What POE Gigabit LAN Switch for a basic Avaya IPO500 Voice/Data Lan? 1

[Olagg41]

Hi all,

Any one got any recommendations on a semi decent non-bank breaking LAN switch to support a Avaya IPO500?

Very basic install, Lan to support gigabit, Voice and Data, PoE, IP Handsets 9612G (mainly). Switch to act as core/main lan switch.
20 Users.

Any recommendations?

Thanks

 

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[Olagg41]

Thanks for the link.

Does it have to be a L3 switch and Avaya?

I was looking at the HP ProCurve 2610-24-PWR, anyone know if this would be suitable to run the IPo500?

 

[Gunnaro]

I use HP Procurve 2610 or Cisco SG300 for my customers, both performing well.
Over all HP is a better switch, but Cisco is way cheaper if you need optical connection in the future.

Kind regards

Gunnar
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[Olagg41]

Thanks Gunnar

What kind of router do you use at these sites?

 

[Gunnaro]

Depends on what the customer is willing to pay, preferences, or what the ISP provides in a package deal.
Mostly Cisco 800 series, Cisco ASA 5505/5510, Netgear FVS336Gv2, (and a really good firewall: WatchGuard)

Kind regards

Gunnar
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[jayjr1105]

We use Cisco SG200 and SG300 series for 99% of our networks. Some SG500 L3 switches for larger customers. Solid switches and pricing is pretty good. Be careful with SG200 series, only half of their ports are POE.

 

[chavz7796]

We use the avaya switches. Just run the verbose script to enable QOS and you good to go!

 

[tlpeter]

We use HP procurves.
Those Avaya switches are way overpriced.


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