Layer 3 Aggregation Network Switches – GWN7830
The GWN7830 is an aggregation-class Layer 3 managed network switch, built for reliable enterprise networking infrastructure.
Description
The Grandstream GWN7830 is an aggregation-tier Layer 3 managed Ethernet switch designed to anchor core and distribution layers in business networks. With full Layer 3 routing capabilities including static routes, OSPF, and inter-VLAN routing, it gives network administrators granular control over traffic flow and segmentation.
- Gigabit Ethernet ports for reliable high-speed connectivity
- SFP+ uplink ports for high-speed fiber backbone connections
- Layer 3 static and dynamic routing (OSPF, RIP) for inter-VLAN communication
- Zero-configuration plug-and-play deployment
- Fanless or low-noise design for office and workspace installation
Deploy the GWN7830 as the backbone of your campus or multi-building network to connect IP phones, access points, surveillance cameras, and workstations. Its compact, quiet design makes it equally at home in a small office or on a retail counter.
Additional information
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| SFP Ports |
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