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I need 4 good, cheap 24 port Gigabit Ethernet switches

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TechBoyJK

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Going to create a mesh network with 4 gigabit switches. I'd like to spend less than $1500 for each one, and I'm willing to buy off ebay. Any recommendations? Reality Checks? How about Dell? HP? 3COM? Cisco?

Dell Switch
 
I know that SMC supports Jumbo frames in their lower-price models; if you're on a budget. I haven't look too closely at them however.
EDIT: I looked up the 24-port unmanaged version; it goes for <$800. It sounds like you're going for something serious though with those many ports. Maybe you should just get one switch with 96 ports for $6000 or less?
 
I have always liked directron for networking stuff (as well as cases, they areas good as Newegg IMO)... They have a large selection of switches and hubs, but only two of which are 24port &amp; gigabit ... They also have awesome reseller ratings

You may want to take a look at their 24 port gigE switches

SMC8524T Unmanaged Gigabit Switch (Not sure if you need a managed switch, but if not, this ought to be plenty good)
http://www.directron.com/smc8524t.html $767.99 each or 2x $1533.99

KTI 24port 1000Base-T GigabitEthernet Switch (I am not familiar with this brand)
http://www.directron.com/kgs2400.html $1049 each or 2 x $2096
 
TechBoyJK, if you want managed, the Dell 52xx series are reasonable. Dell's 26xx unmanaged have problems.

SMC should also be a good choice in this space.
 
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