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I think I've used used this in my uni network lab (can't remember the model off the top of my head), it was a solid switch. For that price, I would say it is a great deal if it has the features you need! Looking at the datasheet, it has LACP and VLANs as well as some layer 3 capabilities too. I don't think you will really need much more than that for a starter switch.

The PSU because MOAR POWER!

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Hi guys, First off, would like to apologise if this is in the wrong section of the forum, or if I'm just being an idiot... But that is partly because I don't know if I'm searching for the right thing. Basically I want to get a two port gigabit NIC and put it in a system running a version of Debian. But all of the drivers on the website are for other versions of linux, those being redhat and SUSE. I was wondering if I could use these drivers as long as they are for the same kernel version. Probably irrelevant; the OS is ProxMox VE 3.3

Yeah in the process of doing that now

Hi guys, I just saw the TekSyndicate video on ProxMox and was looking for a RAID card that has two mini SAS ports on it; I came across a one for very cheap, but further research has failed to tell me if it is SAS 6 or if its just just SAS 3. Due to the low price I assumed it was just SAS 3, but uses PCIe x8 and assuming it is gen 2.0 this would provide plenty of bandwidth. Could anyone shed light on the subject? Device: SUN 375-3536-02 8 port SAS RAID HBA Card PCI-Express

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