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eBay shows me a whole bunch of these SN2010-series switches in the $1000-2000 USD range. Totally reasonable for such a switch. You can step up to the SN2700 m
by bradfa 2y ago
eBay shows me a whole bunch of these SN2010-series switches in the $1000-2000 USD range. Totally reasonable for such a switch. You can step up to the SN2700 mentioned in the article for prices in the $2000-3000 USD range. All used from sellers claiming "tested".
If you're really into homelab stuff or trying to run a small business where networking is critical, they're quite a good deal.
The "packaged solutions" as a new product from a known vendor with a support contract (because honestly if you're not buying the support contract you're going to spend a LOT of time messing with the switch no matter what vintage it is) are at least 10x the price, which very well could be much too much for a home user or small business.