Hello,

yes, we have the 1800- 8G and 24G

They can do SNMP, VLAN, have NO fan etc. They have ONLY WebGUI for config, no CLI

Costs about 500 chf if you order some, and not one ;) delivered only with german power cords, no CH-power cords.

quite easy to handle and manage.

only changing management VLAN and IP and adding the necessary VLAN cuts you off, because you can not change this in one step - there you need to have local access. (2 steps on 2 different areas of the config website) with CLI it is possible to activate this together.

but: 500chf for a 24 port GB-switch - 4 sure they had to cut of some things.

but in usage we have seen not any impact until now and use this switch general on all locations and datacenters.

24G: activating a SFP needs a power off/on, because shared Cu/Fibre port. works also fine with none-HP-SFP's.

regards,

stephan

Guten Tag Rainer Duffner,

am Dienstag, 8. Juli 2008 um 22:56 schrieben Sie:

Am 08.07.2008 um 22:13 schrieb Peter Rohrer:

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Hello

I'm looking for a manageable fanless gigabit Ethernetswitch with VLan-Tagging, SNMP and 16-24 port. Unfortunately, everything I've seen so far has either no SNMP, no VLAN-Tagging or a noisy fan.

Do you know any such device?

Maybe HP's 1800-24G, available at (amongst others...) digitec.ch

Web-managed, but apparently it does VLANs. I own a 1800-8G (same-same, but with 8 ports) - but I must confess I didn't have time to do much with it.

I'd give the 1800-8G a try and see if it does what you want, then buy the 1800-24G (which costs a bit more than double the price of the 1800-8G).

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Hi Mario

Am Mittwoch, 9. Juli 2008 08:22 schrieb Mario Iseli:

what happened to you? I mean you're the guy with the tons of old hardware running at home and you care now about the noise of a tiny switch fan?

Well, I still have a few old boxes running, but the ones running 'round the clock are in the basement where I don't have to listen to them all the time. And they are not that noisy, a HP 9000/712 is quiet compared to my Computer.

Maybe I was missing some news?! ;-)

I just moved to a new appartment and did not want to listen to my loud switch any longer. Now the fan in the Computer is getting on my nerves ;-)

Greetings, Peter