Switch GH2108POE Power Over Ethernet

Performance

8Gbps switch fabric, non-congestion design, all wire-speed forwarding

80-km transfer by Gigabit optical fiber, direct connection to WAN

Security and reliability

Quota system for connected hosts per port

IEEE 802.1x port-based user authentication

Port trunking adds to bandwidth and redundancy

Easy maintenance

Automatic recognition for straight-through or cross-over cables

Stackable physically and through cluster technology. Central management with unified IP address saves IP addresses

Management via CONSOLE port, Web, SNMP, Telnet, etc

Software and BootRom upgrade through TFTP

Traffic and broadcast control

Auto-detection and restraining of broadcast storm, IGMP snooping, effectively restrict broadcast flooding

Full- and half- duplex traffic control

Ethernet port rate limiting with 64 K step size(1 M step size for rate over 1.8 M)

Advanced buffer management, 802.1p support. 4 dispatching queues per port, mapping the 8 priority queues in 802.1p

QoS support

Port & Slot

8*10/100M TX(15.4W output per port)

1*GSFP/TX Combo

1*Console Port

Switch Fabric

8Gbps

Forwarding Rate

All wire-speed forwarding and filtering

Switching Mode

Store-and-forward

MAC Address Table Size

4K

Queuing Buffer

32MB

Dimensions (L×W×H) (mm)

340*200*44

Power Input

AC 100~240 V, 47 ~ 63 Hz, 1A/230V

LED Indicators

Power, system, link, activity, 10/100M

Temperature

Operating: 0 ~ 50°C, non-operating: -40 ~ 70°C

Humidity

0 ~ 90% (no condensing)

Spanning Tree

IEEE 802.1D STP, link path backup, IEEE 802.1w RSTP, IEEE802.1s MSTP

VLAN

Port-based VLAN, 802.1Q tag VLAN, GVRP, port isolation at per VLAN, QinQ

VLAN Number

4K, partition at will

Traffic Control

Back pressure at half-duplex, 802.3x at full-duplex, port rate limiting:

64 K step size

Storm Control

Stop sending at threshold to restrict broadcast/multicast/unicast storms

Multicast Control

IGMP snooping

Port Trunking

Up to 3 groups with up to 8 ports per group, dynamic LACP or static aggregation

Stacking

Support hardware stack

Clustering

Up to 256, manageable through single IP

Security

IEEE 802.1x port-based user authentication

Remote authentication through RADIUS

Port Security

MAC filtering

Port+MAC binding

QoS

4 dispatching queues per port, mapping the 8 priority queues in 802.1p

Network Management

SNMP, RMON, Telnet, Command Line Interface (CLI)

Support network management tools

Software Upgrade

TFTP

Configuration Upload/download

TFTP