[Beowulf] Choice of GigE switch: again
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Mikhail Kuzminsky kus at free.netFri Sep 16 11:19:57 PDT 2005
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I'm looking for relative cheap GigE 16-port switch for building of Beowulf cluster. 1) The choice I have (prices are here in Russia): NetGear GS116 ($280-$300) Linksys SR2016 ($315-$460) w/Lifetime warranty, "non-blocking" SMC GS16 ($320-$360) D-Link DGS-1016D ($260-$280) Many vendors don't say as usually about "system bus throughput", i.e. about possibility of simultaneous support of full GigE bandwidth on all the switch ports. D-Link say about 32 Gbps, Linksys - about "non-blocking". Sorry, do somebody have any information about their pluses/minuses, 1st of all from the viewpoint of internal bus throughput ? 2) Next step may be support of "Jumbo frames". I know only about SMC8524T 24-port switch (it costs here $465-$480 w/1 year of warranty); Dell PowerConnect 5324 costs about $1100+ Is there some other not expensive swicthes w/Jumbo frames ? 3) May be some reasons to buy (for cluster) more expensive switches like HP ProCurve 27xx (24 port J4897A) ? Yours Mikhail Kuzminsky Computer Assistance to Chemical Research Center Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry Moscow
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