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hosregla
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Aug 25, 2015
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best option, 2 netgear Prosafe GS724T-400EUS in trunking or 1 gs748teu,

best option, 2 netgear Prosafe GS724T-400EUS in trunking or 1 gs748teu,  do you have the same performance both options.   2 netgear prosafe 24 are best price.

 

2 Netgear ProSafe GS724T-400EUS - Switch de red (24 puertos Gigabit, 2 puertos SFP) por Netgear  or Netgear GS748TEU - Switch de red con 48 puertos Gigabit ProSafe por Netgear

 

 
 
  • Hi hosregla, 

     

    Welcome to the community! 

     

    I would go with the single GS748T, it's much easier to manage if you only have one unit. In terms of performance, this should be the same, using 2 switches with trunk ports benefits works better if you have multi-sessions on both switches. If your network activity uses single session, it will max out the first port's bandwidth before using the second one. I am hoping some other users here can give more input. 

     

    If you have more questions, feel free to ask. 

     

    Thanks, 

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  • JohnRo's avatar
    JohnRo
    NETGEAR Employee Retired

    Hi hosregla, 

     

    Welcome to the community! 

     

    I would go with the single GS748T, it's much easier to manage if you only have one unit. In terms of performance, this should be the same, using 2 switches with trunk ports benefits works better if you have multi-sessions on both switches. If your network activity uses single session, it will max out the first port's bandwidth before using the second one. I am hoping some other users here can give more input. 

     

    If you have more questions, feel free to ask. 

     

    Thanks, 

    • hosregla's avatar
      hosregla
      Aspirant

      GS724Tv3,GS724Tv3,GS748Tv4H1,GS748Tv4H2

       

       have 5 units, should create trunking between them. each unit is separated by 40-60 m

       

      is it necessary create vlan to make trunking???

       

      thks.

       

      Alfonso Silván.

      • JohnRo's avatar
        JohnRo
        NETGEAR Employee Retired

        Hi hosregla, 

         

        I have to be clear on what you are trying to accomplish, do you just want the devices to be connected on a single network? If you have a diagram of your network plan, that will help us in giving you the correct suggestions. 

         

        I'll look forward to your response. 

         

        Thanks, 

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