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Sw-ginza

TP-Link SG3216

image/svg+xmlTL-SG3216 sw-ginza Port2 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED TNK Port4 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port6 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port8 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port10 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port12 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port14 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port16 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET GBIC serial Port1 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED TNK Port3 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port5 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port7 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port9 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port11 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port13 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET Port15 // RIGHT LED // LEFT LED SNET GBIC

A part from the increasing need for more network ports for testing devices and so, I started to need a way to easyly manage different, maybe isolated or untrusted networks, as well as some ideas I would like to implement (like an auto-LAN for network boot and so) so finally decided to adquire a managed switch.

Although sometimes I think I was wrong with only 16port, this device has proven to be very good for my needs and the CLI interface mode is some Cisco-alike.

No special meaning. The name of network equipment is usually a mnemonic indicatig its function switch and its location.

Obvious: Network Core Switch to distribute networks along Ginza DC. Mainly:

  • Trunk (Etherchannel) to core router
  • VLAN management to easly change hosts from networks
  • Differntiated networks for management, maintenance, …
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  • Last modified: 2022/04/26 00:14
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