i LOVE this switch!! // Cisco Enterprise Switch for SMALL business (Catalyst 1000 series)
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Would you choose ubiquiti unifi UDM pro ++ or this cisco catalyst series for a smart home network and which is cheaper?
I'm interested in ubiquiti alternative networking equipment for home. I'm in the IT industry and this cisco switch looks awesome for my home switch. What do you think @NetworkChuck ?
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When you purchase Cisco equipment off Amazon, does it come with IOS, and are you able to download newer versions as they are released?
@NetworkChuck
Could you please make a video describing the differences between a consumer-grade switch and a Commercial Grade switch?
Hey Network Chuck! I am a new subscriber of your channel. I am 42 yrs old, switched careers 6 months ago and I am now a data center technician. About a year ago, it was mainly your channel that inspired me and gave me the confidence to make the change for the better. I just want to say thank you. Your videos have helped me tremendously. Good vibes dude
It's nice to see Cisco finally doing some interesting development. I guess Ubiquiti is starting to take a decent enough chunk of the SMB to make Cisco take notice and care about the little guys.
Exactly what happened.
I got a full Ubiquiti setup. For sure there are some down sides to them but overall it has been amazing.
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@@F14Mavrick What do you have for a setup? I am thinking of going with Ubiquiti.
@@ikeman828 for my home i have there udm pro, 3 access points with both ports aggregated on each, a 24 poe gen 2 switch, 3 cameras and door bell.
The udm pro is connected to the switch via 10gig port. I might be adding some of there small mini switches as well. I just need to figure out where i would put them.
I want to see an Networking War between Cisco and Ubiquiti hosted by Networkchuck
Same. Make it happen Chuck.
Ubiquiti is used by network enthusiasts, cisco is for network engineers
Also Mikrotik
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Yes, thinking how does this compare to UI Switches and their command center.
The way u illustrate things is very clear and easily understandable 🙏
100% sold on this switch after seeing this, huge upgrade from previous, and couldn't be happier. Good ol cisco comfy CLI makes me all warm and fuzzy thanks for all you do here, your enthusiasm is contagious!
You're the best - 48 ports of Cisco goodness :) that level of enthusiasm and humor is pure yt gold :)
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These are the starter drug of the Cisco experience. I have been addicted for over 20 years. Also liked and could not believe I was not subscribed, so fixed that. Your videos are also awesome and fast so never boring. I just bought the POE 8 port version of this switch to replace a 3560cx that died and was over kill. Love the easy features for our customers but am also die hard CLI person and would not want to configure a switch any other way.
Mate I've been in I.T for 34 years as a System Engineer. I subscribed to your Channel just on the basis of your genuine enthusiasm alone. As an Aussie that scores high points with me. Great video!
good stuff man, this is the kind of content i've been waiting for on youtube!
Thanks a lot for this video !
I had some doubts about this Cisco device, but now after watching this useful video, now my mind is more clear.
Hi Chuck, I'm also studying for Network engineer at my company and to be honest I never seen such modern GUI on a switch before, most of the time I study in the company they were all CLI and ssh mode or sometime telnet into it. This video makes me want to study more about networking engineer. Cheers mate!
OUTSTANDING PRESENTATION,SOME VIDEOS PUT ME TO SLEEP BUT NOT YOU.1000% GREAT MAN,KEEP IT UP.WOW I AM BLOWN AWAY!!!!!!!!!!
These are the videos I love, 10-minutes long product or feature review. Please make more often.
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I sure like the Netgear Insight line. Remotely manage for customers, etc
Bro!!!!! You’re channel is dope!!!! Thank you so much for this video!!! I will be deploying this in my studio
This switch is going to be interesting for any business not willing to go with Cat 9k switches after the end of sale of the 2960x series next year
Man you are awesome.
I'm a great fan of you and what you do.
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Man let me tell you something, normally i don't leave any comments in RUclips videos at all, But you make me leave a comment to tell you Thank you so so much for this video and God bless you. I really appreciate your time and work.
I literally turned around and bought one yesterday after watching your video. Will arrive today 🤘🏻
Is your sw L3 capable?
@@212admin9 Are you referring to the switch that I just purchased? I'm not sure what you're asking here.
@@212admin9 it supports RIP and static routing. But not OSPF
I've tryed to find info about stacking these things, and even in official datasheet there was one line about it: it stacks. So thx fo showing this functional to us.
