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Yamaha DM7 and Netgear AV
Hello to all. I have some problem with Yamaha DM7 and Rios's in shared Dante network with other devices. Everything looks fine except Yamaha's dante devices rack mount. All devices are showed in Virtual mode, but works good, audio passes, preamp control is already ok, but I can't patch directly from Yamaha. When connected straight without Netgear switch everything works fine. Was trying Dante, Shure profiles - no success. At the moment there is only primary network with devices in switched mode. All other devices in the network are good, included dante audio and control data in the same network. Thank you for your minds.M4250 - Black Magic
Hey All, First time posting here. Here is my situation that I could use some help with. I purchased and installed some Netgear M4250 switches throughout my venue. Using the Engage software, I've setup a few VLAN's with them, Lighting, Audio, Video, etc. Each of these VLAN's have a DHCP server from one switch. The system I setup is isolated from the internet on purpose as I want to maintain minimal network traffic over the system. I'm looking now to get a Black Magic Web Presenter into the video network. This device has one network port that is designed to both handle the setup/control of it and additionally, push video to the internet. Putting this device on the network I setup however doesn't work because I don't have internet on the network. On my video switch I want to be able to have the following 3 ports. Port 1) connects to the rest of my network with an AutoTrunk while utilizing the Video VLAN with it' own DHCP Server. Port 2) connect to another network I have in my building that provides internet. This network has its own DHCP Server. Port 3) my Web Presenter that takes traffic from both Port 1 and Port 2. IP Address of the device would live in the range that comes from Port 1. How would I configure this in the M4250.M4300 stack with over 10Gb lag groups
Hey I would like to make a stack with six 10Gb links between two m4300 switches. I use Ligtware Ubex vido converters from with two DAC cables that go to the switch. When sending 4k images, the lag group is about 12Gb in size and the switch can manage the lag group well. The Stack between the switches does not know how to divide the LAG group into several 10Gb lanes, but tries to put everything in one cable and the next lag group in another. Is it possible to get the stack to handle LAG groups with a data flow of more than 10Gb?Training: Pro AV-over-IP SDVoE Solutions @ ISE 2018
The SDVoE Alliance is bringing leading companies in the space together around a standardized hardware and software platform. The SDVoE platform will disrupt the pro AV industry by enabling applications that were previously unrealizable. For more info and registration for these upcoming training sessions visit the SDVoE page. February 6, 2018 Networking fast track: what is a modular ethernet switch and what does it mean to AV? 14:30-15:00 Laurent Masia – NETGEAR LaurentMa Commercial Solutions Theatre Hall 8 – free to attend, no pre-booking necessary Description: Historically, Ethernet switches come in fixed configurations (16-port, 48-port, etc.). However, as AV and IT collide, a new class of switch has come to market. The modular Ethernet switch combines the configurability of a matrix switch with the power and scalability of Ethernet to allow systems more custom-tailored to each end user’s needs. Objectives: • Learn about this new class of Ethernet switch • Understand how to configure and design AV systems with a flexible modular Ethernet switch at the core • Compare and contrast the flexibility of a hybrid copper/fiber modular Ethernet switch against the traditional configurable matrix February 7 Networking fast track: what is multicast? 12:30-13:00 Laurent Masia – NETGEAR LaurentMa Commercial Solutions Theatre Hall 8 – free to attend, no pre-booking necessary Description: As more AV distribution moves to IT infrastructure, it is critical for AV system designers and installers to understand some of the basic networking protocols that make this possible. Multicast is a crucial technology that allows high bandwidth streams to move around a network without overwhelming the entire network. Objectives: • Learn what multicasting is, and why it is necessary for any practical AV over IP solution • Identify tools for configuring and troubleshooting multicast networks • Understand the difference between multicasting and VLANs, and a little bit about how they interact February 7, 2018 Networking Crash Course for AV Systems Engineers 13:30-14:30 Host: Laurent Masia – NETGEAR LaurentMa AVIXA AV/IT Workshop – Room D203 1 RU offered Description: More and more of AV distribution is moving to Ethernet networks. AV system designers and installers must familiarize themselves with the important concepts that make these new systems work. Even if you aren’t planning to become an IT systems admin, life gets easier when you can speak their language. Objectives: • Learn the basics of important networking topics for AV: multicast, VLANs, routing vs switching • Understand the different switch topologies and concepts: non-blocking, spine and leaf, link aggregation • Apply calculations of video bandwidth to network design in order to ensure a flawlessly working AV over IP system After these training sessions, we will provide training materials or slides here if possible.Layer 3 switches that Perfectly Balance Features and Value #M4300 #Blog
