🔁 Zyxel GS1200-8 8-Port Gigabit Web Managed Switch Review

Loops are interesting. One was allowed. The network did not lay down - and that's good. I looked at the ports, saw where the problem was - I fixed it quickly. Has pros: 1) Link Aggregation - combination of two network lines into one. To get the widest and most powerful channel for data transmission. 2) Installation on any surface. A small device with an inconspicuous design, even if it hangs on the table, I won’t notice it. 3) Web-GUI with a clear and beautifully designed interface. Got cons…

Who needs link aggregation using the 802.3ad protocol - bypass it. Everywhere it is written that there is, and not a word about it in the documentation. Some pros: There is a web interface. You can programmatically enable or disable ports. Loop detection. gigabit ports. Its cons: Link Aggregation, or rather the implementation of the Link Aggregation Group, but not LACP. How much time I spent on Google and on this switch to understand why the mikrotik hex rb750gr3 -> Zyxel -> Proxmox with LACP…

Has some pros Gigabit Internet support in all 8 ports. Convenient and clear configuration via web. full duplex. Performance at 16 Gbps. Increased buffer up to 192 kb. Has some cons Mine did not have a standard password and login written on it. I had to drive in from memory, sort out.

First of all, if you want an inexpensive 8-port Need gigabit switch, Good choice. I've had it every few days so can't confirm its longevity. It allows you to configure layer 2 VLANs and multicast segmentation. I haven't configured it yet, but it looks good .I would recommend installing the latest firmware on the device if you understand it There are 4 things I don't like about the switch: - You can't select gigabit and you can't select full/half duplex either.You can only choose Auto, Select 10

The GUI of this router is designed to work with WINDOWS systems. The configuration save/reload feature requires you to have a C drive: I'm using Linux. Linux does not use drive letters. I have a GS1900-24E which for the $98 spent is AMAZING. The 24E has an EXCELLENT web interface that offers a lot of information and settings. It doesn't matter what operating system you have. On the other hand, the web interface of the GS1200-8 is aimed at the average WINDOWS home user. If you try to backup or…

I've only had this product for a few days and I like it so far. It does exactly what I need to manage my personal ESXi media server and file server at home. Supports IPv4 and IPv6, LAG ports (to connect a file server to a media server with a 2 Gbps LAG group), limited to 32 Vlans, which is quite enough (not that a simple home network has more than half a dozen would need) This allows traffic from the file server to the media server to never leave the switch and remain separate from other…

The main usage scenario is when you need a breakdown of vlan by ports, but otherwise a "stupid" unmanaged switch is enough. For the same money (~2k), competitors offer richer functionality. Alas, for my tasks this switch was almost useless. Its pros: If chips of managed switches are not needed, it works out of the box without any complaints. There is a web interface, loop detection, checking if the port is in use. A good choice for personal use. Cons below: There is no mac-address filter, so…

I bought this device to configure other network equipment for other networks, just for convenience I want to have a switch with already configured vlan ports, and not reconfigure the same port a million times. I see one negative review on this switch, yes, I was also at a loss, but fortunately the V2.00(ABME.0)C0 ate fixes this shortcoming. So who needs a switch for a small office, feel free to buy.