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pfSense is essentially a firewall-distro, you can configure interfaces, vlans, firewall rules, vpn tunnels and so on; Untangle is more of a...
Most of the "consumer" devices do not understand tagged VLANs; if you want to move those devices off of the default VLAN1 to VLAN69 you have to...
Understandable, but the problem relies on what I and @fohdeesha stated before: for its comunication the switch itself will choose the first...
Well, you have more than one VE, so you're effectively using those :P Ensure on the edgerouter that it knows where to route the packets for...
Looking at the switch side, it has the correct routing table and on a traceroute the first hop is your edgerouter... Are you sure that the...
Well, there are some optics that can work either as a 1G or 10G... but yea, the speed is imposed by the host controller, and there isn't any...
Routing on those type of switches is done in the ASIC, not on the CPU... once booted, the CPU could well be tunrned off, and you wouldn't notice...
Strange... mine pulls 20-ish watt only during POST/bootloader... as soon as the ports are activated it jumps straight to 35-36W, according to my...
Just for fun, I've bought a power meter (DDS238-1), and I've hooked it up to my ICX6450-24P... It draws considerably more than the "24W" stated in...
How much bandwidth do you need between those devices? I mean, if you don't have to push 40G between the two switches, there's no need to link them...
I don't know exactly how the Xiaomi zigbee hub works, but as far as I know, multicast in the "consumer" domotic/IoT devices is used mainly for the...
You'll have to verify that it is not used at the moment (ie. no DHCP lease active), and it is outside of the DHCP pool ;)
No, you can't use 192.0.10.0 because it's in a reserved IP range (192.0.0.0/24), and most notably, it's outside of your local network (as you...
80 bucks is a steal! For the Brocade, any transceiver or DAC would work, it doesn't matter -- you'll need a Brocade SFP/SFP+ if you want to see...
My bad, sorry... I was thinking that the command used to bring up the stack would have been the same... :(
