Looking for an affordable managed switch? Look no further than the Cisco Business 350 Series!
Overall Satisfaction with Cisco Business 350 Series
We needed a remotely manageable switch that we could quickly deploy to remote office locations to provide enough bandwidth per port to allow on-site technical people to lay down images onto laptops. The switch also had to meet or exceed our current security requirements so that it would not present any security vulnerabilities that we would have to deal with. It also had to do this at a reasonable price point.
Pros
- Good throughput per port
- Good manageability
- Reasonable price point
Cons
- Not every feature in the GUI is available at the command line
- Software can only be updated via the GUI interface
- It would be nice if the physical foot print were smaller
- Management
- Security
- Price
- We replaced thirty older switches for very little capital investment.
- The new devices are compliant with our security needs, so we quickly cleared those issues.
- The new switches were very easy for us to apply a standardized configuration that allowed us to get them up and operational in minutes.
We are a big Cisco shop and wanted to use Cisco switches for this application. We knew that we'd be able to configure them quickly and the time saved doing the configuration would be to our benefit. Knowing that we wanted to go with a fully managed switch also was a major tipping point in Cisco's favor. Having used some of the other vendors' "managed" switch interfaces, nothing comes close to Cisco's approach. Having a better user interface will give us plenty of time down the road.
Do you think Cisco Business 350 Series delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Cisco Business 350 Series's feature set?
Yes
Did Cisco Business 350 Series live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Cisco Business 350 Series go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Cisco Business 350 Series again?
Yes
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