The DGS-3627 xStack® 24-port Managed Layer 3 switch fully supports IPv6 routing and can be used at the network core as a central network router and aggregation device.
The latest generation of D-Link xStack switches support IPv6 routing and have more advanced features than ever to address today’s concerns regarding security, QoS, and management. The xStack DGS-3627 is a 24-Port gigabit managed switch with 4 combo SFP slots or 100BASE-FX fiber ports with 3 optional 10Gigabit uplinks. The D-Link DGS-3627 is equipped with robust features that fulfill the most demanding network for voice and video streaming. The DGS-3627 is stackable up to 12 units with 40Gbps full-duplex of stacking bandwidth fixed-in. To help secure your network, the D-Link Safeguard Engine helps prevent Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks while the Access Control List (ACL) enhances security of your network. The DGS-3627 is equipped with industry standard management features including an easy-to-use web-based administrator interface and a standard CLI interface. D-Link provides these features on a scalable platform that increases your company’s productivity while protecting your investment.
IPv6 and IPv4 Routing
The xStack DGS-3627 provides current IPv4 networks with a simple migration path to IPv6 and protects your investment for future network upgrades when greater security and larger addressing are required. Basic static routing such as RIP and RIP2 are supported for small network routing applications. Advanced routing protocols such as OSPF and equal cost routing are supported for load balancing and building a scalable network.
Stackable Up to 12 Units
The xStack DGS-3627 has two optional ports to install stacking modules that provide up to 40Gbps in data stacking backplane, full-duplex. This enhances your overall network performance for those switches transmitting large files such as graphics or pictures. Under stacking mode, the switches are hot-swappable. This means that in a stack configuration, any of the switches can be replaced or removed without affecting the network. There is no need to reconfigure a replacement switch; just give the new switch the same stack number ID as the old switch and the network will carry the same configuration as before. This minimizes the downtime of a network and maximizes the productivity of your business. Also, to facilitate network administration, cross stack port mirroring and port trunking are supported.
The D-Link Safeguard Engine and Security
The DGS-3627 incorporates advanced mechanisms to detect an attack against the central processing unit of the switch and to take corrective action on the attacking interface. When a DoS attack is waged against the DGS-3627, the D-Link Safeguard Engine detects the threat and prevents overload of the central processor thus ensuring network integrity and helping to maintain open network bandwidth channels.
In addition, the D-Link xStack DGS-3627 offers a variety of authentication methods, including those without the requirement of a RADIUS server. It supports MAC based Access Control (MAC), which authenticates the user based on the MAC address of the client so that authentication is transparent to the client. It also supports Web-based Access Control (WAC), which prompts for username and password before allowing access to TCP traffic. Lastly, the xStack DGS-3627 supports Network Access Protection (NAP). This feature works in conjunction with Microsoft® software platforms such as Vista® to reinforce health and security policies of the network, including policy validation, network restriction, remediation, and ongoing compliance.
Voice and Video Applications
For today’s business, having voice, data, and video on the same network is common practice. This challenge is met by the D-Link xStack DGS-3627, which supports 802.1p with 8 queues. The administrator can designate the priority of the traffic based on a variety of means including IP and MAC address, so that voice data is clear and jitter-free. Video traffic can also be assigned with the same priority. In addition, the D-Link xStack DGS-3627 provides IGMP Snooping, which allows the forwarding of multicast packets such as streaming audio and video without increasing network broadcast congestion. By snooping IGMP registration information within a frame, a list of workstations that have joined the multicast group is created. This list then allows the switch to intelligently forward packets to only the appropriate member workstations. For IPv6 traffic, the DGS-3627 supports MLD snooping. Multicast routing is supported under independent multicast protocol, including PIM-SM and PIM-DM. DVMRP is also supported to interconnect two multicast-enabled networks across non-multicast networks. In conjunction with support for 802.1Q VLANs, Quality of Service (QoS) and security can be achieved on a network infused with data traffic.
Ease of Management
The DGS-3627 supports SNMP v1/2/3 so traps can be set on abnormal events and information can be polled to maximize the productivity of the network. Other standard management features also supported include RMON and IEEE 802.1d Spanning Tree. User interfaces include an intuitive web-based GUI or standard CLI, with administration traffic protected through SSL or SSH encryptions.
