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  1. Regarding the switch. I would really recommend looking at something proper enterprise grade (The likes of Cisco/Aruba/etc). 500+ poe watts is a lot to ask from a switch and a lot of poe powered devices on that single switch. I would personally, and certainly if its far away not trust a Netgear/TP-link/Ubnt something for this job. I have also seen manufacturers not implement some simple safeties regarding poe on their switch so if something goes wrong all 30 cameras and the switch.
  2. I think this might be the wrong forum for those kinds of questions. I think you would be better of trying over at something like https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php or http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/
  3. You say you are hooking up ap's. Research if POE can be deadly to small shits.
  4. No... If you dont know the difference then dont post... G is indeed gigabit but E is i have no idea what it stands for but it comes with 2 10gig ports. You might want to look at the cisco datasheets for these switches. They are not at all loud, both g and e switches are damn silent... I used to some noise but having these switches next to me is no issue.
  5. Well if second hand is an option and you live in the USA then as a Cisco person you should already know what to look for. Get yourself a lovely 3560g/3750g with poe or 3560e/3750e with poe, you will have all your boxes ticked and be withing budget.
  6. Maybe you get duplicate addresses because you HAVE duplicate addresses... Your giving vlan 101 on ya cisco an ip of bla.1 and vlan 101 on ya edgemax an ip of bla.1 so yeah, thats duplicate. If you need help, just send me a message...
  7. There is way more involved then throwing in a gpu, creating some vdi's and game away. I would recommend looking into it more on something like the vmware forums. And unless you are playing openttd, a k2000 isnt going to cut it for multiple people.
  8. say what? a wlc does do some nice things but there is no need at all for a wlc in a home network.
  9. 100 bucks for an erl, 30 for a switch and 100-150 for any ubnt ap other then the lite and you are set. No where near close to 500-600
  10. Whoah whoah calm down, not need for that in a home network and is out of the budget, I think the person you quoted was talking about the consumer line, not the isr's. You also dont need a wlc for a 1142n, just flash standalone ios to it.
  11. That cable is for cisco devices which use the rj45 connector for serial communication and your netgear thing doesnt, it uses a basic rs232 connector so what you need is a usb to rsr232 adapter.
  12. Thats now how that works. That is a cable for cisco devices to convert a normal serial connector to a rj45 plug. It still is serial and not ethernet and it wont allow you to ssh to the switch.
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