Gigabit Smart PoE switch

TP-Link TL-SG2210P is a smart network switch with 8 Gigabit PoE RJ45 ports capable of delivering a total of 53W of power. The switch guarantees high performance and full data transfer speed, and advanced security features such as VLAN 802.1Q, Port Security and Storm Control effectively protect our local network. The device allows you to optimize voice and video transmission using QoS (L2/L3/L4) and IGMP snooping functions. The equipment is managed from the command line and via a web browser, while the SNMP and RMON support allows you to conveniently control the device.

IEEE 802.3af PoE power supply

All ports of the TL-SG2210P Network Switch have IEEE 802.af compliant Power over Ethernet power supply and are capable of powering devices with a total of 53W. This is an efficient and cost-effective solution when powering equipment such as access points, ip cameras, ip telephones, etc. The TL-SG2210P is the ideal compact solution for small and medium business networks.

QoS functions

The advanced QoS w features of the switch enable simultaneous smooth transmission of data, voice and video. In addition, to ensure smooth data transfer, the network administrator has the ability to set data transfer priorities based on Port Priorities, Protocols 802.1P and DSCP.

Configuration of layer two

To increase the number of possible applications, the TL-SG2210P switches are equipped with a range of second layer traffic management features including 802.1Q VLAN support, port isolation, port mirroring, STP/RSTP/MSTP, port aggregation and 802.3x flow control. Additionally, it is equipped with numerous maintenance functions such as loop back connection detection, cable diagnostics and IGMP snooping. IGMP snooping allows intelligent multicast streaming to specific subscribers only, and IGMP throttling and IGMP filtering effectively restrict access to multicast for unauthorized users.

Extensive intuitive management capabilities

The TL-SG2210P switch is easy to use and manage. It offers many user-friendly management options, such as an intuitive graphic user interface (GUI) operated via a web browser and a command line interface (CLI). Support for NMP(v1/2/3) and RMON protocols allows the device to send messages about unforeseen events and monitor the status of the device.