Cat 6 vs Cat 6a/e?

[MNCYWX]

Came here thinking this would be chatter about an addition to the Saffir Simpson Scale. A new hurricane classification as Cat 6... and the dreaded Cat 6E.

#Disappointed

 

[srjclone]

Work in the IoT space, CAT6 should do just fine.

 

[Dr.bannedman]

anyone have a fav home network switch? less than 10 ports

 

[MeowingCows]

anyone have a fav home network switch? less than 10 ports

Just a switch, not a router? I would think any reputable gigabit switch would serve general needs and then some. The switch will basically never be the bottleneck point.

 

[Dr.bannedman]

Just a switch, not a router? I would think any reputable gigabit switch would serve general needs and then some. The switch will basically never be the bottleneck point.

was looking at this (Amazon product)

Amazon product


this is my first home network need to be good 4 wives cam show and whatnot

 

[Dr.bannedman]

my link wont post

 

[MeowingCows]

was looking at this (Amazon product)

Amazon product


this is my first home network need to be good 4 wives cam show and whatnot

my link wont post

Your cam show dream chances are shrinking by the minute!

 

[NickTheGreat]

anyone have a fav home network switch? less than 10 ports

You sure on the less than 10? I bought a 16, 4 years ago thinking I'd have plenty of room to grow. I'm out of ports now. Wish I'd gone bigger

I have been happy with my TP Link switches, both POE and standard. I wanted rack mount and it's served me well. This is an old link, but you can look at the newer versions.


If "Under 10" means 4 or 5, I've used this one for something real quick and dirty

They have an 8 port version of it as well.

 

[Dr.bannedman]

You sure on the less than 10? I bought a 16, 4 years ago thinking I'd have plenty of room to grow. I'm out of ports now. Wish I'd gone bigger

I have been happy with my TP Link switches, both POE and standard. I wanted rack mount and it's served me well. This is an old link, but you can look at the newer versions.


If "Under 10" means 4 or 5, I've used this one for something real quick and dirty

They have an 8 port version of it as well.

thank u king