FNS200KW-412-AGB-SFP-S

Managed Industrial Switch

• The working temperature range of -30 ° to 70 ° C meets outdoor new infrastructure projects;
• No fan silent, energy-saving and environmentally friendly, reduces product power consumption, anddelaysproduct lifespan.  Metal shell, multiple flexible installation methods, including desktop and 1U rack installation.
• The entire series supports a combination of “Ethernet port+optical port”, making it convenient for users toflexibly network and meet various networking needs in various scenarios;
• Provide 10~28 port products, all of which have gigabit line speed forwarding capabilities to meet the needsof different users.
• Supports IEEE 802.1Q VLAN, allowing users to flexibly partition VLANs according to their needs.
• Support voice VLAN, configure QoS parameters for voice data streams, improve the transmissionpriorityofvoice data streams, and ensure call quality.
• Supports QoS, supports three priority modes based on port, 802.1P, and DSCP, as well as queueschedulingalgorithms such as SP, WRR, and WFQ.
• Support ACL, filter data packets by configuring matching rules, processing operations, and time permissions, and provide flexible security access control policies.
• Support IGMP Snooping and MLD Snooping to meet the needs of multi terminal high-definitionvideomonitoring and video conference access.
• Support multicast VLAN and multicast filtering, efficiently transmit data, save network bandwidth, andreduce network load.
• Support port monitoring by copying a copy of the data packet from the monitored port to the monitoringport, achieving network monitoring.
• Support STP/RSTP/MSTP spanning tree protocol, support ERPS ring network protocol, eliminatelayer 2loops, and achieve link backup.
• Support the spanning tree security function to prevent devices in the spanning tree network frombeingsubjected to various forms of malicious attacks.
• Support both static and dynamic aggregation, effectively increasing link bandwidth, achievingloadbalancing, link backup, and improving link reliability