Ok, weird about the second code. The first one was artificially limited it seems.Tested with your first code that did not work. When I tried with your second code it said already applied. Thanks for the tip though
I guess I was just surprised that the coupon code stacked on top of the existing anniversary sale discount (dropped down from $307.5 to $202.92 in total, including 25% VAT). Sounds like that $20 coupon was indeed applied already then.
Are these cheaper 4+4 port poe/non-poe versions confirmed L2 web managed? I don’t see mention on the product page.There is an L2 managed one called S1100W-4SX-4XGT-SE too. Hardware should presumably be the same besides not having the console cable populated.
This may well be fixed in the sdk now my 0.5M DAC i didnt have to select anything on my 8+4 with 10th January 2025 firmwareThe reference to DACs not working was before I got Hasivo to provide me with a firmware update that allows you to select the DAC signal calibration (essentially pick between the different length presets from the SDK). Since then, I've been running my RTL9301 based Hasivo switch as my main switch with a 10 Gbps DAC uplink to my router.
The impression I got from talking to Hasivo was that they are L2 managed or at least "smart web managed". It also follows the naming scheme of my old switch from them, where the SE model is the same hardware as the L3 managed model, but without populating the console port and with different software.
It's certainly possible. All the software would presumably have to do is read the stated cable length from the EEPROM in the DAC cable and pick the suitable signal calibration based on that.
Well, obviously don't fill it up with 10GBASE-T transceivers.
If that's what you need, you should just buy an 8 port 10GBASE-T switch. You should then also be able to add one of the discount codes (likely the $20 or $30 ones depending on the model and VAT) on top of the sale price, assuming it worked like the last sale AliExpress had.But that one has a fan. The F1100W is fanless. If that matter for the one buying it.
I also imagine that the 12 port model is quite a bit bigger, which isn't ideal for some of us.
There is a "desktop" model of it apparently, but looks the same so I wonder if they simply removed the rack ears. I cant find any information which PoE standard is implemented there
That's the one. Thanks. I don't remember if I asked for anything else as well. Either way, I've already bought one. It's just taking its sweet time to arrive.
The models that use Hasivo's own PoE board tend to support PoE up to 90W on the first port (if you have the appropriate Power supply) and PoE+ on the rest of the ports that that PoE board supports (4 ports per board). I've found the 90W port to be a bit finicky on my Hasivo switch (another model) though, but someone else on this forum managed to draw 40W from it without issues if I recall correctly. So no, it supports at most one such AP. PoE+ APs (or those APs in their slightly limited PoE+ mode) should be fine though.I cant find any information which PoE standard is implemented there
Can it handle Poe++ for some new Wifi7 Access Points? (Like Ubiquiti..)