M4300 Series Managed Switches – Perfectly Balancing Features and Value The NETGEAR M4300 line of 13 1-10+ gigabit fully managed L3 switches is a platform that has received constant development and innovations for several years. Thanks to valuable feedback from our community of professional IT users, we have kept costs down, while constantly adding new models, features, and firmware releases – making M4300 a powerful choice for IT professionals and integrators. Professional IT teams worldwide pick M4300 because they are ideally positioned in education, government, hospitality, large business, and even specialized industries such as ProAV. With a vast collection of port-counts, speeds, redundancy, flexibility, stacking capabilities, non-stop forwarding, and more, M4300 strikes a perfect balance of features, and value – and that’s the special sauce making the M4300 a great choice when it comes to L3 managed switches. Continue reading about M4300 Switches on the NETGEAR Connections BlogNew 10G Copper PoE+ and Fiber Managed Switches for ProAV and IT Top-of-Rack
We’re pleased to announce new options for your next fully managed switch deployments in the M4300 product line. The M4300 Stackable L3 Managed Switch Series comes with 40G, 10G and 1G models in a variety of form factors including PoE+ full provisioning. M4300 Switch Series delivers IPv4/IPv6 rich services for mid-enterprise edge and SMB core with mixed stacking between 40-, 10 and 1-Gigabit models. Layer 3 feature set includes static and policy-based routing, RIP, VRRP, OSPF, and PIM dynamic routing. M4300 is ideal for server aggregation, wireless access, unified communications and Video-over-IP. New 10GB Copper Switch with PoE+ M4300-16X (XSM4316PA and XSM4316PB) - Two options of Half-Width 16 Copper 10G Ports Managed Switch with PoE+. 2 Power supply options with 199W or-500W PoE+ total PoE Budget and 480Gbps switching fabric. A perfect managed switch option for small AV-over-IP deployments server access and IT top of rack deployments and more. View the M4300-16X datasheet. New Full Fiber M4300 Switches M4300-24FX (XSM4324FS) - Half-Width Switch with 24 Ports all fiber 10G SFP+ ports. A great switch choice for medium sized AV-over-IP deployments or IT top-of-rack requiring SFP+ fiber aggregation or direct server access. View the M4300-24FX Datasheet. M4300-48FX (XSM4348FS) - Full-Width Switch with 48 Ports all fiber 10G SFP+ ports. A great switch choice for medium/large AV-over-IP Deployments or IT top-of-rack requiring SFP+ fiber aggregation or direct server access. View the M4300-48FX Datasheet. We would be very interested to hear how you plan to use these new switch offerings from NETGEAR Business.#Webinar - Embrace Next Gen Switching with 10g PoE and AVoIP Capabilities - M4300
Don't go it alone! NETGEAR's webinar team works daily to bring you the latest news, tips, and training on NETGEAR Products. Our upcoming webinar focuses on the M4300 Fully Managed switching solution. Topic: Embrace next generation switching with 10g, PoE and AVoIP capabilities Description: Learn how to plan, procure, install, configure and maintain a wired network architecture that delivers on all important business needs and business benefits with the M4300 Fully Managed Switch Series. Time: May 29, 2018 11:00 AM in Pacific Time (US and Canada) Register for the NETGEAR M4300 Webinar. See you there! Learn more about the M4300 Intelligent Edge Series, or try the M4300-96x Configuration tool.
Meet the M4300-96X Modular Managed Switch - #Video
Watch our Senior PLM, Laurent Masia, give you an inside look into the new NETGEAR M4300-96X Managed Switch, the world's first and only modular solution. Introducing the NETGEAR M4300-96X Modular Managed Switch. The newest member of the M4300 Layer 3 Stackable Family and the world's first modular switch. Starting at $100 per port, and scaling up to 96 ports of 10G ports or up to 24 ports of 40G Ethernet by a multiple of 2 ports, the 96X allows for maximum granularity between copper and fiber and unrivaled headroom for organizations who buy infrastructure in the long term. The M4300 switch series delivers L2/L3/L4 and IPv4/IPv6 world-class services for server and storage interconnect, professional audiovisual installations, mid-enterprise edge and SMB core with unrivaled ease of use. The NETGEAR M4300-96X expands with your business, letting you start small and grow later by adding modules. Have you deployed an AV-over-IP solution post your feedback. View all our AV-over-IP SDVoE Stories and discussion.