-Wonderful...!!!!
-Thanks Chuck, thanks to Cisco for creating these smaller solutions that we can implement in small businesses and maybe even at home ... !!!
-I am a network engineer here in Brazil, where everything in dollars is very expensive, a solution like this is wonderful.
-I'm already asking you to build a cisco router with an old pc or Raspberry Pi or an equivalent and a giga server board with ports, why to set up a homemade lab or do we have to do virtual or set up a physical lab with devices as well old ones.
-I'm studying for CCNA and I was really a fan of Cisco, and this news is wonderful, who knows, I may still have my home network set up with Cisco ... !!!
-Thanks for the knowledge and the news ... !!!
Glad I found this...was thinking of going down the unifi route...but now given the price point and the Cisco name, this looks like the new path!
I became a Cisco partner this past summer. Best thing I ever did. I love Cisco..
Good vid!
My first switch for running game servers was purchased in 1997. It was a cisco. It had latency issues, lag, with 12 full CS Servers.
I reached out to Cisco support back then. Back then, people in support were mostly engineers, so he just knew immediately what the problem was.
The reply I got was "It's a cisco. Just increase the route cache size. It can't lag." "How?"
He read me 1 line to input into telnet, and it worked. Ofc.
Looking at this, this is a massive step up in user friendliness. Have been using/selling/recommending HPE switches for the past 20 years due to pricing - but this might just change that. Let's see where this goes :)
great video sir, i learned new things today
OMG i love your Videos Man thank you for all that information
Awsome !! Love your videos , I`ve learned so much ... Thank you !
I have many small SME and for the past 20 years I have installed Draytek routers, switches, and access points. Never had a problem.
you need to do a whole series on these enterprise-grade devices for SMB. great content
Ive been deploying these at small businesses since their release, they are affordable and work great!
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I miss this stuff. Wish I could get out of the truck and get back in to IT!
Oh yeah, this is definitely interesting. Depending on the pricetag, I'm actually considering saving up for a 16 or 24 port for my home to tinker with.
I've been looking up some Cisco SG stuff for a secondary purpose in our server room and not exactly hearing a lot of praise for them. If this can compete on price with that, that would be fucking awesome.
I so much love your videos, i'm computer science student, learning and striving hard to be a professional ethical hacker.
Wow. That UI. I'm all about the CLI and usually not a fan of overlays, but that one is well designed.
I have recently begun using FS switches and so far no complaints
Congrats on 1M subs! =D
The dying gasp explanation had me 🤣🤣🤣
When I see any network device having a years long uptime I don't think this sturdy hardware (even though it is) but I think this is lousy security management not installing security patches/upgrade at all. It's not like Cisco doesn't have security issues like anybody else. They also release security updates regularly.
Don't get me wrong, I work with Cisco devices since 1996. I think Cisco devices are generally great (and I own some shares) but they need management, maintenance (including regular updates), and monitoring like everything else in the business.
Thought same thing. Years of uptime means missed upgrade windows.
not mentioned in the video: to do the upgrades that you rightly say need to be done, you need a support agreement for that hardware fully paid up from the time you bought it until the time of the upgrade (information correct at time of writing). No support agreement = no upgrades. Which to be honest is probably why Chuck sees years of uptime on the hardware...
@@cgaquikkie Very true. I have a service contract for my Cisco C926-4P router I use for VDSL2 at home and it's €75 per year. Without that I can't get firmware updates, which really is a shame. Some vendors have much more user friendly policies. Ubiquiti comes to mind.
My Huawei switches have 2+ years uptime and have last updates too. How? They let install patches in realtime, without reboot and services interruption. And yes I say about cheap access switches.
@@splintorjke2009 hey man, great feature.Can u tell me how it works in case of Huawei?I got 15 years experience with Cisco and never touched Huawei.So u setup auto patching directly in config device and the path where it should be patched from? Then maintenance time when the action must be done and all done with no reboot?
I use Cisco so I can sleep at night. Thanks Chuck great Gift for my son.
Excellent presentation, I agree Cisco is the only way to go.
just by plugging the sftp module and connecting the 2 switch without any config, it became a stacked switch
The one thing that disappointed me was that the switches are *still* Gigabit Ethernet (including the x-connect SFPs).
