HPE 1920-24 JG924 Inter-vlan routing vs Cisco

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Hi I have seen your video and noticed this , im setting up home network but having troubles with inter-vlan routing (HPE- old web gui). There is not much information out there regarding this so im having a tough time, im about to throw away this switch and go for a cisco layer 3 switch would that make my life easier? setting things up compared to the hp switch any recomendations ??im not a pro in the IT field ...and noticed there is so much more out there with cisco wise ( have a few rasberry pis and access ponts so looking for something above 24 ports not high budget ...used ideally) ..any info will help thanks

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If you're having trouble with inter-VLAN routing on your current HPE switch, switching to a Cisco Layer 3 switch may or may not make your life easier depending on your level of expertise with Cisco switches. While Cisco switches are generally more well-known and widely used, they also have a steeper learning curve and can be more complex to set up and configure than other switches.

That being said, if you're willing to put in the time and effort to learn how to set up and configure a Cisco switch, it can offer more features and functionality than some other switches. For example, Cisco switches often have advanced security features, better support for virtual LANs (VLANs), and more advanced routing protocols.

If you do decide to go with a Cisco switch, there are many options available depending on your budget and port requirements. Some good options for a home network might be the Cisco SG250-26 or SG350-28 switches, which both offer 24 ports and some basic Layer 3 functionality.

Alternatively, you may want to consider sticking with your HPE switch and looking for resources online to help you troubleshoot your inter-VLAN routing issues. There are many online forums and resources available for HPE switches, and it may be easier and more cost-effective to work with the equipment you already have rather than investing in new hardware.