If you check the screenshot shown in this reply you can see that jumbo frame sizes between 1522 and 12288 can be configured for each port.
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My other Hasivo switch was like that too. This appears to have changed for my unit of this switch (shipped in March) that just arrived though. It has the blue line at the bottom of the label that Hasivo is known for.
It also has a CE mark printed on the label at the bottom, similarly to what the rebranded ones tend to have from what I've heard.
Hello, a few questions for people who have this device:
1. Is it really fanless or does it have one of those slim fan where that is mounted on the heatsink?
2. Is the L3 version the same as the web managed? I am asking because I have seen switch marketed as L3 having the RTL9313 instead of RTL9303.
3. Which model do you have and what is the power consumption with nothing plugged in?
Thanks!
1. Is it really fanless or does it have one of those slim fan where that is mounted on the heatsink?
2. Is the L3 version the same as the web managed? I am asking because I have seen switch marketed as L3 having the RTL9313 instead of RTL9303.
3. Which model do you have and what is the power consumption with nothing plugged in?
Thanks!
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1. It's fanless.
2. I'm fairly sure they're the same (based on the RTL9303), just without the console port populated and a different firmware. RTL930x supports L3 features, just like the RTL931x product line.
RTL9313 supports 12 * 10 Gbps as far as I know, so that would be a bit of a waste (unless the price happens to be similar). I would just ask Hasivo if you're unsure though.
I have seen this "waste" being made in other models. That's why I asked.RTL9313 supports 12 * 10 Gbps as far as I know, so that would be a bit of a waste (unless the price happens to be similar). I would just ask Hasivo if you're unsure though.
Yes, it's true that it happens from time to time.
I don't see a reason for them to do so here though as the RTL 9303 has all the necessary features and performance needed.My previous RTL9301 based Hasivo switch existed in an L2 and an L3 version, where the difference was the firmware and the populated console port. The PCB and switch chip was otherwise the same, and the console port was functional if you soldered an RJ45 port to it.
If you want to know for sure though, you can just ask Hasivo via AliExpress.
I measured it with my IR thermometer to be between 43-47°C on the top side with the following plugged in:
- 1 SFP+ DAC
- 1 10GBASE-SR fiber transceiver
- 1 10GBASE-T device
- 1 2.5GBASE-T AP using 12-13W over PoE+
A nice thing with the L3 managed firmware image on this compared to the L2 managed firmware on my previous Hasivo switch is that SSH now works, although you need to allow older key exchange and host key algorithms to be able to connect. It can also read the DDM information (temperature, etc.) from transceivers.
IPv6 support also appears to be better, at least in the CLI.Now I just need to find a firmware dump to look for hidden menus etc.
Has anyone gotten one from Hasivo?
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I remembered that I actually already asked Hasivo if the L3 model was based on the RTL9303 a while back.
Initially, I thought I only asked about the L2 managed version.Btw. It looks like Hasivo will discount them again for the AliExpress summer sale happening soon. On top of that, you can use the $20 coupon code from AliExpress (at least with my VAT included prices).Hasivo said:
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