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FGS624P
High density and Full class 3
Power Over Ethernet (PoE)
When configured with PoE, the FastIron GS
switches support IEEE 802.3af standards-
based PoE on all ports. The capability of
FastIron GS switches to deliver high-density,
full-power PoE on all ports reduces the need
to purchase additional hardware to support
the higher power requirements.
switches support IEEE 802.3af standards-
based PoE on all ports. The capability of
FastIron GS switches to deliver high-density,
full-power PoE on all ports reduces the need
to purchase additional hardware to support
the higher power requirements.
For the 24-port PoE models, the system
can support full 1+1 redundancy for 24
Class 1, Class 2, or Class 3 PoE ports.
When configured with dual power supplies,
the 48-port PoE models support up to 48
10/100/1000 Class 3 (15.4 watts) PoE
ports, which is one of the highest Class 3
PoE port density for a compact switch in the
industry. These capacities are a significant
advantage for environments that require
full Class 3 power for devices such as
surveillance cameras, color LCD phones,
point-of-service terminals, and other
powered endpoints.
can support full 1+1 redundancy for 24
Class 1, Class 2, or Class 3 PoE ports.
When configured with dual power supplies,
the 48-port PoE models support up to 48
10/100/1000 Class 3 (15.4 watts) PoE
ports, which is one of the highest Class 3
PoE port density for a compact switch in the
industry. These capacities are a significant
advantage for environments that require
full Class 3 power for devices such as
surveillance cameras, color LCD phones,
point-of-service terminals, and other
powered endpoints.
An IronStack configuration of eight FastIron
GS switches can support as many as 384
PoE ports supporting full Class 3 PoE
power without the need for external power
supplies. Other solutions may require
external power supplies adding installation
and operational complexity.
GS switches can support as many as 384
PoE ports supporting full Class 3 PoE
power without the need for external power
supplies. Other solutions may require
external power supplies adding installation
and operational complexity.
Ease of Use: Plug and Play
The FastIron GS Series supports the IEEE
802.1AB LLDP and ANSI TIA 1057 LLDP-MED
standards that enable organizations to deploy
interoperable multi-vendor solutions for unified
communications. Configuring IP endpoints,
such as VoIP stations can be a complex
task requiring manual and time-consuming
configuration. LLDP and LLDP-MED address
these challenges, providing organizations with
a standard and open method for configuring,
discovering, and managing their network
infrastructure. The LLDP protocols help
reduce operations costs by simplifying and
automating network operations. For example,
LLDP-MED provides an open protocol for
configuring QoS, security policies, VLAN
assignments, PoE power levels, and service
priorities. Additionally, LLDP-MED provides
for the discovery of device location and asset
identity, information that is used for inventory
management and by emergency response
services, such as Enhanced 911 (E911).
These sophisticated features make converged
network services easier to deploy and operate
while enabling new and critical services.
802.1AB LLDP and ANSI TIA 1057 LLDP-MED
standards that enable organizations to deploy
interoperable multi-vendor solutions for unified
communications. Configuring IP endpoints,
such as VoIP stations can be a complex
task requiring manual and time-consuming
configuration. LLDP and LLDP-MED address
these challenges, providing organizations with
a standard and open method for configuring,
discovering, and managing their network
infrastructure. The LLDP protocols help
reduce operations costs by simplifying and
automating network operations. For example,
LLDP-MED provides an open protocol for
configuring QoS, security policies, VLAN
assignments, PoE power levels, and service
priorities. Additionally, LLDP-MED provides
for the discovery of device location and asset
identity, information that is used for inventory
management and by emergency response
services, such as Enhanced 911 (E911).
These sophisticated features make converged
network services easier to deploy and operate
while enabling new and critical services.
The FastIron GS Series supports DHCP
client-based auto-configuration, simplifying
customer deployment and configuration
via true Plug-and-Play. Enterprises can use
this feature to automate the IP address and
feature configuration of FastIron GS switches
without the presence of a highly-trained
network engineer on-site. Technicians can
simply power up a new FastIron GS and the
unit will automatically get its IP address and
configuration from DHCP and TFTP servers.
Auto-configuration provides an intelligent
solution to reduce OPEX while simplifying
network management.
client-based auto-configuration, simplifying
customer deployment and configuration
via true Plug-and-Play. Enterprises can use
this feature to automate the IP address and
feature configuration of FastIron GS switches
without the presence of a highly-trained
network engineer on-site. Technicians can
simply power up a new FastIron GS and the
unit will automatically get its IP address and
configuration from DHCP and TFTP servers.
Auto-configuration provides an intelligent
solution to reduce OPEX while simplifying
network management.
comprehensive
Enterprise-class Security
FastIron GS switches are powered by the
Brocade IronWare
Brocade IronWare
™
operating software,
which offers an advanced security suite
for Layer 2 and Layer 3, network access
control (NAC), and DoS protection. IronWare
security features include protection against
TCP SYN and ICMP DoS attacks, Spanning
Tree Root Guard and BPDU Guard to protect
network spanning tree operation, and
broadcast and multicast packet rate limiting.
In non-stacking configurations, the FastIron
GS series offers additional security features
including dynamic ARP inspection and DHCP
snooping to protect against address spoofing
and man-in-the middle attacks.*
for Layer 2 and Layer 3, network access
control (NAC), and DoS protection. IronWare
security features include protection against
TCP SYN and ICMP DoS attacks, Spanning
Tree Root Guard and BPDU Guard to protect
network spanning tree operation, and
broadcast and multicast packet rate limiting.
In non-stacking configurations, the FastIron
GS series offers additional security features
including dynamic ARP inspection and DHCP
snooping to protect against address spoofing
and man-in-the middle attacks.*
Network access control
Network managers can rely on features
such as multi-device port authentication
and 802.1X authentication with dynamic
policy assignment to control network access
and perform targeted authorization on a
per-user level. Additionally, the FastIron GS
supports enhanced MAC policies with the
ability to deny traffic to and from a MAC
address on a per-VLAN basis. This powerful
tool allows network administrators to control
access policies per endpoint device.
such as multi-device port authentication
and 802.1X authentication with dynamic
policy assignment to control network access
and perform targeted authorization on a
per-user level. Additionally, the FastIron GS
supports enhanced MAC policies with the
ability to deny traffic to and from a MAC
address on a per-VLAN basis. This powerful
tool allows network administrators to control
access policies per endpoint device.
Standards-based NAC enables network
operators to deploy best-of-breed NAC
solutions for authenticating network users
and validating the security posture of a
connecting device. Support for policy-
controlled MAC-based VLANs provides
additional control of network access,
allowing for policy-controlled assignments
of devices to Layer 2 VLANs.
operators to deploy best-of-breed NAC
solutions for authenticating network users
and validating the security posture of a
connecting device. Support for policy-
controlled MAC-based VLANs provides
additional control of network access,
allowing for policy-controlled assignments
of devices to Layer 2 VLANs.