All stock codes associated to this product
DXS3350SR, DXS-3350SR, DL16090
Product Features
- 176Gbps Switching Capacity
- Dual 10-Gig stacking ports and optional 10-Gig uplinks
- Stacks up to 8 units per stack
- Product Descriptions
D-Link’s xStack Switches are a series of “Next Generation” high performance stackable switches that deliver high scalability, wire-speed Gigabit performance, high availability, integrated 10-Gigabit stacking, redundant power options, and the option to stack in a “ring” or “star” topology. The xStack DXS-3350SR stacks up to 8 units in a stack, providing up to 384 Gigabit ports, and up to 40Gbps of stacking bandwidth. It can stack with the other xStack switches like the DGS-3324SR, DGS-3324SRi, and DXS-3326GSR, providing unprecedented flexibility. It provides 48 built-in copper Gigabit ports, including (4) Combo SFP ports supporting either copper links or SFP adapters for easy, flexible connection to fiber-based Gigabit media and a switching capacity of up to 176Gbps per switch.
High Availability
In a ring stacking topology, the DXS-3350SR supports “Shortest-Path” switching which improves resiliency, uptime and network efficiency. It also supports an optional Redundant Power Supply (DPS-500). It includes support for 802.3ad Link Aggregation, 802.1d Spanning Tree, and 802.1w Rapid Spanning Tree for increased network reliability and availability.
Network Management
The DXS-3350SR features a variety of network management options: console CLI, telnet, web, SNMPv1⁄v2⁄v3, RMON, TFTP, Port Mirroring, BootP, and DHCP. It also supports a variety of advanced traffic management options including: Bandwidth Control, Broadcast Storm Control, and support for IGMP Snooping v1⁄v2⁄v3. D-link exclusive SIM technology is also supported. This feature allows up to 32 units of D-link switches to be managed under a single IP, regardless of it’s physical environment.
Advanced Enterprise Features
The DXS-3350SR provides a robust and consistent set of QoS⁄CoS, VLAN, and Security features. It supports 8 priority queues for 802.1p⁄ToS⁄DiffServ, with classification and marking based on MAC SA⁄DA, IP SA⁄DA, and⁄or TCP⁄UDP. Layer 3 dynamic routing protocols include: RIPv1⁄ v2, OSPFv2, PIM-DM, and DVMRP. Security features include: 802.1x (Port⁄MAC-based Authentication), port security, and Access Control Lists (ACL) based on MAC address, IP address, and⁄or TCP⁄UDP port numbers. It also provides extensive support for GARP⁄GVRP, 802.1q, and port-based VLANs for up to 4000 static groups per device.
Networking
