Cisco Catalyst 9200 Series Switches vs Huawei Ethernet Switches

• high forwarding // high forwarding
• posee la capacidad de convertirse tambien en un WLC // Has the ability to become a WLC as well
• posee puertos UPOE que pueden ser usados para varios dispositivos finales. // It has UPOE ports that can be used for multiple end user devices
• capacidad de expansion con modulos adicionales // The ability to scale up/expand using additional modules

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• There is little to no bandwith loss
• Power-over-ethernet is a welcome feature
• VLANs can be configures easily

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• Que los precios sean mejorados para ser mas competitivos // More competitive prices/cost
• Generar mas marketing y promocion de los nuevos equipos // Create more marketing and promotional features about new equipment
• Liberar de licencias obligatorias en los equipos // Release obligatory licenses for businesses

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• The cost of the hardware is acceptable but the licenses of use are expensive and in the end its price equals or exceeds the switch of other brands.
• There are functionalities that should be available in the standard version and when they are trying to enable, Huawei support indicates that they have an additional cost which causes inconvenience and difficulties at the time of implementation
• the performance of the equipment is inferior to those of other brands although it is decent.

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• Considering their scalability and future-proof nature, ROI is there (no replacement is required)
• Due to cost, the ROI will be longer
• Security and reliability of the switches are very important for efficient working, which Cisco Catalyst 9200 Series Switches are providing

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• For basic and standard functionalities is a viable and relatively cheap option.
• It is not advisable to use it in high-profile projects, it is preferable to use Cisco switches.

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