Here is a more basic breakdown of the new S3300 line: The S3300-52X-PoE+ and S3300-52X models are identical to their respective smaller versions, only that they have 52 ports (compared to 28) and consume more power. 28.18w) and is equipped with an extra fan. S3300-28X-PoE+ also has a much higher max S3300-28X power consumption rate (748.18W vs. As a result, the amount of cabling and powering devices needed are significantly reduced, which makes installation and management quite a bit easier. The S3300-28X-PoE+ can support devices requiring up to 30W per port, or 195W in total across the entire switch. While its sister switch (the S3300-28X) does not support PoE/PoE+ ports, the S3300-28X-PoE+ model has 24 of them.
In addition, it features two dedicated 10G SFP+ Fiber ports supporting 10G and 1000M speeds and two dedicated 10GBase-T copper ports supporting 10G/1G/100M speeds. The S3300-28X-PoE+ model is comprised of PoE+-capable Gigabit copper ports and is designed for small organizations between 50 to 250 employees.
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In addition, the S3300 series now features dual firmware images and dual configuration files, which allows the switches to offer users transparent firmware updates/configuration changes with the lowest possible service interruption rate. These security features include 802.1x authentication, DHCP Filtering, Port-based security by locked MAC, and ACL filtering to permit or deny traffic based on MAC and IP addresses. Though installation is very simple, the S3300 series is equipped with a diverse enterprise-class feature set as well as advanced security functionality. Netgear has made sure that their new switches are easy to deploy and immediately ready to use out of the box. To further its case as a cost-effective solution, the S3300 Series has energy efficient Ethernet (IEEE802.3az) for optimal power reduction, resulting in continued operational cost savings. The other two dedicated ports are two 10GBaseT, which support 10G/1G/100M speeds for redundant uplinks or stacking.
They also enable redundant uplinks and provide users with the ability to build dual redundancy by a trunked uplink with link aggregation and failover redundancy. The S3300 Series is equipped with two dedicated SFP+ ports, which give businesses the benefit of fiber uplinks without having to forfeit any downlink Gigabit ports. This stacking ability allows for the single IP management of multiple units as well as a noticeable improvement in network redundancy and reliability, which allows for a future-proof architecture for network expansion when the time comes. While their portfolio of standalone Smart Switch Series is meant for SMB customers while emphasizing on high performance, the new Netgear switches are designed as an economical alternative for companies looking to move to a 10G-based network, offering the flexibility in 10-Gigabit connectivity with both copper and fiber. The ProSAFE S3300 Series is Netgear’s newest generation of Gigabit Stackable Smart Switches that can be stacked with upwards of six switches and 40G bi-directional bandwidth, continuing the company’s focus on adapting solutions that support 10G ports.
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