2810-48G or 2510G-48?

[mlaing]

I've been looking at switches to upgrade our network with.

The two major things I've been looking for are:

802.1Q - Vlan Tagging. We need a switch that can handle at least 10 VLANs. It appears that the 2510G handles at least 64.

802.3ad - We have several servers that I'd like to bond the ethernet connections so we have more bandwidth to. I'm aware that both switches are limited to 24 trunks total with a maximum of 8 trunks in a group.


The only major difference I could find between the 2510 and the 2810 is the 2810 has the option to add a redundant power supply. Are there any other differences? ---- If not, I think I'll save the $800 difference and get the 2510.

P.S. This thread has been moved from Switches, Hubs, Modems (Legacy ITRC forum) to ProCurve / ProVision-Based. - Hp Forum Modertor

[cenk sasmaztin]

http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Switches-Hubs-Modems-Legacy-ITRC/difference-between-the-new-2510G-and-2810-models/m-p/5141808#M28501

[Helper]

Hi,

2810 is also more performant than 2510, so if you are looking for Highspeed Gigabit connection this is the first choice.

Bye.

[Richard Brodie_1]

The performance figures quoted on the specification page are identical 71.4 million pps/<5.6us latency.