Vendors must start thinking about 10Gbit ports in the SOHO. It is already possible, and not that expensive, to run a small NAS box with M.2 drives that will easily saturate a gigabit link. Two workstations can transfer among themselves many gigabytes of data per second, if only the network would allow it. WiFi6 devices can do many hundreds of megabits. Also, the cost of gigabit net access is becoming very affordable.
In theory, a PC doing a speed test at one end of one switch (the router being connected to the other one) will almost saturate the link between two switches for the duration of the test (unless QoS is well configured, I know).
At this moment, if I have to equip a new office, I wouldn't buy a quality gigabit switch. We need at least one bank of 10Gbps links for a SAN, a network expansion, etc.
P. S. The GUI and the self-configuration are awesome indeed.
C1000-24P-4X-L has 2x SFP 10Gbit ports available :), just the SFP's, but that will do for at home, if you use both and bundle them.
If you need higher bandwidth switches I would suggest Arista. They are expensive though which is a downside.
Yeah, at least provide a couple of 10G interfaces for uplinks or connecting to servers or storage devices.
@@Piglet6256 Errm, that switch is nearly 10 times the price...
Mikrotik crs305 has 4x10G sfp+ ports for $149 thats best solution ive seen for 10G SOHO
Just put in a PO for 15 of these. We opted for the 240w POE+ version.
Love your videos! Thanks!
Even as a consumer user, I'm very impressed to see a GUI on a managed switch. Would be good to know if packet tracer has this model available along with the GUI to use for trainer purposes?
Just finished setting up my 899 4G LTE at home(yeah it's overkill I know).
The satisfaction of getting everything flawlessly running and switching between LTE and my coax provider if the last one fails is beyond words...
I work with this every day, but at a much more advanced level(IPVPN, BGP etc), so my biggest issue was actually overthinking things... I treated my own setup at home like it was work instead of keeping it simple. And I see that alot at my job as well, we have customer doing a simple backup failover, where they want us to redirect traffic blablabla, instead they could actually just pull the uplink on their r1 router... (I get that not all customers are on the installation site, so in those cases we do help them)
Most of our customers that had the 899 deployed has been swapped with the 1111 8P 4G-LTE due to the 899's SKU mismatch bug in some of our deployed firmware, the 1111 is really great though.
Hopefully I'll be able to get my hands on one via work for a lower cost in a few years... Mind due, the 899 is working great...
These catalyst switches look awsome, and what a fantastic GUI(I'm more of a CLI guy myself, but this was pretty sexy).
Your demonstration is interesting but not to pushy either, the enthusiasm is just spot on btw, great stuff, keep it up man
@networkChuck, man what do you use to draw on your screen and videos. As a microscopic creator on youtube im trying to make my content pop instead of me talking.
Thank you for your amazing videos. You are so enthusiastic and energetic you could sell me rocks and I'd still buy them.
I remember that catalyst series was equipped with all fully manageable types of ports/new solutions/... size was much bigger with very efficient cooling system.
great idea to learn the structure of that device
Great video!
Are you considering doing one on EWC too...? That would be amazing!
I'm looking for a switch as part of my journey in CP&F with GRC. Specifically, I'm interested in becoming confident in understanding their integration, utilization, and vulnerabilities around this price tag. Are there other suggestions or is this something I should jump on?
This is lovely! It has always been a concern when ever i see single collision in an organization
My organization is a Cisco shop and we use a ton of 3560CX's, a lot of which sit outside in boxes that bake in the Oklahoma summer and freeze during winters, yet they've been running for years with no problem! My understanding is that the C1000's are suppose to be the replacement for them. Our customers have been pissed at the quotes we've been giving them for the Catalyst 9000 series and were relieved when we provided prices for the C1000's. We've ordered some but haven't yet deployed any. Really looking forward to seeing how they hold up in some of our more harsh environments
Looks like Cisco finally realized that small businesses and home enthusiasts exist. The CBS250 L3 switches look pretty interesting too, and it looks like a viable alternative to Ubiquiti's stuff.
Hi there, thanks for the Cool stuff you share and the quality of the videos. I have a short question (answer might be longer). I am building a tension and will take this opportunity to upgrade my network. So far I’ve been using an isp router and hooked up to my first and second floor netgear switches/wifi using CPL. 10/15 plc, phone, tv …. Connected. The isp part cannot be changed and I just acquired a fortinet second hand. What giga bit switch (second hand would be great for my bucks) would you recommend ?
