Omada compatible switches that support 1G/10G AND 2.5G OR 5G port speeds?

Omada compatible switches that support 1G/10G AND 2.5G OR 5G port speeds?

Omada compatible switches that support 1G/10G AND 2.5G OR 5G port speeds?
Omada compatible switches that support 1G/10G AND 2.5G OR 5G port speeds?
3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago

Hello, I am running into issues where after setting up VLAN's, all inter-vlan traffic is going through the router. Now, this is something I should have known but I am not a network engineer and am learning about networking and security.


My plan is to setup another TP-Link switch that supports 8 to 10 ports with 1G/2.5G/5G/10G interface speeds so that I may connect my Proxmox nodes and my NAS to this higher capacity switch as a server/storage switch, and then pass all client traffic to a higher capacity 24-port switch for other communication. One of my Proxmox nodes is running OPNsense in a VM which is my router, which if I can switch this to 10G speeds, reduces a significant portion of inter-vlan communication bottlenecks that may appear.

 

Currently, I've found the TL-SX3008 which seems to support 1G/10G only, but Ideally I would be able to have 2.5G or 5G port speeds in addition to 10G speeds. 4 of my Proxmox nodes are mini-pcs which will only support 2.5 or 5G speeds through USB-C Ethernet adapter, so that is the main reason to have these multiple speed options.

I want the following, based on what my nodes will support:

 

NAS: 10G

Proxmox nodes:

  - Hyper4 (OPNsense VM): 10G

  - Hyper2,3,5,6: 2.5G or 5G

 

What Omada switches support the type of configuration that I am looking for?

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Re:Omada compatible switches that support 1G/10G AND 2.5G OR 5G port speeds? -Solution
3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago

Hi @WholesomeTRex 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

Fiber interface, no. 1 or 10G.

RJ45 if it is a 10G, that's compatible with 2.5 and 5.

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Re:Omada compatible switches that support 1G/10G AND 2.5G OR 5G port speeds?
3 weeks ago

  @WholesomeTRex 

 

TP-Link doesn't have many switches with this speed without being very expensive, so you'd better look at the competitor who has lots of switches with the features you want for a much cheaper price. But here are some that I found.

 

 

 

 

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Re:Omada compatible switches that support 1G/10G AND 2.5G OR 5G port speeds?
3 weeks ago
Yeah, I've been looking through and while there are certainly some that would fit the minimum use case for me, there aren't many that would allow me to expand without significant cost. I believe that I have found one from a competitor that is 12x 10G SFP+ ports that I will just use with transceivers that scale down to 2.5G for my specific cases and then use the full 10G speeds with DAC cables.
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3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago

Hi @WholesomeTRex 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

Fiber interface, no. 1 or 10G.

RJ45 if it is a 10G, that's compatible with 2.5 and 5.

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