This switch does exactly what it is supposed to do. This is a L2 Managed Switch (NOT L3 Managed Switch, there is a HUGE difference). This L2 MANAGED SWITCH will enable you to do VLAN tagging (see pic), link aggregation (LAG), POE in (as the power source) and 24V POE Out.
I power this using the POE-in from a separate POE switch. I have not yet had a need for the 24V POE Out port. People are complaining about this POE Out not working properly. That is because they are using devices that are NOT supposed to use 24V POE. Many (not all) cameras and access points require variations of POE that are not compatible with this type of POE signal. So do the research ahead of time and make sure that whatever device you intend to power, is supposed to use 24V POE. I have access points that use 24V POE and access points that use 802.3af. I can use this device with the 24V POE access points just fine. And the L2 capabilities enable me to tag the VLAN traffic appropriately for the various WiFi SSID's.
You can use UNMS to manage this switch, as I do, or you can manage it from its own browser GUI (see pic). Firmware updates were easy and no issues encountered, again using UNMS.
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Excellent L2 POE Managed Switch from Ubiquiti
This switch does exactly what it is supposed to do. This is a L2 Managed Switch (NOT L3 Managed Switch, there is a HUGE difference). This L2 MANAGED SWITCH will enable you to do VLAN tagging (see pic), link aggregation (LAG), POE in (as the power source) and 24V POE Out. I power this using the POE-in from a separate POE switch. I have not yet had a need for the 24V POE Out port. People are complaining about this POE Out not working properly. That is because they are using devices that are NOT supposed to use 24V POE. Many (not all) cameras and access points require variations of POE that are not compatible with this type of POE signal. So do the research ahead of time and make sure that whatever device you intend to power, is supposed to use 24V POE. I have access points that use 24V POE and access points that use 802.3af. I can use this device with the 24V POE access points just fine. And the L2 capabilities enable me to tag the VLAN traffic appropriately for the various WiFi SSID's. You can use UNMS to manage this switch, as I do, or you can manage it from its own browser GUI (see pic). Firmware updates were easy and no issues encountered, again using UNMS.
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- Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2020
This switch does exactly what it is supposed to do. This is a L2 Managed Switch (NOT L3 Managed Switch, there is a HUGE difference). This L2 MANAGED SWITCH will enable you to do VLAN tagging (see pic), link aggregation (LAG), POE in (as the power source) and 24V POE Out.
Excellent L2 POE Managed Switch from Ubiquiti
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2020
I power this using the POE-in from a separate POE switch. I have not yet had a need for the 24V POE Out port. People are complaining about this POE Out not working properly. That is because they are using devices that are NOT supposed to use 24V POE. Many (not all) cameras and access points require variations of POE that are not compatible with this type of POE signal. So do the research ahead of time and make sure that whatever device you intend to power, is supposed to use 24V POE. I have access points that use 24V POE and access points that use 802.3af. I can use this device with the 24V POE access points just fine. And the L2 capabilities enable me to tag the VLAN traffic appropriately for the various WiFi SSID's.
You can use UNMS to manage this switch, as I do, or you can manage it from its own browser GUI (see pic). Firmware updates were easy and no issues encountered, again using UNMS.
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