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Need a managed switch with 24 ports 100/1000BaseT and atleast 1 sfp port. Can anyone recommend a switch thats say under £800?
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Plenty of us here (me included) use these from Netgear:

 

Scan Computers UK: Netgear GS724T PROSAFE 24-PORT Gigabit Smart Switch + 4 Built-in shared SFP Gigabit fiber ports

 

It's managed, but not Layer 3 but does everything you will need a switch on an interal network to do including VLANS.

It also has a bigger 48 port sibling: GS748TS - ProSafe® 48-port Gigabit Stackable Smart Switch - NETGEAR.com

 

As well as new additions to the range:

GS724TR - ProSafe® 24-port Gigabit Smart Switches with Static Routing

GS748TR - ProSafe® 48-port Gigabit Smart Switches with Static Routing

 

Do you really need the features of a Layer 3 switch or the functionality of these, especially as you can get 3 or 4 of these for £800!

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We've just bought a cheap gigabit HP Procurve 1800-24 (smart managed) with 2 SFP for £200 (smart managed is the same level you will get on most of the netgears, including those mentioned above).

 

We also bought the same one Kim mentioned above, which is a gigabit 2810-24 (full level 2 management, with 4 SFP).

 

Fully managed switches from Netgear usually start with GSM (with the M obviously standing for "managed").

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The HP Procurve J9021A#ACC ticks all of the boxes except the sfp one being replaced with Mini-GBIC.

 

[ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SFP_transceiver]SFP[/ame]=miniGBIC

!= (does not equal) [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GBIC]GBIC[/ame] Bit confusing I know!!

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PR100286_cwdm-gbic-1470--FullSizeGBIC.jpg

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Anything from the netgear GSM* range (so GSM7224 or GSM7324).

 

SFP's seem to have a long lifecycle and can be used on any other netgear with an SFP. Stay clear of the GS and FS ranges - too cheap and v. unreliable. Cannot fault the GSM* range though.

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