Adv: Switches, Router & Cabinets

Thanks once again for everyone's help, regarding network cabling, I now have
an excellent idea of what is required to set up a professional looking
network.

After receiving my first quote, I've pretty much decided to do it myself,
with the help of the building/electrical contractor.

I've got a good idea where to source cable, plates & tools but I still need
some help on sourcing the
following: (i'm trying to keep it to a small (ish) budget)

a 24 port switch - ideally with some remote functionality (ability to reset
and chack status mainly - nothing major)

a cabinet - we don't have much equipment, just the server (full tower),
switch, patch panel, router/firewall and possibly another desktop case or
two.

a router - at the moment we have a cheapish DLink ADSL Modem/Router which
occasionally needs resetting - Ideally like to replace this with a more
reliable one.

If any one has any recommendations on any of these - once again it will
really be appreciated.

Thanks Again

Ben

Have a look at www.easyetrader.co.uk
They are quite good and have a corporate account setup etc etc.
I should think that they should have a lot of what you want and I think they
have an advice line too.

JAM.


"Ben" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:fHxPb.8281$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Thanks once again for everyone's help, regarding network cabling, I now
have
> an excellent idea of what is required to set up a professional looking
> network.
>
> After receiving my first quote, I've pretty much decided to do it myself,
> with the help of the building/electrical contractor.
>
> I've got a good idea where to source cable, plates & tools but I still
need
> some help on sourcing the
> following: (i'm trying to keep it to a small (ish) budget)
>
> a 24 port switch - ideally with some remote functionality (ability to
reset
> and chack status mainly - nothing major)
>
> a cabinet - we don't have much equipment, just the server (full tower),
> switch, patch panel, router/firewall and possibly another desktop case or
> two.
>
> a router - at the moment we have a cheapish DLink ADSL Modem/Router which
> occasionally needs resetting - Ideally like to replace this with a more
> reliable one.
>
> If any one has any recommendations on any of these - once again it will
> really be appreciated.
>
> Thanks Again
>
> Ben
>
>
>