I am still working with Cisco products, but not exclusively. I also work with HP, Aruba, and other products like Mellanox and HP. I am a senior network engineer and architect for an integrator.

At the Memphis airport, we were investigating a tool which was what we went to at Mueller Industries when we stopped using CyberArk because the management of CyberArk was complex compared to other tools. Keeping it up and running because of the configuration of it having multiple servers and requiring multiple servers to run it became too much, too expensive, and there were other tools that were easier to manage.

ManageEngine is the tool that I switched over to from CyberArk and was one of the ones that I used in the last 12 months.

The Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches are really easy to set up and get in place.

The recovery time on HPs is quicker for startup times regarding restarts and load times. HPs can be easier to get up and running as far as the configuration of them, and they're more flexible for going from a simple environment to more complex networking environments.

I use Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches, not their firewalls.

As a final user of Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches, I utilize their products in various applications.

I use Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches basically for LAN distribution.

The best feature I use the most is the 2950.

In the products, I don't use advanced functionalities; the only distribution feature is for LAN distribution.

We mostly work with Cisco for network services. Our last project was specifically for TV broadcasting.

Cisco's switches are good for data center connectivity, small and medium-sized business connectivity, remote site connectivity, and enterprise data center as well. Cisco's switches as well as routers, both are good for any industry.

I use the solution in my company for our normal work. We have the tool as a wireless connection. The tool is used for normal purposes, and there are no special use cases attached to the tool.

In our business environment, the tool is utilized not in all the sites but only in a few buildings where we have it.

We use the solution to add a node to network devices in the organization.

We are using it as an unmanaged product to which we can't take access, so we just play L2 switches. At the branch access layer, we are using the aforementioned feature.

Right now, I'm unsure where we have and how much we have of the solution since they are L2 switches. Currently, I don't have an available inventory.

I primarily use Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches and also recommend them to my customers.

In my company, we use all the products from Cisco's umbrella, and we also use the routers, switches, and Cisco's Unified Computing System (UCS).

Most of our solutions rely on a multi-talent approach to address our needs. We implement straightforward switching technology that automates the provision of connectivity, IP configurations, and switching based on customer requests and requirements. In our environment, we typically have a significant number of network stacks in operation, often with ten-gigabit interconnections. 

The smallest environment we manage involves about twenty-five stacks, and the largest one comprises over two thousand nine hundred switches.

We use Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches for Wi-Fi connectivity.

We use the solution to establish a network infrastructure for the customers.

We connect our Ethernet switches directly via LAN or with printers at every endpoint for user connectivity.

We primarily use the solution for the WiFi and the wireless. We use it as a switch. It can help with encryption and networking.

We primarily use it for running our manufacturing operation.

I work as a project manager for three companies who implement the solution for customers in Libya. Cisco is very popular because it is a household name that provides reliable switches for network infrastructures. 

More than 3,000 customers utilize the solution. 

The solution helps me do simple network functions, like packet distribution. The problem in my office is only the distribution network. We use many access points.

The version I'm using is LDS 24 or LDS 26.

The solution is deployed on-premise. 

My company is a health campus, polytechnic. We have a staff of 400 people, and there are 3,000 students.

We use Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches in network integration. 

I have used it with multiple clients. I have used Linksys Switches for Ethernet in Hotel Regency located in Pakistan, which utilises Linksys switches across its three floors and approximately twenty rooms and Ramada Portal, a four-star hotel, which also employs Cisco switches. 
The Linksys Switches offer simplified network management and scalability. These switches can be easily managed with basic networking knowledge without requiring CCNA level expertise for Cisco.

Linksys switches are usually at the edge. People usually go with other switches for the core, but this is the switch that all the desktops connect to. It's primarily used in small offices. Once you're in a position where you really need a ton of bandwidth, companies tend to move away from Linksys to Cisco, Brocade, or another enterprise switch.  Most of the companies that use Linksys have fewer than 200 or 300 users. 

We use the solution as a switch. 

We use the solution as switches. We use it across the justice system in our country. They are in lots of buildings. 

We are using it for networking for WAN network connections.

Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches are used to direct network traffic.

We use this switch in our network layer 3. One of our use cases is managing the VLAN, and connecting with other VLANs.

We primarily use the solution for networking.

We are using Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches for basic wireless access for the building premises.

I can program Linksys and have onioned Linksys. I have put the onion into a Linksys, and made it onto our network. I have worked with them quite a bit.

The solution is used to connect to the local area network for the server room to connect our different floors, and levels, to interconnect all the users from different locations within the campus.

We are using Cisco switches for the moment, two backbone switches, and we also have firewalls from Cisco.

We use the solution for networking. We are a graphical company making many designs for Corrugated and Offset and so on, and use the solution for communications.

This product is for absolutely everything to do with our networks.

The solution lets me connect to so many hosts and the downtime is very, very minimal.

We’ve used a lot of the product. We use them for switches.

We use Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches as our WiFi access point.

We deploy our internal applications on our DC setup. 

