Post AX31vqa4RSLuokXvX6 by lamp@berserker.town
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 (DIR) Post #AX31vqa4RSLuokXvX6 by lamp@berserker.town
       2023-06-25T11:07:52Z
       
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       ethernet switch
       
 (DIR) Post #AX39wNgCBG9z6ZB0bo by bendik@mastodon.bendik.io
       2023-06-25T12:37:36Z
       
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       @lamp I mean... Yes... But also no 😆No idea if that thing actually works, at least the idea seems to switch input to/from *either* A or B. Saw a Linus Tech Tips video on "Ethernet Splitters" this other day.
       
 (DIR) Post #AX3CjNqKYrT7i4PYY4 by sadmin@social.tchncs.de
       2023-06-25T13:08:52Z
       
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       @lamp you wanted a switch, didn't you??
       
 (DIR) Post #AX4CcweTQLS4rHQfqa by kly@snabelen.no
       2023-06-25T13:37:36Z
       
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       @bendik @lamp slight digression: In the old days, actual two port switches was a real and useful thing, but that was because switches were expensive and everything was connected with hubs or similar layer 1 tech, so when a single layer 1 net grew too large (collisions everywhere...) you could split it in two with a two-port switch....
       
 (DIR) Post #AX4Ccy2GHO4f9LZBZ2 by lamp@berserker.town
       2023-06-25T18:45:59Z
       
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       @kly @bendik I could use a two port managed switch to apply vlan filtering...
       
 (DIR) Post #AX4CczELpvL4r8EM2y by bendik@mastodon.bendik.io
       2023-06-25T19:10:56Z
       
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       @lamp @kly For some situations, switching at layer 1 could absolutely be beneficial. Comparable to physically moving a cable. I question the quality of the device @lamp shared though.
       
 (DIR) Post #AXKeQ9FjAXkpQ7tqGO by freemin7@mast.hpc.social
       2023-07-03T23:09:11Z
       
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       @lamp PoE.