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Thanks, Its a start to future implemntation of fully fledged gigabit network.
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you can also research how you can use core switches to build a better infrastructure.<br />
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There are going to be 40gb/s /100gb/s interconnects in the future from the switch as it goes into 10gbe ie 24 10 gb/s needs a lot of bandwidth in a switch to switch design although as you can imagine these are going to be expensive for a few years.
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Hi There<br />
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I am upgrading switches on a clients cat5e network to Netgear Prosafe Managed gigabit switches and would like to know if there will be any issues?<br />
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Network is CAT5e with fibre links from main switch to 3 others. Network cards in pc's are mainly 10/100.<br />
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Please advise?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi There

I am upgrading switches on a clients cat5e network to Netgear Prosafe Managed gigabit switches and would like to know if there will be any issues?

Network is CAT5e with fibre links from main switch to 3 others. Network cards in pc's are mainly 10/100.

Please advise?

Thanks

Thanks, Its a start to future implemntation of fully fledged gigabit network.

you can also research how you can use core switches to build a better infrastructure.

There are going to be 40gb/s /100gb/s interconnects in the future from the switch as it goes into 10gbe ie 24 10 gb/s needs a lot of bandwidth in a switch to switch design although as you can imagine these are going to be expensive for a few years.

Gigabit switches and backward compatibility

Hi There

I am upgrading switches on a clients cat5e network to Netgear Prosafe Managed gigabit switches and would like to know if there will be any issues?

Network is CAT5e with fibre links from main switch to 3 others. Network cards in pc&#39;s are mainly 10/100.

Please advise?

Thanks

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