About time...Unifi has been a thorn in Cisco's side
I love cisco. I lived and breathed there hardware and they are freakin amazing. But man, as you well know cause you have reviewed some of there products. Ubiquiti is doing some amazing stuff as well.
This video is like the Cisco equivalent of the OldSpice ADs. :D
Good to know. Cisco finally got that every serious company on the market targeting the entire client's scope. That is cool that it is possible now to offer SMB clients with Cisco gear and do not be considered as a robber )))))
I want one, right now I use a sg300 in my home, good switch but I like to have full ios and this is pretty awesome
Great to see some of the Meraki Tech trickle down to Cisco.
Nice video chuck, hadn't heard about these yet. Would make a fine homelab switch for those looking for full IOS CLI support. So many of us learn on CCNA / Cisco yet home options are generally old & power hungry or unnecessarily expensive. I am running an Aruba 2530 and was considering Ubiquiti for a modern PoE switch, but I will consider these with my employer moving from Aruba to Cisco in the near future.
What are you personally running for your home firewall?
Are those stacking only SFP ports? Or can they be used for long haul fiber across building? Do they need to stack or be used as trunk?
Love your videos.
Also you look like BeardMeatsFood, not sure what collab can be done there but would be fun😅
You need to do a cisco vs ubiquiti system that would be a great video
DCN switch are also good :)
Ubiquiti switch and Cisco Switch is no comparison. As Chuck said, Cisco more expensive but there is no better Switch on the market. Ubiquiti is cheaper, but I seen them have issues all the time. They're only ok for at home, not small to medium businesses.
he did point out that cisco wins. because everything else needs constant updates and there are security issues more with non cisco devices.
@@BrickTamlandOfficial all the recent network equipment security vulnerabilities the last few years have been Cisco issues...all of them.
@@Piglet6256 I definitely agree cisco hardware is better.. but to say all of Ubiquiti is only good for home use is a bit of an exaggeration. I have deployed hundreds of Ubquiti devices and have seen only a handful have issues. In a large business this is unacceptable, however many small to medium sized organizations are willing to take that chance/downtime to cut cost. As NetworkChuck said this may not be the right move but it is definitely the typical one.
I'd love to see a series of videos for building out the ultimate home/small office network. I want to build something that supports desktop PCs, wireless devices, a NAS, some kind of server that lets me run VMs or containers, a VNR with cameras/doorbell powered by POE, etc. Would like to segment the network to separate VLANS for stuff that needs to be really secure (NAS, my main desktop), consumer devices like printers and thermostat, guest network, etc. All with Internet access that's secure, but also expose some services that I can access away from home (e.g. home automation app).
I'd like to know how these compare to Cisco's small business line (the rebadged Linksys ones). Is that product line being retired in favour of these?
I guess comparing with Aruba Instant On would be neat as well.
Silly question, would a managed switch be able to be used for parental control. Long story short we are moving into our new home, I have build a server rack into the mech room as I knew I would want one and now learning about all my options. My original plan was to run a second network or Vlan for the kids but would a managed switch let me control more?
Thanks networkchuk awesome demonstration
Which option would you take if Cisco was out for their history of NSA Backdoors?
Cool stuff dude! im a security guy, never been into hardware/ network eng but i may need to look into it. Can you do a vid showing your home network setup?
What kind of security if you don't know network and hardware that is impossible
@@abdullahihussein8860 dude. I bet Ik more “security” than you do. And I’m talking about home network specifically.
I'm in love with a Cisco switches to))) And also I'm in love with a Extreme Networks, because this stuff have very sexy purple design)))
Great... now i need these for my house
About time!
Thx for all your informative vids. Would you recommend this for a XFINITY WIFI 6 home that needed a 2-4 Ethernet ports on each floor including the basement?
Awesome video!
Hi, I purchased a CBS250-16P-2G cisco switch (16PoE + 2uplinks / fanless / internal power) : very nice and easy to configure with WebUI but... there is a small noise like crackling, hissing at the power module level (rear of switch). No issue detected but strange. I replaced it by a new order. I received another brand new switch (different S/N) and there is exactlely the same noise ! Have you ever heard about this issue with this model ? Could it be a manufacturing defect or not ?
