@Vincent-TP - thank you for the pointer - I'm aware of this.

My question was more performance related: the idea is the use this device as an edge switch for rooms with 2 developers.

Where each developer has a laptop (WiFi-connected) and a workstation (utp-connected).

As a 2-developer team there is also a small server (utp-connected).

Is the switch in this EAP-desktop-model considered non-blocking when transfering packets between these 3 utp-devices?

With warm regards - Will

Hi  @ITV 

What do you mean by "utp-connected"?

The Ethernet ports on EAP650-desktop function like those on a regular switch, and connected devices can communicate with each other by default. Is this the question you wanted to confirm?

@Vincent-TP - The term utp is the equivalent of rj45/ethernet.

I'm not seeing it as an issue because the device is working as expected.

It is more like a RFI - in this case about the switching module in the device:

Does the switching module operate at wirespeed, non-blocking when used as an edge switch with 3 high speed ethernet devices.

Hope this helps.

With warm regards - Will

Hi  @ITV 

I used the wrong word. Edited.

Does the switching module operate at wirespeed, non-blocking when used as an edge switch with 3 high speed ethernet devices.

>>>It generally runs at the speed of the service used by the connected device, with an upper limit of 1Gps.

ITV wrote

@Vincent-TP - The term utp is the equivalent of rj45/ethernet.

 

I'm not seeing it as an issue because the device is working as expected.

 

It is more like a RFI - in this case about the switching module in the device:

Does the switching module operate at wirespeed, non-blocking when used as an edge switch with 3 high speed ethernet devices.

 

Hope this helps.

 

 

With warm regards - Will