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switch management network
Hello
I have a gsm7352v2 connected to two gsm7224's.
Routing, vlans and Lag are almost set up - ther eis fine tuning to do - but I can not access the 7224's.
For management [ telnet and web] currently I can only connect to the routing switch 7352
** So I am looking for links / documents or suggestions to set up a management network for the switches. **
kind regards. Roberto Fantini
After more research I decided to replace the 7224 with a new JGS524PE . We have some GS108PEv2 switches, those are easy to manage using windows only software . We'd prefer an open web page type software that runs on linux. However 'The ProSAFE Plus Configuration Utility, also referred to as the ProSAFE Plus Utility ' works well and we are comfortable using.
so case closed.
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Is it common to stack switches that are 150 feet away? I assume so . we always had one server room, however after an expansion I am desling with two.
I think we need a switch that can stack with our gsm7352v2 stack , a new one over there would be worth it .
my questions , I assume long distance stack is normal:
1- what type of cable and connectors should we get?
2- could I get a suggestions on a 16+- port switch to replace the aged gsm7224 ?
After more research I decided to replace the 7224 with a new JGS524PE . We have some GS108PEv2 switches, those are easy to manage using windows only software . We'd prefer an open web page type software that runs on linux. However 'The ProSAFE Plus Configuration Utility, also referred to as the ProSAFE Plus Utility ' works well and we are comfortable using.
so case closed.
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