Netgear GS752TP 52 Port Gigabit Ethernet Smart Switch 

Netgear GS752TP 52 Port Features

• 195W PoE budget
• Mobile app supported
• 56 Gb/s switching capacity
• 41.66 Mpps forwarding rate
  
• 512 MB memory
  
• 256 MB flash memory
  
• 800 MHz ARM processor
  
• 16K MAC address table size
  
• 56 Gb/s switching bandwidth
  
• Windows / macOS/ Linux Compatibility OS
  
• 445 x 299 x 44 mm dimension
  
• 3.53Kg weight

Netgear GS752TP 52 Port Gigabit View

With 24 PoE+ compliant Gigabit Ethernet ports and a 195W power budget, this controlled rackmount switch can power compatible devices. For high-speed fiber connections, there are additionally four Gigabit SFP connectors available. Its significant Layer 2 and Layer 3 capabilities include link aggregation to build up to eight groups of 16 ports for multi-Gig connections to compatible devices as well as secure connections, crystal-clear communications, and link aggregation. Smooth and dependable data transfers are made possible by its 41.66 Mpps forwarding rate and 56 Gb/s switching capacity. Configure and keep an eye on the Netgear GS752TP 52 Port linked devices using the Cisco Business Dashboard mobile app and web interface.

Netgear M4250-10G2F-PoE Specialty

Netgear GS752TP 52 Port Managed Switch is an ideal network switch for any network. It is operated at low cost so customers in Bangladesh use this network switch.

Performance:

Netgear GS752TP 52 Port an 800 MHz ARM processor. It has 512 MB of memory which works for fast reliable data transfer with 56 GB/s switching capacity and 41.66 MPPS forwarding rate.

Port:

The Netgear GS752TP 52 Port has a total of 28 ports. Out of these 28 ports, there are 24 PoE+ ports and 4 SFP ports. A very large network can be covered with these ports.

Comprehensive Security:

Netgear GS752TP 52 Port Managed Switch has some features to offer security. IEEE 802.1x and port security provide complete network security by restricting access to specific segments of the network. There are more like, 

Dynamic Address Resolution Protocol for advanced defenses

IP Source Guard and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) snooping help detect and block network attacks. These protocols may be referred to as IP-MAC Port Binding (IPMB). On the other hand, the IPv6 First HOP security suite includes ND Inspection, RA Guard, DHCPv6 Guard, and Neighbor Binding Integrity Check. They help protect IPv6 networks from address spoofing and man-in-the-middle attacks.