Thanks for your reply !
@NetworcChuck did you have to enable platform hardware bluetooth in CLI or does this work natively? Does this work with 3560X or 3750X models switches? Thanks for all of your help!
you know what, I don't have a business ,I don't need this switch but the way your selling this , I wanna go and just buy it :D
Well, another advantage of this C1000 series is old IOS as before. Since C2960X series is going to be announced soon for EoL and successor is C9000 series, namely C9200/C9200L instead of C2960X. C9000 series already running on Linux kernex IOS XE which has slightly different syntax but more or less same from standard admin perspective. Difference comes while we compare licensing system which comes with C9000 series which is pure madness on corporate level. Crazy! Smart licensing is whatever just not easy and makes additional cost. I simply DONT care about DNA Essentials, DNA Advantage.... Why so simple functionality as HSRP was moved over to higher license and thus I have to use VRRP instead ? Thus I would prefer IOS rather than IOS XE due to licensing policy.
Chuck, this series seems to be made to compete against the Ubiquiti line in terms of price. I’d love to see a comparison between the two.
I work as a network engineer, but I usually can’t afford Cisco equipment. That has been pushing me towards Ubiquiti for my home lab... but now, this line has me excited. I’d love to hear more.
Smart move.. Strategy wise they have the infrastructure to support the SOHO Market and I can see them focusing on this for the future.. Ubiquiti is great but if Cisco focuses their energy on their market it will be a serious battle. When Xbox Came out people thought MS came in too late - MS has the $$$ and support to setup shop and compete.
Thanks for sharing this great video. Like and Subscribed.
I know it is a stretch to ask... but does this thing create a network? I have a static ip internet connection that needs to be converted to a dynamic network that wont explode under pressure
i know you love Cisco switches and I have a switch question. i have a simple home network with a simple poe-switch i got off Amazon but when I plug my ethernet to my PC via the switch my internet speed is stupid slow and not utilizing my ATT fiber internet (1000mbs) but when I plug the PC into the Asus AC-3100 router i'm getting almost the full 1000 mbs speed. Here is my speed tests via switch, via wifi, via router connection...... so my question is which network POE switch will give me the fastest speeds? currently, my house has ethernet ports in all the bedrooms, movie room, etc. My movie room TV internet test speed (tv is connected via ethernet cable to the wall plug) is ping=12, download=87.53, upload=87.05 my tablet via WiFi is download=451, upload=266 and my PC that is ethernet cord connected directly to the router (Asus AS-3100 skipping the switch completely) is maxing the ATT fiber 1000mbs connection with download=921.73 and upload=937.68 Sorry for the length of this question/comment. Tried to give you the background info.
Great video,
I got a quick question, the C1000 supports 195W PoE+ is this good enough to run Multiple AP's and IP Phones?
Thank Chuck for for great review. Is there any chance to compare the NAC functionality of Cisco and other 3rd party. It's pretty interesting so far
I do procurement for a MSP and these are priced just as their SG350 line, so not sure why we wouldnt switch to these.. Thanks!
I was unable to find these for the same price as the SG350s, how are you getting that pricing.
does cisco require you to pay annual license fee for these devices? how much was the 900 router you showed and did it have the same nice gui experience. would love to switch to cisco for my home. mostly practice with cisco. and easly manage devices at home.
Sei troppo forte.
Saluti dall'Italia ✌️🇮🇹
Might get one of these for my home camera system, since the other home camera options come with spyware brains. Nice lil home network:
1dvr
10 cameras
2 computers
1 access point
1 raspberry pi
1 ftp server
Why in those videos everything works out of the box?
Had to enable the web ui and I really struggled to do it.
Now for some reason it's not available anymore, so I'm trying to figure out how to get it back.
Good stuff, and good video, but value for money still prefer Mikrotik, but still nice to see that Cisco is waking up for SMB.
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We have a client for which we are using 9300 series switches. Which GUI feature can we choose. Because client is interested in GUI and switches have already been purchased.
Looks like a very nice switch. However... I'm still in love with the 6504....
I might install it in my workshop !
Btw, nice videos. All of them. But don't forget to breathe every now and then during your explanation...
Very good switches.
Is the power plug a special one? Is it easy to break if uses in a mobile environment?
Thank you for the video! Can you please do a comparison to the unifi switches/router?
Apples and Oranges.