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Allied Telesis Ethernet SwitchExperience robust, scalable networking with the Allied Telesis Ethernet Switch. Engineered for small to mid sized offices, this 48 port Gigabit switch delivers fast copper Ethernet and fiber uplinks to keep your LAN responsive under heavy workloads. Its Layer 2 switching capabilities provide solid traffic management and security features, while PoE enabled ports simplify deployment by powering IP cameras, VoIP phones, and wireless access points
Experience robust, scalable networking with the Allied Telesis Ethernet Switch. Engineered for small to mid-sized offices, this 48-port Gigabit switch delivers fast copper Ethernet and fiber uplinks to keep your LAN responsive under heavy workloads. Its Layer 2 switching capabilities provide solid traffic management and security features, while PoE-enabled ports simplify deployment by powering IP cameras, VoIP phones, and wireless access points directly from the switch. In a compact 1U, rack-mountable form factor, this switch reduces downtime and enhances network performance, making it an ideal backbone for connecting PCs, laptops, printers, and other essential devices.
- Dense 48-port design delivers ample capacity to connect desktops, printers, IP phones, and wireless access points, enabling seamless collaboration and device sharing across your office.
- Flexible copper and fiber connectivity supports 10/100/1000Base-T RJ-45 ports for broad compatibility and 1000Base-X fiber uplinks, providing scalable paths to your backbone network.
- Layer 2 switching with intelligent traffic handling offers VLAN support, MAC address learning, QoS, and broadcast/multicast control to optimize performance and security across your LAN.
- PoE-enabled ports for simplified deployments power compatible devices such as IP cameras, VoIP phones, and wireless access points directly from the switch, reducing cables and simplifying installation.
- Rack-mountable 1U design fits neatly into standard 19-inch racks, delivering a tidy, professional deployment with easy access for maintenance and future expansion.
Technical Details of Allied Telesis Ethernet Switch
- Ports: 48 x 10/100/1000Base-T (RJ-45) plus 2 x 1000Base-X fiber uplink ports
- PoE: PoE-enabled ports (power budget distributed per port according to model/configuration) to support IP cameras, phones, and wireless APs
- Layer: Layer 2 switching with essential management features suitable for small-to-mid-size networks
- Management: Web-based GUI with CLI access and SNMP for centralized monitoring and configuration
- Form factor: 1U height, rack-mountable 19-inch chassis for streamlined installation
- Power & cooling: Standard power supply design tailored for reliable operation in typical data center and office environments
- Operating environment: Optimized for office and light data-center use with reliable performance across common temperature ranges
- Dimensions: Compact footprint to maximize rack space while maintaining ample port density
How to install Allied Telesis Ethernet Switch
- Step 1: Unpack the switch and verify all components, including mounting brackets and power cord, are present.
- Step 2: Mount the switch in a standard 19-inch rack using the supplied ears and screws. Ensure adequate clearance around the unit for cooling and accessibility.
- Step 3: Connect your network devices to the 48 RJ-45 ports using CAT5e/6 or higher cables to achieve reliable Gigabit speeds.
- Step 4: If you require fiber connectivity, attach fiber NICs or a fiber backbone to the 1000Base-X uplink ports, ensuring proper media type and connectors.
- Step 5: Plug in the power cord and power on the switch. Access the management interface by entering the default IP address in a web browser or connecting via the CLI for initial setup.
- Step 6: Configure the management settings: assign a unique, secure IP address, set an admin password, and enable VLANs as needed to segment traffic.
- Step 7: Enable PoE settings where required, verify power budgets per port, and connect PoE devices such as cameras, phones, or access points. Save your configuration to prevent loss after a reboot.
- Step 8: Test end-to-end connectivity by pinging devices, verifying VLAN isolation, and validating performance under realistic workloads to ensure the network meets your requirements.
Frequently asked questions
- Q: Does this Allied Telesis switch support PoE? A: Yes. It includes PoE-enabled ports to power compatible devices directly from the switch, reducing the need for separate power injectors and clutter.
- Q: Is the switch suitable for rack installation? A: Absolutely. With a 1U form factor and standard 19-inch rack compatibility, it is designed for clean, professional rack deployments.
- Q: What management options are available? A: The switch offers a web-based GUI and a CLI interface, along with SNMP for centralized monitoring and management across your network.
- Q: What speeds are supported on the ports? A: The 48 RJ-45 ports support 10/100/1000Base-T, and there are 2 fiber uplink ports supporting 1000Base-X for high-capacity backhaul.
- Q: Can VLANs be configured on this switch? A: Yes. Layer 2 functionality includes VLAN support to segment traffic and improve security and performance in shared networks.
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