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Netgear Gs108e-300pes
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No, the switch does not have an active fan. It is in our living room in the TV unit and I have never noticed any disturbing noises.
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IGMP snooping would be relevant because of multicast (e.g. Swisscom TV & TV7 from Init7).
If I'm not mistaken, UPC TV has "only" unicast... so a cheap switch without IGMP snooping also works.
However, this could change in the future, as Sunrise is buying UPC. Sunrise TV uses unicast and multicast.
Does this switch have a web GUI and is it the same device referred to as GS108Ev3 on other websites?
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Yes, the unit draws an IP (I didn't expect this and then realised after I had already installed the management software...) and can also be configured via the web. I'm really amazed at what you get here for the money. GBit/s. Web GUI. VLAN (max. 10), loop detection. QoS (but I don't use it) - "only" a log is still missing :-). The type designation (on the device) is GS108Ev3.
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You can simply plug in the switch, which works automatically. It does not have to be programmed.
Rate limiting is explained on p. 41/42 in the manual:
https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/GS105EV2/WebManagedSwitches_UM_EN.pdf
It is best to contact the customer service department at https://helpcenter.galaxus.ch/hc/de/requests/new directly. Your request can then be examined individually.
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Yes, it has the usual recesses on the underside to snap the switch into place with two screws, dowels and screws were included.
Yes, this switch works perfectly. I think IGMP snooping is activated by default, but the setting is also very simple via "switch management". It is well documented by Netgear.
Sure. That is standard for a switch. You don't even have to configure anything. Just plug in the cable and it's done.
Yes, the new Netgear switches all have a fairly compact power supply. Maybe not quite as narrow as certain mobile phone/tablet power supplies, but with most power strips it should fit between two normal power cables.
In my experience, there are sometimes small differences in the size of the power supply, depending on the production batch and current regulations (e.g. for some time now, all power supplies have had a toggle switch built into the cable. In the past this was not the case, sometimes even with the same models).
Digitec has a replacement power supply for Netgear products on offer: PAV12V ( Netgear PAV12V power supply ). It is pretty much the same size as the power supply I got with this switch.
Yes, with a metal RJ45, but be careful not to create a ground loop, connect the shield only to one end and not the other...
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This switch is unmanaged, i.e. you cannot configure your own VLANs, etc. here.
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I have not measured the latency in this sense.
The ping time on our fibre connection is usually 1ms to 4ms, via this switch.
So the switch is unobtrusively fast.
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This Netgear ProSafe GS108E supports the QoS mode 802.1p/DSCP Based. I have this switch and the TV-2 box. TV-2 works for me when the TV box is connected to this switch.
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