Lumen Ethernet vs. NVIDIA Spectrum Switches

It is well suited based on our experience for small-scale projects where there are not very critical production-related activities happening. It will be easy to control and handle within a small set of deployments or platforms such as mobile-related activities. I don't recommend it for large server-scale deployment because we have seen inconsistencies with the connectivity of services.

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Works well if you use core networking functionality Does not work well in a multi-vendor setup.

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• Speed has been consistent.
• Reliability of uptime.
• Hardware has been solid.

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• open platform for use with e.g. Cumulus OS
• cost effective
• excellent support

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• Offer better line location for construction
• Available in more states
• Quality of service reports monthly

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• Interoperability with other vendors
• Bugs

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AT&T I would say is the leader within this area in terms of handling any large-scale deployments and their services are awesome. No connectivity issues at all and no latency in feedback. Server deployments are handled very effectively, that's not the case with century link. Of course, security is second to none with AT&T.

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Mellanox have more competitive pricing. Mellanox is an open System which Supports Cumulus OS

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• Positive: After configuration and initial setup service has been great. We have a call center running off the service and calls have much less jitter now.
• Positive: Fiber speeds have helped us execute daily tasks quicker.
• Negative: Much time and money wasted on the initial configuration and setup.

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• Overall seamless integration into the datacenter
• Better cost per port so higher ROI

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