D-Link 24 Port DES-1210-28P 24 10/100 Power over Ethernet (PoE) Network Switch
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D-Link 24 Port DES-1210-28P 24 10/100 Power over Ethernet (PoE) Network Switch
Scan code: LN37191 Manufacturer code: DES-1210-28P
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D-Link 24 Port DES-1210-28P 24 10/100 Power over Ethernet (PoE) Network Switch

24 Port D-Link DES-1210-28P 10/100 Mbps EasySmart PoE Network Switch
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Scan code: LN37191 Manufacturer code: DES-1210-28P
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Product Overview The DES-1210 Series is the latest generation of Smart Switches. Equipped with 8, 24 or 48 Fast Ethernet ports, 2 Gigabit ports and 2 combo Gigabit/SFP ports3, this series offers all the features needed in a small and medium business, without the complexity or cost involved. The built-in web interface and PC based SmartConsole Utility make these switches easy to deploy, configure and troubleshoot. Its complete set of features allows for seamless integration in every environment. The PoE versions in this series are the 8 & 24 port which integrate power-saving technologies such as time-based PoE which allows the power to be shut off at a predetermined time, saving power on VoIP phones, Wireless Access Points or any other PoE equipment. The DES-1210-28P integrates the Smart Fan feature which automatically turns on the built in fans only when a certain temperature is reached, providing continuous operation, increasing the switch's lifespan. The DES-1210-28P is also compliant with the new PoE+ standard, enabling it to feed up to 30 Watts to connected devices.

Data Sheet
Features Green Technology
• Time-based PoE

Security Features
• Access Control List
• D-Link Safeguard Engine –protects CPU from malicious traffic
• Port Security
• ARP spoofing*
• DHCP server screening*

Intuitive Management
• PC-based SmartConsole
• Web-based GUI
• SNMP compatible
• Compact CLI through Telnet
• Firmware-upgradeable

VoIP & IP Surveillance
• Highest priority for VoIP services
• Auto Voice VLAN

QoS
• Ensures efficient delivery of mission critical data
• Layer 2 QoS (4 queues)
• Layer 3 CoS (DSCP)

Advanced Features
• Loopback Detection automatically disables a port when a loop is detected
• Cable Diagnostics allows administrators to determine the cable status
• Rapid Spanning Tree – prevents loops and ensures availability
• IGMP snooping - save bandwidth on multicast traffic

Online Help via Web-based Management
• Link to local support website
• Online User Guide

* Available in next firmware upgrade
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Details
Duration:
24 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
24 months
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