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Select a 24-port, 1Gbps managed switch suitable for your home network setup.

Select a 24-port, 1Gbps managed switch suitable for your home network setup.

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IAMLeonox
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04-21-2025, 09:28 PM
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Imagine you rent a room within your home. You could place the guest there and utilize a PVLAN so they wouldn't connect to your internal network or home Wi-Fi—only the internet. The specifics depend on their needs.
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04-21-2025, 09:28 PM #21

Imagine you rent a room within your home. You could place the guest there and utilize a PVLAN so they wouldn't connect to your internal network or home Wi-Fi—only the internet. The specifics depend on their needs.

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04-22-2025, 04:44 AM
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Let me catch a breath first The house i am about to finish (moving in late Aug / early Sep) is for my family and my family only (us 2 + 2 small kids). We have 13 LAN wall sockets, incl. TV corner / media center + home security system and surveillance. That's 15 ports on a switch that i need straight away. My local ISP (only one that has fiber grid close to a house - across the street) offers 120Mb/s for 9.5€/month (with 24 months contract) when not bundled with TV box and most likely i will go for it. I don't really see any use for 10Gb/s ports at this moment and near future. I am not an impatient teenager any more who gets angry at 0.5s loading time of youtube website Again many thanks for your replies. Pretty sure i will go with a simple and low-maintenance option -> unmanaged switch.
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04-22-2025, 04:44 AM #22

Let me catch a breath first The house i am about to finish (moving in late Aug / early Sep) is for my family and my family only (us 2 + 2 small kids). We have 13 LAN wall sockets, incl. TV corner / media center + home security system and surveillance. That's 15 ports on a switch that i need straight away. My local ISP (only one that has fiber grid close to a house - across the street) offers 120Mb/s for 9.5€/month (with 24 months contract) when not bundled with TV box and most likely i will go for it. I don't really see any use for 10Gb/s ports at this moment and near future. I am not an impatient teenager any more who gets angry at 0.5s loading time of youtube website Again many thanks for your replies. Pretty sure i will go with a simple and low-maintenance option -> unmanaged switch.

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