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24-Port Ethernet L3 Switch
24-Port Ethernet L3 Switch
24-Port Ethernet L3 Switch
24-Port Ethernet L3 Switch
24-Port Ethernet L3 Switch
24-Port Ethernet L3 Switch

24-Port Ethernet L3 Switch

24-Port Ethernet L3 Switch, 20x 10Gb SFP+, with 4x 25Gb SFP28 and 2x 40Gb QSFP+, Support Stacking, Broadcom Chip


● Flexible 1/10/25/40GbE Interface Speeds

● Broadcom BCM56170 Chip, All Ports Support Stacking

● 1+1 Hot-swappable Power Supplies, Smart Fans

● Support QoS, DHCP, BGP, VRRP, QinQ, etc.

● Support Airware Cloud/WEB/CLI/SNMP/SSH for Flexible Operation

● Network Monitoring through Sampled Flow (sFlow)

● Support SSH, ACL, AAA, 802.1X, RADIUS, TACACS+, etc. for Security

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    SpecificationsSpecifications

    Ports
    		 20x 1G/10G SFP+|4x 10G/25G SFP28,2x40G QSFP+ Switch Chip
    		 BCM56170
    Switching Capacity
    		 760 Gbps MAC Address
    		 32K
    Forwarding Rate
    		 565 Mpps Latency
    		 1.11μs
    Packet Buffer
    		 4MB Number of VLANs 4K
    Flash Memory
    		 1GB ARP Table
    		 16,000
    SDRAM
    		 1GB Jumbo Frame 9,216
    Power Supply 2(1+1 Redundancy)Hot-swappable MTBF >366,000 Hours
    Fan Number
    		 2x Hot-swappable Fans IPv4 Routes
    		 16K
    Airflow
    		 Front-to-Back IPv6 Routes
    		 16K
    Dimensions(HxWxD) 1.72"×17.32"×12.99"(43.6x440x330mm) Input Voltage 90-264VAC:47-63Hz

    FeaturesFeatures

    The 24-port Ethernet L3 switch is feature-rich. First of all, it supports VLAN (Virtual LAN) technology, which can divide the network into multiple logical subnets to achieve flexible allocation and management of network resources. Secondly, the switch supports static routing and dynamic routing functions, and can select the best packet forwarding path based on the network topology and routing table. In addition, the switch supports a variety of security features such as access control lists (ACL), port security, and ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) protection to protect the network from potential attacks and security threats.

    20 x 10Gb SFP+ means that the L3 switch has 20 10Gb SFP+ ports. These ports support high-speed fiber optic connections for connecting servers, storage devices, and other high-performance network devices. The 10Gb SFP+ port provides greater bandwidth and scalability to meet the needs of large-scale data transmission and processing.
    24-port Ethernet L3 switches are widely used in different scenarios. First, it can be used in enterprise data centers and server architectures to connect high-performance servers and storage devices to provide reliable data transmission and processing capabilities. Secondly, switches can also be used in the construction of large-scale campus networks and public places to support the connection and high-speed data transmission of a large number of user devices. In addition, switches can also be used in cloud computing and virtualization environments to support virtual machine interconnection and traffic management.
    When installing and using a 24-port Ethernet L3 switch, you need to pay attention to the following points. First, select the appropriate switch model and specifications to ensure that they match the network environment and needs. Secondly, connect the switch and each device correctly to ensure that the physical connection is firm and stable. Next, configure and manage the switch through the command line interface or graphical interface, and set parameters such as VLAN, routing, and security policies. Finally, regularly check and update the switch's firmware to ensure its proper operation and security.