Low Latency and Excellent Performance: Users have consistently praised the Switches package for its exceptional performance and low latency, citing these aspects as crucial for their network operations. The quick access to switches, fast hardware functionality, and efficient power stacking contribute to the overall positive user experience.
User-Friendly Interface: Reviewers found the Cisco switches to be highly user-friendly, especially for those accustomed to Cisco products, enhancing overall ease of use. The intuitive nature of the switches facilitates smooth navigation and configuration processes.
Power over Ethernet Functionality: The PoE functionality, multigig capabilities, and efficient power and data stacking were valued by users for their practicality and convenience in powering various devices. These features enhance flexibility in deployment scenarios while ensuring reliable power delivery.
Use Cisco Catalyst Switches for layer 2 networking at main sites to interconnect switch ports.
Layer 2 switch closet connectivity
The Cisco Catalyst Switches are deployed at all of our facilities to provided our needed network infrastructure. From core switching, to edge devices.
Cisco Catalyst Switches are well suited in a highly reliable enterprise format. The Cisco Catalyst Switches stand well behind the Cisco reputation.
We use Cisco Catalyst Switches throughout our enterprise. We use them as core and idf switches and they enable our team to provide the services expected throughout our campus.
These devices are well suited within our enterprise campus network. They are not as well suited for use in our DC network.
At the Raytheon hardware lab in Fullerton, we use Cisco Catalyst Switches across the board. This includes models ranging from the 2900 series up to the 5100 series.
High-Security Environments
Ideal for core, distribution, and access layers in large networks due to their high reliability
We use Cisco switches at our distribution and access Layer. Also, as a VPN Solution. Only business problems to note are software bugs.
Access Layer, Core, Data Center.
we utilize Catalyst switches throughout our network for all of our physical locations. They’re in climate controlled areas. We currently have over 150 Catalyst switches and cores to employed in our environment,
We have explored other avenues and for the cost and flexibility the product provides we can not find a valid reason to make a change to other manufacturers.
We use switches in all different departments and different buildings. We connect them all fiber and all go back to our core pretty much.
They work great in our data center. They work great in the IDF closets where sometimes heat they maintain pretty good and I can't see much of a weakness, but unless they're fall out from our remote sites that we have to somehow. But no, they worked fine.
Core and Access Layer Distribution. They allow us to connect up all of our devices and build out an IT and OT network. They also allow us to use set up access points, do port based security and allow our users and machines to gain connectivity to the internet.
They work great to build out a network to support all device types that need to connect to them
They are being used by my whole organization.
They address issues like the connectivity to end devices and lan extension modules.
There are few instances or situations in which they are not used.
Cisco Catalyst Switches provide unparalleled support and connectivity when used in situations where connectivity is paramount and wifi is unavailable.
Cisco Catalyst Switches are well suited for enterprise networks requiring high availability, high reliability, security and scalability, such as corporate campuses and data centers, and branch offices. They are ideal when VLAN segmentation, QOS, and network automation are needed. They are less appropriate in small businesses or SOHO environmentswith limited budgets and simpler needs.
Used for traditional L3 Architecture but we are thinking on doing VXLAN Campus Fabrics
Campus works fine and we use it in DC for mgmt purpouses