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Can anyone think of a reason why a company would go through 3 switches in 3 months? 1 Netgear and 2 D-Link switches have burned out and they can't figure out why. I've never been to the place, but a CG I know does work for them and is baffled by these incidents. I told him to remove all unnecessary cabling from the switches and I will come out to test the working cables. In the meantime, I'm looking for any insight or anyone who has experienced this issue. TIA!
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Do they have DC adapters? If not, i would check the your power source. Also, its not unreasonable to assume a bad nic card causing these problems, which will be a royal pain to determine; especially if you have a ton of nodes connected to the switch.
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Does it kill all the ports on the switch? a bad NIC might be it. It could be bad power too. Do they have a UPS on the switch?
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