Features
- Fully Supports IPv6 Routing
- 24-Gigabit Ports Plus Four SFP Combo Slots and Three 10Gig Uplink Ports
- Brings Advanced Enterprise Network Management Features to a Cost-Effective Level
- sFlow® Function Enables Wire-Speed Traffic Monitoring to Collect Real-Time and In-Depth Data
Specifications
| Interface |
| 10/100/1000BASE-T Ports |
|
| Combo SFP Slots |
|
| Open Slot for 10-Gigabit Uplink Modules |
|
| RS-232 Console Port |
|
| Physical Stacking |
| Optional Module for Stacking |
| • |
Single-Port DEM-410CX or DEM-410X |
|
| Maximum Number of Stacking Ports Optional |
|
| Stacking Speed (Per Port) |
|
| No. of Units Per Stack |
|
| Optional 10-Gigabit Uplink (Transceivers sold separately) |
| Single XFP Slot Module (DEM-410X) |
|
| Single CX4 Port Module (DEM-410CX) |
|
| 10GBASE-SR (300 m Multi-Mode Fiber) Support |
|
| 10GBASE-LR (10 km Single-Mode Fiber) Support |
|
| Maximum Number of 10-Gigabit Uplinks Installable |
|
| Performance |
| Switch Fabric |
|
| Packet Forwarding Rate |
|
| Packet Buffer |
|
| MAC Address Table |
|
| IP v4 Routing Table |
|
| IP v6 Routing Table |
|
| IP v4 Host Table |
|
| IP v6 Host Table |
|
| Jumbo Frame Size |
|
| Power |
| Power Supply |
| • |
100 to 120VAC, 200 to 240VAC, 50/60Hz, Internal Power Supply |
|
| Power Consumption (Maximum) |
|
| Optional Redundant Power Supply |
|
| Physical/Environmental |
| Heat Dissipation |
|
| Ventilation DC Fans |
| • |
Four 1.6in x 1.6in x 0.8in (40mm x 40mm x 20 mm) fans |
| • |
One 2.0in x 2.0in x 0.4in (50mm x 50mm x 10 mm) fans |
|
| Dimensions (W x D x H) |
| • |
17.4in x 15.3in x 1.7in (441mm x 389mm x 44mm) |
|
| Size |
| • |
19-Inch Rack-Mount Width, 1U Height |
|
| Weight (Without Optional Module) |
|
| Temperature |
| • |
Operating: 32°F to 104°F (0ºC to 40ºC) |
| • |
Storage: 14°F to 158°F (-10ºC to 70ºC) |
|
| Humidity |
| • |
Operating: 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| • |
Storage: 5% to 90% non-condensing |
|
| EMI |
| • |
FCC Class A, CE, C-Tick,VCCI |
|
| Safety |
|
| Software Functions |
| L2 Features |
| • |
IGMP snooping v1, v2
| • |
1K IGMP Snooping Groups |
| • |
64 Static Multicast Address |
|
| • |
Spanning Tree
| • |
802.1D STP |
| • |
802.1w RSTP |
| • |
802.1s MSTP |
| • |
STP Loopback Detection |
| • |
BPDU Filtering per Port and per Device |
|
| • |
Trunking Across Stack |
| • |
MLD Snooping
| • |
1K MLD Snooping Groups |
| • |
64 Static Multicast Addresses |
|
| • |
802.3ad Link Aggregation
| • |
Up to 32 Groups per Device |
| • |
Up to 8 Gigabit Ports or 2 10-Gigabit Ports per Group |
|
| • |
Port Mirroring
| • |
One-to-One Mode |
| • |
Many-to-One Mode |
| • |
ACL Mode |
|
|
| VLAN |
| • |
802.1Q |
| • |
Total 4K VLAN Groups |
| • |
Maximum 255 Dynamic VLAN Groups |
| • |
GVRP |
| • |
802.1v |
| • |
Maximum 4K Static VLAN Groups |
| • |
Configurable VLAN ID from 1 to 4094 |
| • |
Double VLAN |
|
| L3 Features |
| • |
L3 Routing
| • |
Up to 12K entries (all route entries combined) |
| • |
Up to 256 IPv4 static route entries |
| • |
Up to 128 IPv6 static route entries |
| • |
Up to 12K IPv4 dynamic route entries |
| • |
Up to 6K IPv6 dynamic route entries |
|
| • |
Floating Static Route
| • |
IPv4 Floating Static Route |
| • |
IPv6 Floating Static Route |
|
| • |
Policy Based Route |
| • |
RIPng (IPv6)* |
| • |
Multiple IP Interfaces per VLAN (Up to 5) |
| • |
Multi Path Routing Supporting Equal Cost (EC) and Weighted Cost (WC) |
| • |
VRRP |
| • |
IPv6 Ready Phase 1 |
| • |
IGMP v1, v2, v3 |
| • |
DVMRP v3 |
| • |
Per Port Limit IP Multicast Address Range for Control Packet |
| • |
L3 Forwarding
| • |
Up to 8K IPv4 Forwarding Entries |
| • |
Up to 4K IPv6 Forwarding Entries |
