Vlan supported switch recommendation for Home

stephenw10

Yeah, impossible for me to recommend anything that requires Windows software.

Those look like they claim to have a webgui though, maybe only the 'v2' hardware?

Steve

johnpoz

The DGS-1100 series has web gui.. I have a -08 and never used their tool, only the web. You can use the tool if you want as well.

I just looked at the manual for version A of that model, and it supports web.. So not sure what @Raffi is taking about..

Raffi_

@johnpoz said in Vlan supported switch recommendation for Home:

The DGS-1100 series has web gui.. I have a -08 and never used their tool, only the web. You can use the tool if you want as well.

I probably didn't set it up properly then. I never login to it once I got it setup so I didn't bother to look into that.

shetu

@johnpoz Sorry for late reply. 8 to 16 port is enough for me. I have free pbx server, plex and one Desktop pc for now. Does pbx server need voice vlan or I put it without vlan?
If you time can you browse this site for selecting switch (84 Taka = 1 US $)?
https://www.startech.com.bd/networking/network-switch

johnpoz

That is not a bad price
https://www.startech.com.bd/cisco-sg300-10pp-switch

That works out to 226$ not too bad.. But odd is the url is for sg300, but the description says
Cisco SG350-10P 10-port Gigabit PoE+ Managed Switch

The sg300 are no longer for sale, but still supported until 2023.. Sg350s are their replacements.. That would be a killer switch... And you for sure would be able to do anything you could want to do..

Is that too much?

shetu

@johnpoz said in Vlan supported switch recommendation for Home:

No it is not that too much. Do you compare this switch with Sg350s?

Netgear GS110TP 8-Port ProSafe Gigabit PoE Manage Switch
https://www.startech.com.bd/netgear-gs310tp-8-port-desktop-switch

johnpoz

That doesn't look like a bad switch, but it doesn't do layer 3 routing I can see from just quick glance, and it doesn't have any sort of cli access (ssh).. Or console in even? Looks like very limited ipv6 support.. I don't even see where you can set management IP to be ipv6?

Couple of ports short.. But yeah there shouldn't be anything wrong with that.. Its clearly more features than typical "smart" switch..

gcu_greyarea

I have one of those:

https://buy.hpe.com/au/en/networking/switches/fixed-port-web-managed-ethernet-switches/1800-switch-products/hpe-officeconnect-1820-switch-series/hpe-officeconnect-1820-8g-poe-65w-switch/p/J9982A

They come with limited lifetime warranty.

Lightning struck our house and for some reason took out 1 Port.

HP sent replacement switch within 2 days by UPS.

If you don't need PoE get a J9979A

bingo600

@johnpoz said in Vlan supported switch recommendation for Home:

The DGS-1100 series has web gui.. I have a -08 and never used their tool, only the web. You can use the tool if you want as well.

+1 for the D-Link DGS1100-08 , for home usage

And the 08P (PoE) is super too.

It doesn't support 802.1x though, the DGS-1210-10 does

Or the 1210-24 - Excellent as "Home core switch"

/Bingo

shetu

@bingo600 said in Vlan supported switch recommendation for Home:

@johnpoz said in Vlan supported switch recommendation for Home:

The DGS-1100 series has web gui.. I have a -08 and never used their tool, only the web. You can use the tool if you want as well.

+1 for the D-Link DGS1100-08 , for home usage

And the 08P (PoE) is super too.

It doesn't support 802.1x though, the DGS-1210-10 does

Or the 1210-24 - Excellent as "Home core switch"

/Bingo

DGS-1210-24 not available here but I see D-Link DGS-1210-28P 28-Port Gigabit Smart Managed Network Switch in some site.

bingo600

@shetu said in Vlan supported switch recommendation for Home:

@bingo600 said in Vlan supported switch recommendation for Home:

@johnpoz said in Vlan supported switch recommendation for Home:

The DGS-1100 series has web gui.. I have a -08 and never used their tool, only the web. You can use the tool if you want as well.

+1 for the D-Link DGS1100-08 , for home usage

And the 08P (PoE) is super too.

It doesn't support 802.1x though, the DGS-1210-10 does

Or the 1210-24 - Excellent as "Home core switch"

/Bingo

DGS-1210-24 not available here but I see D-Link DGS-1210-28P 28-Port Gigabit Smart Managed Network Switch in some site.

28P = The P means PoE
I would expect this unit to cost more than a non P, and that many PoE ports are prob not needed in a home setup.
And as the PSU has to deliver a serious amount of PoE power , be prepared for Fan Noise.

AFAIK the 08P is the only PoE (DGS model) wo. Fan.

Edit:
I use HP 1820-24 as "Core" switches at home.
While they are ok , they lack a lot of the features (.1X , MAC ACL etc.) that the D-link 1210 series have , and cost about the same.
I'd select 1210 today.

I'd stay away from the small TP-Link's , they Vlan leak

1210-24
https://www.amazon.co.uk/D-Link-24-Port-Gigabit-Managed-DGS-1210-24/dp/B0036DRHHC

Why's the -28 more expensive in US vs UK.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/D-Link-28-Port-Gigabit-Switch-DGS-1210-28/dp/B008R7114W/

/Bingo

bingo600

@johnpoz said in Vlan supported switch recommendation for Home:

Did you mean to say 7.0 ? 6 is EOL, and quite old.. And sure doesn't actually support freebsd 11.x which is what current version of pfsense runs on..

Re: 6.7 --> 7.0
I have 2 small VMware "Free" installs at home (6.7) , and just checkked 6.7 --> 7.0.

My machines are for small linux VM's , Core-I3's w. 16G Ram , and Realtek Network Cards. Where i have "sneaked" an older Realtek NIC driver into the system.

Realtek NIC support is not possible on 7.0, as the old Linux driver subsystem, has been taken out of 7.0.

So i'll guess i stay on 6.7 for my installs

Good info
https://www.virtuallyghetto.com/2020/03/homelab-considerations-for-vsphere-7.html

Just a general info for those having a little "box w. Realtek"
I wouldn't have run pfSense on those anyway

Vollans

I’m happily using Netgear Insight switches (GC728X and 2 GC110) at home and if you ignore the insight app the web interface is great and far more fully featured. Even the GC110 with 8 RJ45 and 2 SFP ports do LAG, VLANs, IGMP snooping, etc. They often seem to be on sale at Amazon at stupid prices - which is when I’ve bought them.