TP-Link 48 Port Gigabit Switch | L2 Managed w/Console Port | 4 SFP Slots | Limited Lifetime Protection | Support L2/L3/L4 QoS, IGMP and LAG | IPv6 and Static Routing (T2600G-52TS)

Conecté casi la totalidad de los nodos y después de un par de semanas de operación no he tenido problemas. Inclusive detectó cables de red que tenían fallas y por lo cual su velocidad era menor. El poderlo administrar desde una consola web permite observar cuáles puertos no están siendo usados y cuáles tienen fallas. Me costó casi lo mismo que un switch tradicional sin administración. Todos los puertos estan a 1 Gbps.

I ordered a T2600G-52TS because I wanted a T2600G-52TS for its features and received a TL-SG3452. The TP-Link TL-SG3452 and T2600G-52TS are both L2+ switches, but the T2600G-52TS has more Layer 3 (L3) features than the TL-SG3452. The T2600G-52TS supports static routing, which allows it to route traffic between different VLANs and subnets, whereas the TL-SG3452 has limited L3 features. In general, the T2600G-52TS has more advanced features and capabilities, making it a more powerful and flexible switch, especially in terms of L3 functionality.

Worked perfectly right out of the box. I was able to implement it into a production environment without a second though. It has been a couple months now and still running strong.

seems to be a sturdy switch but it is a fanless. it is very warm to the touch even though switch is on but nothing connected to it. Heat is the enemy of any electronic components. Tested out for 1 day and returned it.

Great switch. Has lots of ports.