| • |
Up to 8K Entries (all L3 Hardware Forwarding Entries Combined) |
|
| • |
OSPF v2
| • |
OSPF Passive Interface |
| • |
OSPF NSSA (Not So Stubby Area) |
| • |
OSPF Equal Cost Route |
|
| • |
RIP v1, v2 |
| • |
Up to 64 IP Interfaces |
| • |
Multicast
| • |
Up to 64 Static Multicast Groups |
| • |
Up to 1K Dynamic Multicast Groups |
| • |
Up to 1K Multicast Groups (Static and Dynamic D-Link Safeguard Engine Multicast Groups Combined) |
|
| • |
Multicast Duplication (Up to 32 VLAN per Port) |
| • |
PIM DM for IPv4 |
| • |
PIM SM for IPv4 |
| • |
IPv6 Tunneling |
|
| QoS (Quality of Service) |
| • |
Per Port Bandwidth Control (Granularity of 64Kbits per Second) |
| • |
Per Flow Bandwidth Control (Granularity of 64Kbits per Second) |
| • |
802.1p Priority Queues (8 Queues)
| • |
Queue Handling Mode Support: WRR and Strict Modes |
|
| • |
CoS Based On:
| • |
Switch Port |
| • |
802.1p Priority Queues |
| • |
IPv4/v6 Address |
| • |
Protocol Type |
| • |
IPv6 Flow Label |
| • |
User-Defined Packet Content |
| • |
VLAN ID |
| • |
MAC Address |
| • |
DSCP |
| • |
IPv6 Traffic Class |
| • |
TCP/UDP Port |
|
|
| ACL (Access Control List) |
| • |
Up to 8 Profiles |
| • |
Up to 1792 Global Rules, Each Rule Can Set Its Own Port Range |
| • |
ACL Based On:
| • |
Switch Port |
| • |
802.1p Priority Queues |
| • |
IPv4/v6 Address |
| • |
Protocol Type |
| • |
IPv6 Flow Label |
| • |
User-Defined Packet Content |
| • |
Time (Time-Based ACL) |
| • |
VLAN ID |
| • |
MAC Address |
| • |
DSCP |
| • |
IPv6 Traffic Class |
| • |
TCP/UDP Port |
|
|
| Security |
| • |
RADIUS Authentication for Management Access (RFC 2138, 2139) |
| • |
SSH v2 |
| • |
SSL v3 |
| • |
Web-based Access Control |
| • |
MAC-based Access Control |
| • |
Traffic Segmentation |
| • |
D-Link Safeguard Engine |
| • |
Support Microsoft® NAP |
| • |
TACACS+ Authentication for Management Access (RFC 1492) |
| • |
Port Security (Up to 16 MAC Addresses per Port) |
| • |
802.1x Port-based/MAC-based Access Control |
| • |
Guest VLAN |
| • |
Broadcast/Multicast Storm Control (Minimum Granularity of 1 Packet per Second) |
| • |
IP-MAC-Port Binding (Up to 500 Entries per Device) Supporting ARP and ACL Modes |
|
| Management |
| • |
Single IP Management v1.6 |
| • |
CLI |
| • |
Telnet Server |
| • |
Telnet Client* |
| • |
SNMP v1, v2c, v3 |
| • |
SNMP Trap on MAC Notification |
| • |
BootP/DHCP Client |
| • |
System Log |
| • |
Trap/Alarm/Log Severity Control |
| • |
Flash File System |
| • |
CPU Monitoring via Web, CLI, SNMP |
| • |
Virtual Interface* |
| • |
Web-based GUI |
| • |
Web GUI Traffic Monitoring |
| • |
Web MAC Address Browsing |
| • |
TFTP Client |
| • |
RMON v1, v2 |
| • |
sFlow |
| • |
DHCP Auto-Configuration |
| • |
DHCP Relay Option 82 |
| • |
DHCP Server |
| • |
Dual Image |
| • |
Dual Configuration |
|
| MIBs |
| • |
MIB-II (RFC 1213) |
| • |
SNMP v2 MIB (RFC 1907) |
| • |
RMON v2 MIB (RFC 2021) |
| • |
802.3 MAU MIB (RFC 2668) |
| • |
IF MIB (RFC2233, 2863) |
| • |
IGMP v3 MIB |
| • |
OSPF v2 MIB (RFC 1850) |
| • |
VRRP MIB (RFC 2787) |
| • |
PIM MIB for IPv4 (RFC 2934) |
| • |
Ping MIB* |
| • |
L2 Specific MIB |
| • |
Private MIB |
| • |
Bridge MIB (RFC 1493) |
| • |
RMON MIB (RFC 1757, 2819) |
| • |
Ether-like MIB (RFC 1643, 2358, 2665) |
| • |
802.1p MIB (RFC 2674) |
| • |
RADIUS Authentication Client MIB (RFC 2618) |
| • |
RIP v2 MIB (RFC 1724) |
| • |
IP Forwarding Table MIB (CIDR) (RFC 2096) |
| • |
IPv4 Multicast Routing MIB (RFC 2932) |
| • |
RADIUS Accounting Client MIB (RFC 2620) |
| • |
Trace Out MIB* |
| • |
Return to top
รายการ
รายการ
ว่าง
ไม่มีสินค้า
ค่าจัดส่ง
0.00 บาท
รวม
0.00 บาท
ราคารวมภาษีแล้ว
รถเข็น
ชำระเงิน
|
| |