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I would be happy with that. Rackmount switches aren’t cheap!
Could be worse. It could be a Cisco WS-C3650 series switch.
No, he clearly wanted a Nintendo Switch.
I actually did desperately want that Nintendo Switch in, oh, '89 or '90? I was living in Germany at the time and my RF switch cord got severed. This was the dark ages before the internet, so the only option was to order one and wait a month or so for it to arrive. That was a long month!
Nah, he’s just bummed out that it has an unpatchable security flaw.
I would be the kind of kid who would like a switch over a Nintendo Switch. Mainly because I think if I was born later on in my life I would enjoy the switch a lot more. But that’s mainly because I’m a nerd and I hate locked down consoles and whatnot. Especially when games are 60 dollars 6 years later on the eshop.
But dad, I wanted the 10gbps model with sfp+ Fiber support!!!
Hon, you don’t even use the 1gbps we have at home.
That’s not the point having a larger bandwidth on the server end removes bottlenecks to multiple simultaneous clients!
You kids with your new words, that’s Skibidi toilet Ohio Rizz alright.
I’m happy with my Gigabit Switch with 4 SFP modules :3
(Got that two months too early for christmas tho)
if he were smart; he would sell that switch and buy several switches. lol
Old Cisco gear shows up in the thrift shops here. I think you can’t even give 10/100 kit away.
how could you tell it was a 10/100… or even a cisco switch?
it looks more like an old small plane dell powerconnect to me.
the black and white sticker is a dead giveaway
i always felt that the old dell powerconnect line of switches’ operating system was a knockoff of cisco’s; so i can say with confidence that, that sticker was probably more useful than the old powerconnects. lol
I didn’t. It just looks like the fair number of Cisco (and the occasional Dell) 10/100/sometimes Gigabit switches I’ve seen in junk shops.
I bought a nifty blue Netgear 24-port one mostly because I’m more willing to buy junk from the Humane Society shop, but then decided it was too loud (40mm fans) and went to 2.5G (with smaller fanless switches) instead.
I bought a nifty blue Netgear 24-port one mostly because I’m more willing to buy junk from the Humane Society shop, but then decided it was too loud (40mm fans) and went to 2.5G (with smaller fanless switches) instead.
i used to marvel at people at people who setup racks in their own home with those LOUD blades because my time racking & stacking in all the data centers have lead to permanent hearing damage so seeing these people bring that into their home is wild to me.
“What do you mean you can’t play games with it, son? When I had this in high school, I got invited to every LAN party and got free drinks.”
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What’s that?
It’s basically a power strip:
but specifically for cables that carry Internet traffic instead of electrical power.
A more direct analogy would be a telephone switchboard (which is why it is called a “switch”), basically a computerized version of those old-timey operator ladies who used to sit in a room waiting for you to make a phone call, and they’d physically move a plug connected to your phone and plug it directly into the phone line of whoever you were trying to call. That, but for computers trying to talk to one another over network cables instead of making telephone calls.
A network switch
At least that switch is fast.
