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Our head of ICT won a complete Wireless system including 10 Access Points and wireless controller and Netgear POE Switch a couple of years ago. Before putting them on ebay is anyone interested as the complete package is over £4,500 without the POE switch on Amazon and I'm just looking for £2000 for the lot. All in original packages and cellophane never been opened. Amazon price without POE Switch is £4,700 https://www.amazon.co.uk/NETGEAR-ProSAFE-WB7620-10000S-Wireless-Controller/dp/B01M0368F3/ref=sr_1_4?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1510748438&sr=1-4&keywords=netgear+prosafe+wc7600&dpID=41ECtq5EckL&preST=_SX300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch For sale 10 x Netgear Prosafe 3x3 WNDAP 660 Wireless Access points 1 x Netgear ProSafe Wireless Controller WC7600 1 x Netgear POE Switch

Hi, hope someone is able to help me out with this setup. I have been given the task of using HDMI over Ethernet to display a video on a television screen in the main reception of our small business. I went with the ESYNiC 120m HDbitT HDMI Extender Ethernet Network Extender option as it supported being distributed over switches. I purchased the NETGEAR GS108E-300UKS and went with the recommendation of assigning the ports to a VLAN (VLAN 3), with ports 5 on the respective switches tagged (1x in reception, 1x in Server room). I additionally setup a VLAN 2 whereby ports 2 and 3 tagged. The rest of the ports are disabled. However, when I'm connecting it, both switches are plugged in and VLAN 2 appears to communicate fine. However, VLAN 3 can't communicate with the sender device in the Server room. There is one port patched in the room, which is connected to an unmanaged switch which is fed off VLAN 2. By my basic understanding of Layer 2 switches, the nodes cannot communicate through VLANS, this is an advantage of layer three? We cannot afford layer three switches, or anything above what we have already bought. I understand my setup won't work as the only uplink for the switch is on VLAN 2 and thus won't communicate. These switches are "SMART" meaning they are configurable via a Web browser. I have been using the 802.1Q VLAN setup option. Is there an option on these switches to configure a, say "master" uplink for all VLANS? Or am I barking up the wrong tree? Does anyone have these switches, or can provide me with a resolution? We are really short of cash, and need the switch in reception to serve computers, it cannot be directly patched. As soon as we connect the HDMI extender to VLAN 2 we get an image however the data floods the network and thus knocks off the Wireless. In simple terms, I want to use the switches we've got and use port 5 for HDMI (VLAN 3), ports 2,3 and 4 I want to use for two computers in our reception, on VLAN 2. Cheers for the info you provide. We are a small business and I don't work there full time. I hope we have all the equipment we need? Appreciate any guidance.

Hi, We have got one of these not being used, a cabling contractor supplied it last year, but the LEA weren;t happy and gave us a Cisco switch. It has sat turned off in our cabinet for about 10 months, thought it was about time I got rid of it. Worked fine when I turned it on this morning and connected a few machines to it. Complete with power lead and front/side brackets. Might also be on Ebay as well (will update with link). Any offers, maybe £50, plus £10 postage? ? More info: Answer

We've recently upgraded to UniFi across school so no longer need our old Netgear switches. We have the following 24 Port Netgear switches: 1 x JGS524 v1 6 x GS724T (1 x V3 and 5 x V4) 2 x M4100-26G Plus 2 x AGM731F Netgear Fibre modules (never used) 1 x LevelOne GSW2457 24 port switch I'd ideally like to get rid of the whole lot in one go. Any sensible offer accepted.