D-LINK DGS 3100-48 Network hub

D-LINK DGS 3100-48 - Product Description: Introducing the D-Link DGS-3100-48 gigabit stackable switch is designed for growing companies looking for scalability and robust security f (...) See more See less

eatures. The D-Link DGS-3100-48 is equipped with robust features that fulfill the most demanding network needs in today’s multimedia-intensive world. Stackable up to 6 units under a single IP, the DGS-3100-48 provides a total of 20Gbps full-duplex of fixed stacking bandwidth. Designed with efficient QoS features, the DGS-3100-48 facilitates smooth videos and jitter-free VoIP deployments. To help secure your network, D-Link implements both the Safeguard Engine to prevent Denial-of-Service attacks, and Access Control Lists to enhance security to your network. The DGS-3100-48 is equipped with industry standard management features such as an easy-to-use web-based administrator interface and CLI interface. D-Link provides features on a cost-effective platform that will increase your company’s productivity and protect your investment. Stackable up to 6 Units The DGS-3100-48 includes two built-in stacking ports that can provide up to 20Gbps in stacking backplane. This will enhance your overall network performance for those switches transmitting large files. Under stacking mode, the switch is hot-swappable meaning 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; simply give the new switch the same stack number ID as the old switch and the new switch will carry the same configuration as before. This minimizes the downtime of a network and maximizes the productivity of your business. Also, cross stack port mirroring and port trunking are supported to facilitate network administration. The D-Link Safeguard Engine and Security The DGS-3100-48 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 Denial of Service attack is waged against the DGS (Description excerpted from: rapideshop)