ᐅ Any experience with the Cisco SG250X-24P-K9-EU switch?

Somehow, the question of how experienced the original poster is with networking in general and Cisco in particular has still not been answered here. Without prior knowledge, it is hopeless; with general prior knowledge, the "Cisco switch" project is still at least very challenging. As a CCNP, of course, it looks different.

My knowledge is limited to what I learned during my training and some basic experience from my job. Professionally, I have little involvement with spanning tree, trunking, routing, etc. Of course, I understand these concepts, but they are not part of my main responsibilities.

Again, I looked into the switch because it can handle almost everything “out of the box.” I don’t need an additional router for VLANs, and it supports IGMPv3.

I am simply hoping to combine VLANs, VLAN routing, PoE, and Magenta TV in a single device with 24+ ports.

If anyone has an alternative, please share.

The Edge series from Ubiquiti seems to be an option. Has anyone ever had one of those in their hands and used it?

As I mentioned, I have two of these in use and run VLANs with them.
Upstream, there is the Ubiquiti USG-Pro-4.
I don’t have MagentaTV; I only use FTTH from Deutsche Telekom.

Routing should be handled by a good firewall with zones and a certain additional range of features, rather than using static routes on the switch.

Basically, I agree with you. But what real benefit does a proper fire wall provide in a single-family house? I don't want any external access.

dhd82 schrieb:

As I mentioned, I have two of these in use and also run VLANs with them.
Upstream is the Ubiquiti USG-Pro-4.
I don’t have MagentaTV, just use FTTH from Deutsche Telekom.

Do you route the VLANs through the USG or the switches?