
D-Link Product Guide 2008
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Features & Benefits
LAN SWITCHES
ETHERNET SWITCHES
» Include IP-MAC-port binding user
access screening, traffic segmentation,
802.1Q VLANs, 802.1X port-based/
MAC-based access control, external
RADIUS server authentication support.
» 802.1D Spanning Tree/802.1w Rapid
Spanning Tree, STP loopback detection
and broadcast storm control for network
resilience.
» 802.3ad Link Aggregation port trunks for
switch cascading and server link.
(for DES-3028, 3028P, 3052, 3052P only)
» Up to 256 profiles, 256 rules for
individual switch ports or range of ports.
» ACL rules can be based on switch port,
VLAN ID, 802.1p Priority Queues, MAC
address, IPv4 address, DSCP, protocol
type, TCP/UDP port, user-defined
packet content and time-based ACL.
» Filters out vicious packets in internal
network and prevents them from
reaching and overwhelming switch’s
CPU.
» Multi-level packet classification based
on 802.1p Priority Queues, TOS, DSCP
and MAC addresses.
» Fine granularity to define limits down to
64Kbps segments for each port.
» When applied to control of broadcast
storms infected with virus, can limit
level of damage a virus attack can do to
network.
» IGMP snooping to control multicast
transmission.
» Port mirroring to facilitate diagnostics.
» Network administrators can pre-set
configurations and save them in TFTP
server.
» Individual switches can boot their
IP from server and load in pre-set
configurations.
» Multiple switch units can be managed
as a single object (a virtual stack), all
units identified by a single IP address.
» Network administrators can see Tree
View of members of the virtual stack
and network topology showing locations
of the units and their link information.
These managed Layer 2 Ethernet switches provide an entry-level SNMP
management solution for businesses. Workgroups looking for an advanced yet
affordable solution can deploy these switches to bring managed Ethernet connection
to their desktops.
These switches include more advanced software features than similar devices of
the same class. These features allow administrators to set up a secure network and
fine-tune the workgroup performance. For inter-workgroup connection, the switches
provide fiber uplinks to connect together groups of users in, for example, different
classrooms or departments spread across on a campus or between buildings.
Supporting D-Link’s Single IP Management, these switches can be easily configured
with any switches supporting D-Link’s Single IP Management, including the xStack
core switches, for integration with a more comprehensive network structured with
backbone and centralized high-speed servers.
● 8 10/100BASE-TX Ports
● 1 100BASE-FX Port (SC Connector,
2 km Multi-Mode Fiber Transmission
Distance)
● 1 10/100/1000BASE-T Gigabit Port
● 3.8Gbps Switch Capacity
8-Port L2 Ethernet Switch
● 8 10/100BASE-TX Ports
● 1 10/100/1000BASE-T Gigabit Port
● 1 SFP Slot for Fiber Gigabit
● 5.6Gbps Switch Capacity
8-Port L2 Ethernet Switch
● 16 10/100BASE-TX Ports
● 3.2Gbps Switch Capacity
16-Port L2 Ethernet Switch
● 8 10/100BASE-TX Ports
● 1 100BASE-FX Port (SC Connector,
15 km Single-Mode Fiber Transmission
Distance)
● 1 10/100/1000BASE-T Gigabit Port
● 3.8Gbps Switch Capacity
8-Port L2 Ethernet Switch
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