NETGEAR ProSafe FSM7328S Network hub

NETGEAR ProSafe FSM7328S - Flexible, Stackable, Fast Ethernet Switching NETGEAR’s low-cost, stackable, Fast Ethernet switches deliver maximum throughput and flexibility where you need it (...) See more See less

— to high-density workgroups at the edge of the network, or in the backbone of small networks. The ProSafe FSM7328S is a managed 24-port switch with auto-sensing 10/100 ports and four 10/100/1000 ports. This enables fiber connectivity through four hot-swappable Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) gigabit interfaces. The non-blocking design of the switches delivers simultaneous, full wire-speed, low-latency throughput to all ports. In addition, their 1U rack-mount form factor uses less rack space and provides a lower per-port cost than comparable Fast Ethernet switches. Dynamic Layer 3 switching ensures reliable routing between VLANs and network segmentation where and when you need it, at no additional cost. Plus, convenient front-panel stacking via standard Gigabit Ethernet interfaces provides expandability to meet your growing network’s needs. Robust security features include IEEE 802.1x port-based authentication and access control lists, ensuring that only authorized users can access your network. Secure management of the switches is available through Secure Sockets Layer (SSLv3) for the Web GUI and Secured Shell (SSH) for command-line sessions. Additionally, multiple switches can be securely managed via SNMPv3 with NETGEAR’s ProSafe Network Management Software NMS100. For workgroup deployments in cost-sensitive organizations that require Layer 3 switching, the flexibility of stacking and additional Gigabit capability, NETGEAR’s ProSafe 10/100 Layer 3 Stackable switches deliver the ideal access-edge solution. Powerful In desktop switching environments, wire-speed performance with full QoS control for all 10/100 interfaces is critical. The 4 Gigabit Ethernet combo interfaces provide unprecedented flexibility, whether you are stacking between switches, attaching bandwidth-thirsty file servers, or aggregating critical data to the core of your network. Easy-to (Description excerpted from: Eclipse Computers)