Twenty-four gigabit ports let one device connect the workstations, printers and access points of a whole office floor. The four SFP ports take optical or other SFP modules for links to other switches, a server rack or a neighbouring building. L2 management lets you split the network into VLANs, and if the web interface is out of reach, you can still connect through the console port or Micro-USB.
Offices with a couple of dozen workstations where the network needs splitting by department or a separate guest network; IT admins who want a rackmount managed switch with a console port; and companies whose network spans several rooms or buildings and needs SFP links.
| Brand | TP-LINK |
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| Form factor | Rackmountable |
| EAN | 1210002611886 |
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports | 24 |
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| Installed ports | 1 × Console Port, 1× Micro-USB Console Port |
| Predominant port type | 1 Gbps (RJ-45) |
| SFP ports quantity | 4 |
| POE | PoE 802.3 af and PoE 802.3 at |
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| Switch type | Web Managed |
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| Power supply type | Single |
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| Net weight | 2.137 kg |
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Yes, it is a managed L2 switch from the JetStream series. It is configured through a web interface, and there is also a console port and a Micro-USB console port.
SFP ports take modules that let you connect the switch over, for example, fibre optic cable to another switch or building.
Yes, the TL-SG3428 is a rackmount model.
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