
Features & Benefits
D-Link Product Guide 2008
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CORE GIGABIT STACK
» No interruption to service of entire stack
if any link between two units is broken,
as stack traffic is redirected toward
opposite direction.
» Each stacking port provides 20Gbps
full-duplex operation.
» Shared 40Gbps full-duplex band width
per stack.
» Up to 12 units, 576 Gigabit ports per
stack.
» Allows trunking and mirroring to span
multiple switch units in the stack.
» Open slots for optional 10-Gigabit
modules for uplinks to network servers
and backbone.
» 802.1Q VLAN, Double VLAN, LACP
Trunking, STP/RSTP/MSTP.
» RIP v1/v2/ng, OSPF, VRRP.
» Up to 256 IPv4 Static Routes, 128 IPv6
Static Routes.
» IGMP Snooping, MLD Snooping, IGMP
v1/v2/v3, DVMRP, PIM-DM/SM.
» 802.1p, 8 priority queues, L2/L3/L4 Multi-
Layer CoS.
» Traffic Segmentation, Bandwidth Control
Down to 64Kbps, Broadcast Storm
Control, Jumbo Frame.
» IP-MAC-Port Binding Port Security,
L2/L3/L4 ACL, RADIUS/TACACS+
Authentication, SSH/SSL, 802.1X
Port/MAC-based access control, MAC-
based/Web-based Access Control
(MAC/WAC), CPU Interface Filtering.
» Prevents ARP broadcast storm and
protocol-based attacks.
» ASIC is used to execute this prevention
task to offload switch’s CPU workloa
» Operates with D-Link NetDefend
firewalls, automatically quarantines
infected workstations and prevent them
from flooding the network with malicious
traffic.
These switches comprise the network core devices that combine performance with
scalable flexibility and versatile management. They offer physical Ring stacking, fault
tolerance, optional 10-Gigabit uplinks, Layer 3 packet routing and robust security/QoS
-- all the features are typically found in the more expensive chassis-based solutions.
Optional 10-Gigabit modules can be installed in the open slots to create a physical stack.
Up to 12 units can be stacked together to create 576 Gigabit ports. Users can install
one or two 10-Gigabit ports as stacking interfaces, depending on whether the linear or
fault-tolerant Ring stacking is implemented. Each stacking interface provides 20Gbps
full duplex transmission on the cost-effective coaxial cable. Modules with single 10-
Gigabit XFP can also be installed in any of the open slots for uplink to servers or a fiber
backbone.
Alternatively, a core Gigabit switch can operate as a stand-alone device. Embedded with
Single IP Management capability, a stand-alone switch can form part of a virtual stack,
where intra-stack traffic flows through the usual network wires, doing away with the costly
stacking cables. Without stacking cables, cable distance barriers and physical stacking
limitations, a virtual stack can comprise units that are located anywhere on the network
to minimize the impact of any single point of failure.
These switches implement the most advanced set of multi-layer L2/L3/L4 features in
the xStack series to ensure that critical network services like VoIP, ERP, Intranet and
video conference are securely and well served. Powerful management tools including
SNMP, RMON, sFlow and web-based interfaces allow administrators to perform most
management and configuration tasks effectively and with ease.
● 12 10/100/1000BASE-T Ports
● 4 Combo SFP Slots
● 24Gbps Switching Capacity
12-Port L3 Gigabit Switch
™
» Core functions such as IPv6
Specification, Neighbor Discovery,
Address Auto-configuration and Internet
Control Message Protocol (ICMPv6) are
included.
» Can interoperate with other IPv6
implementations.
» Single IP Management, SNMP v1/v2c/
v3, sFlow, Web Management, Port
Mirroring, CLI, Telnet, TFTP, Flash File
System, BOOTP/DHCP relay, DHCP
Auto-Configuration, System Log.
» Optional external power supply for
redundant power backup.
» Management software module provided
for management under D-View.
LAN SWITCHES
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