Datto Switches vs. Huawei Ethernet Switches

good value for PoE switching for simple devices like cameras and wireless access points. easy to deploy from remote and easy to toggle ports

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Huawei switches are ideal for cases where performance is not essential, for low traffic solutions and for equipment management. It is not recommended for situations of high performance and stress, immediate availability and high scalability. It is also not advisable to use them in solutions that involve hardware from other brands, the integration of Huawei with Cisco, for example, is very traumatic and the results were not optimal in my case.

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• managed ports via the cloud
• easy to deploy and managed
• advance replacements on warrenty items

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• Scalability
• High throughput links
• Redundancy of links with resilient protocols
• Fast switching in the event of a redundant link failure.

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• cleaner web gui

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• One of our switches encounted a hardware defect after 6 months of use (but was replaced within warranty)
• The switches appear to get hotter than what I would expect under normal use

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lower end of the spectrum of managed switches but good deal for simple devices like wireless access points or cameras

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The performance of Huawei is lower than Cisco, but initially the costs inclined the decision towards Huawei, but unfortunately, it was not, the licenses and the manager fired the investment to make it very similar to cisco. Therefore it is preferable to go to the Cisco switches for reliability and robustness.

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• if the client does not pay up, can disable the device and "soft brick" the device

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• Revenue Increase
• Greater satisfaction for our customers.
• Greater compliance with SLAs

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