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TL-link equivalent

pcrouch666

2017-11-27 04:44:07

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TL-link equivalent

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I have been told to get one of these : Ubiquiti TOUGHSwitch 5-Port PoE, but I want to keep everything TL-link so issues don't arise later.

Is the TL-SG108E the same unit (apart from the 8 ports) for example does it have POE ? If not which TL-Link unit is the equivalent ?

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Paul

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2017-12-03 18:56:42

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Re:TL-link equivalent

2017-12-03 18:56:42

pcrouch666 wrote

Is the TL-SG108E the same unit (apart from the 8 ports) for example does it have POE ? If not which TL-Link unit is the equivalent ?

The TL-SG108PE supports four PoE ports, but not the TL-SG108E.

I don't know the UBNT TOUGHSwitch, but one thing to note in comparison to other switches is that the TL-SG108E/PE do have a fixed default VLAN 1, which all ports are always members of. So, ports can not be removed from the default VLAN 1. Furthermore, it is not possible to configure VLAN-tagging for the default VLAN 1 on ports, even not on a trunk port.

Most VLAN-capable switches from other vendors I know of don't behave this way and therefore offer you a VLAN 1 which behaves like any other VLAN.

If you can live with a default VLAN always spanning all ports, the TL-SG108E/PE are good switches!

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