What is your primary use case for Dell PowerConnect Switches?

We use the solution in the data center. It's a robust solution that is stable and user-friendly. The comma blind is easy and provides the scalability required for data centers. We use it to integrate with other hypervisors. It is so user-friendly that it can easily incorporate VxRail and support customers.

Dell PowerConnect Switches are the main switches we use for our users.

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We do not use the product for access but for storage. We use it to connect to the storage.

Our primary use case is we connect people to them.

My main use case for Dell PowerConnect Switches is as a data center switch, but only for specific servers.

We are a reseller for Dell. We wanted to evaluate the product to see if it suits some of the customer requirements. If it does, we will craft it in the form of a solution, and we will sell it to customers. So, we are still evaluating it. It is currently in our testing environment. We wanted to use spine-leaf architecture, and that's the reason we are using this product. We are doing a proof of concept for the spine-leaf architecture, and we are using Dell switches for that. We are not using OS10; we are using SONiC.

We use the solution in our data center.

Dell PowerConnect Switches is used as the backbone for my network, which is a high-performance computing network.

My primary use cases of this solution are for wireless, routing, and filtering. For example, we use one as an edge router for our DMZ, so people from outside can reach several DMZs from our enterprise organization.

Data center and distribution

We use these switches in our pharmaceutical company, which has been running for more than twenty years, since 1984.

We use it in various environments for different customers.

We are a product reseller and the Dell PowerConnect Switches are one of the solutions that we implement for our clients. They are used for connecting servers, hosts, PCs, and other devices.

We are a small operation and don't have a so-called data center. Our requirements are not complex and we really just need a firewall for downloading material. We use 48 port units. The switches have that capability and give us enough flexibility for when the time comes to really start segregating things. The product is used extensively but it doesn't require much maintenance. I'm an IT manager and we're Dell customers.

We are a solution provider and Dell PowerConnect Switches are one of the products that we implement for our customers. Many of the models are used to manage East-West traffic in the network. The are other models that handle traffic at the application layer. In data centers, we generally deploy the S Series.

We use the Dell EMC Networking N1500 series switches. We use them primarily for access to the Local Area Network.

Dell PowerConnect Switches make up part of our network and they are connected to our Dell servers.

We are customers of Dell and I'm a systems administrator. Our primary use case for the product is connecting the main core, the data center, with core switches. We have six floors in the building and on each floor we have two switches we connected using stack technology with a fiber network in between.

We use this solution for our local infrastructure and environment.

The primary use case of this solution is for storage and connectivity.

I've always used them as iSCSI only switches; they don't run anything else other than pure iSCSI traffic.