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用緊200Mbps 嘅Internet 服務。
router 就不嬲用開Untangle（Linux based 嘅router software）, Dell Optiplex 3020 - i3-3320/ 8 gb /128 ssd+一張low profile嘅 Intel Nic
接住嘅switch 係 HP procurve 2820-24g（幾年前依悲特價2 舊幾）

DNS server 用 Pi-hole 就HP thinclient t520,（舊年依悲特價2舊幾） Gx-212jc /8gb / 16 gb ssd +一張low profile 嘅Intel Nic。
Access Point 用咗幾年嘅 HP 560 AC access point（幾年前訂價5村幾人，依悲特價2 舊幾）。(用POE+ 802.3at injector)， 不過HPE已經End of Life， 再冇更新喇。
電視，2 架desktop，2架servers, 3 架 laptop， 2架手機， 點用都實仲有230Mbps download/36Mbps upload

諗住換新D嘅Aruba access point， 順便換埋個switch做POE+, 咁AP就唔使另外再 用POE+ injector.

AP 用Aruba因為佢嘅Instant OS mode  唔需要Controller.( 一直用緊嘅HP 560  亦係可以唔使Controller), 亦唔使License fee。
Aruba IAP-305 3x3 （訂價4村人，依悲特價8舊），勁正。不過仲另外測試緊IAP-325同以上嘅型號。
switch就揀咗Aruba 2530-24g POE+（ 訂價6 村人，依悲特價9 舊）.,即刻接少D線

下一次升級可能整架Intel NUC, VM run晒untangle, pi-hole
以上用嘅企業 硬件，其實識去依悲搵二手嘢就唔係好貴嘅。
否則每件都幾村人起跳，實買唔起。用呢啲企業級硬件，真係完全未壞過嘢，又穩定，一年半載都唔使重新開機。唯一斷線嘅只有網絡供應商update network同 modem 時。

[[i] 本帖最後由 krzys995x8 於 2020-9-10 08:03 PM 編輯 [/i]]

[quote]原帖由 [i]krzys995x8[/i] 於 10/9/2020 03:16 PM 發表 [url=https://www.discuss.com.hk/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=524708233&ptid=29404193][img]https://www.discuss.com.hk/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
用緊200Mbps 嘅Internet 服務。
router 就不嬲用開Untangle（Linux based 嘅router software）, Dell Optiplex 3020 - i3-3320/ 8 gb /128 ssd+一張low profile嘅 Intel Nic
接住嘅switch 係 HP procure 2820-24g（幾年前依悲特價2 舊幾）

DNS s ... [/quote]
勁！專業。

[quote]原帖由 [i]krzys995x8[/i] 於 2020-9-10 03:16 PM 發表 [url=https://www.discuss.com.hk/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=524708233&ptid=29404193][img]https://www.discuss.com.hk/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
用緊200Mbps 嘅Internet 服務。
router 就不嬲用開Untangle（Linux based 嘅router software）, Dell Optiplex 3020 - i3-3320/ 8 gb /128 ssd+一張low profile嘅 Intel Nic
接住嘅switch 係 HP procurve 2820-24g（幾年前依悲特價2 舊幾）

DNS  ... [/quote]


I thought you use ubiqu/unifi ?

[quote]原帖由 [i]sailorbb[/i] 於 2020-9-10 10:52 PM 發表 [url=https://www.discuss.com.hk/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=524728730&ptid=29404193][img]https://www.discuss.com.hk/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]



I thought you use ubiqu/unifi ? [/quote]
Ubiquiti is not true Enterprise grade yet, and the construction is flimsy in comparison to real Enterprise grade equipment.
The ubiquiti unified AP weights like nothing in hand. If you get your hands on an Aruba AP, you will see the difference right away.
Don't get me wrong, Ubiquiti is great for most home, the configuration is not the easiest for home user though. I had recommended and installed ubiquiti for acquaintances. It ran for years. However, ubiquiti only has 1 year warranty.
When I can get really great deal on Enterprise grade equipments, there is simply no comparison.
Aruba unified AP and switches are great, couple that with their warranty, unbeatable.

[quote]原帖由 [i]krzys995x8[/i] 於 2020-9-11 12:22 AM 發表 [url=https://computer.discuss.com.hk/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=524732786&ptid=29404193][img]https://computer.discuss.com.hk/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]

Ubiquiti is not true Enterprise grade yet, and the construction is flimsy in comparison to real Enterprise grade equipment.
The ubiquiti unified AP weights like nothing in hand. If you get your han ... [/quote]

yep, no doubt, you got what you paid for.

enterprise grade equipment are built for last and centralized management, with extended features that are just too much for soho or smb environments.  i once had an offer to get some retired aironets, but the extra cost of licences for just an AP doesn't justify for 'hk prison style home' use LOL.

business class routers, however, are something that you just can't turn down.  those integrated wifi routers was never my cup of tea, especially those labelled for home users, somehow i have a feeling that when the wlan got too busy the entire routing performance got dragged down (if not locked up) as well.  i laugh so hard every time i see those routers that features the built-in schedule reboot features... it's like, if you can't fix it, reboot it !

[quote]原帖由 [i]sailorbb[/i] 於 2020-9-11 07:49 AM 發表 [url=https://www.discuss.com.hk/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=524739279&ptid=29404193][img]https://www.discuss.com.hk/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]


yep, no doubt, you got what you paid for.

enterprise grade equipment are built for last and centralized management, with extended features that are just too much for soho or smb environments.   ... [/quote]
In my case , I get much better products than I paid.LOL
Licensing cost of certain products make them prohibitive to be used by regular joe. I do have access to current  Cisco and Meraki products, but opt to not use them because of the high cost of licensing for my use case.
I had dealt with watch guard firebox that locked up when it was near the end of it's life after years of good service .
It's just that the mtbf is much higher on Enterprise grade equipments.
Cisco router has high licensing cost associated as well, so Linux and bsd base router are perfect for my personal use.