Not every 0815 switch is suitable for SwisscomTV…
Take this one and you won’t have a problem with it:
https://www.brack.ch/swisscom-switch-tl-sg2008-8-port-1254134
This means you have a total of 11 ports available
….keep on rockin'
Attention, the topic creator is talking about an Internet Box 4. If this has a 10Gbe fiber optic connection, I would then recommend at least a switch with a 10Gbe uplink port. In my opinion, the rest of the ports can be 1Gbe, although I would also recommend 2.5Gbe. You just need to have a little more information.
One of the first important questions was whether only 1Gbe fiber optic connection is involved or a 10Gbe fiber optic connection. This question has now been answered. The next fundamental question is what devices in your home network should be connected via the LAN and what maximum speed they have or should have. 1Gbe, 2.5Gbe, 5.0Gbe or 10Gbe.
A 10Gbe fiber optic connection is of no use if all other devices behind it are only connected via a 1Gbe switch. For example, a switch with a 10Gbe uplink that is connected to Internet Box 4 on the 10Gbe Anschluss would be better. However, if all other devices on the switch are only connected with 1Gbe, a single device can only draw a maximum of 1Gbe. Then the 10Gbe from the Internet box only makes sense in the sum of all 1Gbe devices if they all pull at the same time.
For example, I have the Internet Box 4 with a 10Gbe fiber optic connection connected to a 10Gbe port on the switch. My workstation also has 10Gbe and the NAS has 4× 1Gbe (link aggregation) on this switch, as it is unfortunately an older NAS without 2.5Gbe, 5.0Gbe or 10Gbe. All other devices are connected to the switch with 2.5Gbe. This means that my workstation could theoretically draw 10Gbe at peak, as long as a remote station can deliver it. Of course, the NAS and all other devices cannot draw 10Gbe at peak.
- Solutionselected by rohners
The switch linked by @POGO 1104 is very suitable for this. I have the previous model and am very happy with it.
Please note that you should only use Gigabit Ethernet cables for the network. If you have a split LAN installation in your house, you should have it replaced.