marine1
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Which brand / model would you go with, something that doesnt break the bank but isnt rubbish?
I would assume all ports must be POE
Thanks
I would assume all ports must be POE
Thanks
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Jet-Fighter7700
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need to keep an eye on the dungeon, do we?
marine1
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The prices are very expensive
The prices are very expensive
True. But you get what you pay for. Though I am sure there are other reasonable options.
Jet-Fighter7700
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tenda or dlink for instance,
doubt you have the money for a Netgear or a Cisco/Aruba.
My_King
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If I had money available now, I would want to test this:
www.takealot.com
But that is 10/100
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i've been getting the Genata ones from Regal , havent had any issues, well, 1, they dont like getting wet
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DStvNothingOn
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if you are willing to run two switches this isn't bad for cameras and good power budget.
wouldn't know if its good enough for general network but cameras no problem and fanless had one running in roof no problem with heat.
wouldn't know if its good enough for general network but cameras no problem and fanless had one running in roof no problem with heat.
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Cudy would be best bang for buck. You need to decide how many PoE ports you want etc.
Dwelms_Farmer
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I'm currently using a Tp-Link 18 Port (16 x PoE) switch for our camera setup. Been working well the last few months. Model : TL-SG1218MPE . Relatively inexpensive compared to other options.