Dell PowerConnect Switches

Dell PowerConnect Switches provides flexible switch solutions that build powerful networking infrastructure. It is simple to learn how it operates and my first time working with it was great fun. The customer support team is reachable anytime when a problem arises and they offer an instant solution. Data transfer from one corner of our organization to the other and to our partners is easy and under secure routing channels.

Dell PowerConnect Switches are extremely reliable and have excellent network connection speeds. Its dashboard design and feature layout are very simple and easy to understand. Switches are very cheap and have many essential management features such as layer 2 and layer 3 with static paths.

We have implemented Dell PowerConnect 5500 series switches to various clients ranging from 5-500 endpoints. They are versatile and easily Managed though the web interface. We have also implemented the 5500P services for VOIP implementations and camera implementations. Dell Support for the switch series is very good when needed. The switches are work horses for cost conscience clients.

When it comes to performance and functionality, they are pretty good. Dell PowerConnect Switches is cheaper compared to other similar systems but it offers the same solution that is needed in our organization. It is perfect and suitable for midsized businesses and a very good and secure alternative for Cisco switches.

Dell PowerConnect Switches has very nice stability and the speed of its network connectivity is excellent. It has a very simple and easy-to-understand dashboard design and the arrangement of the features. Their great functionality allows us to create multiple levels of security with VLAN. It has friendly pricing terms which makes it affordable.

Dell PowerConnect Switches are the easiest and excellent connection switches which allow effective networking connection and very stable and reliable network connectivity. Its functionalities are easy components to get started with and they are very flexible and capable enough to handle all the networking requirements within the organization and effective secure connections for the secure and easy management of multiple business data and also project information.

Our strategy is to use 10/100/1000 manageable switches with POE technology for the access topology. We have used the Dell EMC PowerConnect N2000 series of switches to connect devices such as phones and access points and corporate workstations. The switch is very low cost and has much essential management functionality, layer 2 as well as layer 3 with static routes. The 10GbE SFP+ ports we use to interconnect to other racks and to the distribution switch. The switches helped us solve connectivity issues in the different rooms.

Dell PowerConnect Switches are powerful tools that leave nothing to your competitors, their functionality allows me to create multiple levels of security with VLAN, access to radial tracing, and many other features. Dell PowerConnect switches are used by the infrastructure team for access and deployment. These are inexpensive switching technologies with diverse use cases.

We've been using Dell PowerConnect switches in our data center for more than 5 years now and so far we are very impressed with its speed and performance. It provides very good security for our network. Another important thing to note is that it is very simple to set this up and the manual provided with the device is superb. The support we receive from Dell is outstanding.

They are rack-mounted in our server room. They provide network connectivity to all the servers in the rack space. We chose them because all of our servers are Dell as well.

Dell PowerConnect Switches are used in small and medium-sized data center deployments, primarily for SMB clients. In some cases, PowerConnect is used for ISCSI storage networks that are isolated from other production environments. Dell's competitive advantage is phenomenal ProSupport (technical support) and reliable firmware. My organization also actively deploys Cisco, Meraki, and HPE/Aruba switches.

Currently, Dell X1052 switches make up the majority of my core switch rack for my server and desktop connections. We have 7 switches in three racks and they replaced aging HP ProCurve switches. Our network is relatively simple and uses a single VLAN, so the use of the internal management interface was only used to set a static IP. They have 4 SFP ports that will support 10GB/s Ethernet, but we're uplinked on 1GB/s wired connections. I use Dell due to the cost, the warranty/support, and years of previous experience with Dell's networking hardware. Across 20 years of using their network hardware, they have proven to not only be reliable but extremely cost-effective compared to competitors with similar traits. Their support has also been really great with next-day advance shipments means we have minimal downtime in the event one or more devices fail. I have absolutely zero hesitation in recommending their products to anyone interested. One item of note, their SFP ports may require having Dell-branded SFP adapters, as we found pre-made 10GB SFP cables for an HPE switch were not compatible. From what I've been told by support representatives, this isn't unusual with several vendors so now we know to order those specifically in the future.

Dell PowerConnect switches are the primary switches that is used for everything relating to LAN connectivity. It offers amazing high performance switching on all ports.

I have been using Dell [PowerConnect] Switches for about 7 years in virtually the entire organization. They are robust equipment that leave nothing to be desired for your competitors, their functionality allows me to create multiple security layers with Vlans, access tracking with radius and so many other features.

We use Dell PowerConnect Switches for our core, storage and edge networking in our head office. We are also a reseller of Dell PowerConnect switches and resell to our customers. I am a pre sales architect specialising in networking and design solutions that include Dell PowerConnect switches.

Dell Powerconnect Switches are used by Vivo's Infrastructure team for access and distribution. These are well-priced and cost-effective switching technologies. We use the 24 access door models, 1524 and the 48 access door model, 1548. Both have up to 10GB uplinks on SFP + port. They are great switches with good support too.

We use them as our layer 3 core switches, distributed switches, and at all of our remote locations.

We use Dell PowerConnect switches for the core of our network as well as secondary switching.