NETGEAR 16-Port PoE+ Gigabit Switch

Bonjour,
ce switch vendu sur Amazon.FR par “Brème Store” est un équipement fait pour le marché US.
Il ne possède pas de cordon d’alimentation EU.
Cordialement

I was looking for an affordable POE switch to add to my home lab. I wasn’t going to be doing anything too fancy with it, but I did want the capability to remote into the switch and do some basic administrator of it, but nothing at the level of Cisco IOS. I already had an unmanaged Netgear switch in the lab, so I opted to stay with the brand I already knew and trusted, and look for model that offered POE capability.

After looking at what was available, I went with the GS108PEv3, and purchased an Open-Box one from Amazon warehouse. Going this route, I save $15 on the switch and still had the guaranteed that is something was wrong with it, Amazon would refund me the cost. Luckily, I didn’t need to use this service, switch came well wrapped from the warehouse, with no obvious scratches or marks on it. Switch booted up right away and I immediately went through the paces of configuring it.

First thing first, firmware update check. One was available and I immediately upgraded it. Came up right after the upgrade, so no chip problem there. Even though this is categorized as a managed switch, the actual settings are pretty basic, and easily understood. Next came the actual reason for this, powering up a couple POR devices I had laying about. Again, plugged them in, and everything came up as expected. Tested all the ports on the switch, and everything was communicating as expected. I will not be testing any network intensive products, so I do not expect this device to have any issues with the traffic I will be generating.

Overall, I’m happy with my new additional my home lab. It adds the POE functionality that I wanted, and with breaking bank.

This is a decent unmanaged switch. My only gripe is that it MUST be paired with a managed switch with VLANs in order to be practical. Otherwise, any PoE devices like IP cameras will have access to the Internet and all other devices on your network.

This is an excellent switch. It’s fast, small, attractive, and has a great set of features. That’s especially true for the price. It has PoE. It has 802.1Q VLANs. It looks and feels nice. The web interface is exceedingly simple to understand and use.

There is only one gripe with the GS108PE: the abomination that is the NETGEAR Switch Discovery Tool (NSDT). It finds nothing. It doesn’t work. It is really a combination with a sort of weird DHCP implementation on the switch’s management software itself. Between the two of them, it will look like your switch is not working correctly. This is even worse if it appears to work intermittently.

If your switch does not get a DHCP address immediately upon boot, it sets itself to a static IP address and doesn’t retry. You need to connect to the switch over ethernet and manually set a static IP on your computer to access the switch. The NETGEAR Switch Discovery Tool (NSDT), made by the manufacturer and completely aware of this behavior could do this for you. It sounds like that’s what it would do given it’s name. No, it just does a simple NMAP of your network and looks for any switches. What a piece of junk. Once you get past that hurdle, though, this switch is great.

I have a larger Netgear unmanaged switch but when I bought some Raspberry Pi computers to build a cluster, I didn’t want to have a bunch of cables in my small rack at home, so I purchased this PoE switch and a PoE HAT for each of the Pis. Works well and I like that there are separate lights for each port to indicate whether PoE is in use at that port; this makes troubleshooting easy.
I still have the Pis sitting on a shelf in the rack, but I hope to buy or 3D print a frame to hold them together.

Perfect easy to use very responsive. I’m impressed

Muy fácil de instalar, la configuración brinda opciones muy completas, la calidad es muy buena muy recomendable