I primarily use the solution for my personal equipment.

We use this solution to link our three locals that are in different places. They connect to similar networks. It works with data and voice as well. I'm not exactly sure of the details there as that service is supplied by our operator.

My company uses the solutions as a traditional network switch.

The primary use case of this solution is for the core and distribution layers.

It's used for normal switching and access. We are only using it with the data center model to have a distribution layer, core layer, and access layer.

In our environment, we are using Cisco switches in Visio clusters. We are using Dell servers, and we are using Dell Precision workstations. I do not remember the model number of the Cisco switches. We are using the Cisco network series of switches and they are the L2 class. I think they are the 2960 series of switches.  

At present, our company policy does not allow us to host any of our data on the public cloud. We are revising the information security policy. Until this new policy comes into effect, we will not be able to go into the public cloud.  

In the end, the switches will continue to be a component of data interpretation in our environment.  

I have been in so many situations using this product it is hard to choose a primary use. I have worked for many companies, so we have used them as access switches, we have used them as distribution switches, we have used them as IDF (Intermediate Distribution Frame) closets for floor switches. We have used them as code switches and clusters and chassis. I have gone through using all the different versions of switches in many scenarios, like remote offices, access to quotas for distribution. I have used the switches on every level and in exhaustive possibilities.  

The product can be used for user connectivity.

The tool helps us create VLANs, ensure network security, and manage traffic. 

It's a good network covering and security company for the internet. But I'm done with it. I don't want the security solution. 

Now, I try to learn about it. That's it. Not for long-term internet use.

We use Linksys switches to connect PCs, laptops, printers and various other equipment.

I use Cisco Linksys switches with my infrastructure network. It covers the entire agency.

We are using Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches for the network in our stores. We don't need some specific management or monitoring. Only internet connections.

We primarily use the solution for switches.

Linksys Switches are network devices.

I use Cisco Linksys to deploy wireless networking. It can act as a router and an access point depending on your configuration. We use it in three locations, serving up to 60 people.

We are using Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches for other devices to connect to our network.

We use these switches only as access switches to connect end users. We mostly use Cisco for all of our infrastructure, so these switches are used everywhere as access switches.

We sell Cisco switches and routers. In unmanaged switches, we sell Linksys. In India, there are only a few models available in Linksys. Nowadays, they are only selling Wi-Fi routers and switches in the name of Linksys. Other products are available under the brand name Cisco.

We are using Cisco products for the core banking sector. We are using Linksys products in educational institutes and small enterprises because Linksys products are cheaper than Cisco switches.

We use these switches for basic networking, including firewall and VPN features.

I support clients who are doing software development and they have their own servers, so we maintain the Cisco network for them. These switches are what they use in the network infrastructure.

These are small startups that cannot be on the cloud because of local government regulations. As such, they need to have their own switches and routers.

We use these switches to run our ERP software.

We use these switches to extend our network.

We use this solution to expand our data center and software-defined network.

We have around 20,000 people in our organization who benefit from using this solution. 

We are an IT company and we configure these switches for our clients. The environment varies depending on the client and their requirements.

The primary use cases are for SMBs inside the local area networks and for a LAN switch near two or three switches.

I primarily use the solution for configuring Linksys IDs with the lines on Linksys access points. I make a cluster for all access points of Linksys to control them from one master. 

We use the Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches for small purposes, such as setting up our test environment and running our tests. They're getting data from our tests. We are a manufacturing company, so when we manufacture a product, we test it. This is done using small private networks, which is where we use the Linksys switches.

We use Cisco Linksys switches in our network and we have just recently installed a new unit for a project that started this year.

We primarily use the solution because of it's relatively cheaper price (as compared to other options).

We are a tech services company and this is one of the solutions that we provide to our customers.

The primary use case for Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches is for networking in a data center, or campus networking.

We use Cisco Linksys Switches to provide Wi-Fi access to the internet in open areas.

We don't do the deployment in our environment, we are consulting.

Our clients use this solution for the logical segmentation of the network to the access layer, and remote log switches. 

They can also deploy the switches.

We use this solution to build networks that interconnect different branches and buildings in different layers. We can also connect to a cloud environment.

The model of switch that is used depends on the application. I prefer to use the 4500 series for the distribution layer, but for the access layer, the 2950 series is better.

We have used this solution mostly for small businesses. 

The primary use case of this solution is for connecting computers to a network.

Manufacturing, server room, and office areas of former employer. Switches were great, except in the factory area, because the product is warmer. This was a machine shop with a lot of water-based coolant vapor in the air. This coalesced on cables, etc., and it made things sticky way up toward the ceiling where the switches and Cat 5 cables ran. I suspect that the coolant got into the switch and killed it. We replaced, then did it again.

We use Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches for creating networks.

The solution can be used for family or small offices.

I work with standard Cisco router switches, Email Security Appliance, Web Security Appliance, and this ETD. 

Cisco Linksys Ethernet Switches is the first network product I have learned, so it is easy to learn and easy to configure.