R&S®LANCOM GS-3652XP

Multi-Gigabit PoE+ access switch for large networking scenarios
This multi-Gigabit access switch with Power over Ethernet (PoE+) is perfectly suited for large scenarios with many network components that should not require complex electrical installations. With its 12x 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports, it provides a powerful basis for operating network components with high-performance requirements, such as Wi-Fi 6 access points. Additional 36x Gigabit Ethernet ports, 4x SFP+ ports, and basic Layer 3 features like static routing and DHCP server make this device an efficient networking instance for large networks.

Highlights

High performance on 52 ports
The LANCOM GS-3652XP is equipped with 12 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports, 36 Gigabit Ethernet ports, and 4 SFP+ ports supporting transfer rates of up to 10 Gbps. In addition, with a data throughput of 212 Gbps on the backplane, it offers full performance even under high load. The access switch thus forms the powerful basis for large network infrastructures in all industries and areas of application.

Central power supply without additional electrical installation
As a high-performance PoE switch, the LANCOM GS-3652XP supplies connected PoE end devices without additional power supplies or power cabling. It supports the Power over Ethernet standards IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at (PoE+). Thanks to high power reserves with a total output of 740 watts, it is thus ideal for efficient power supply of PoE end devices with high energy requirements.

A high-performance basis for Wi-Fi 6
Thanks to 12 high-performance 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports, the LANCOM GS-3652XP is the ideal LAN-side basis for integrating the Wi-Fi 6 WLAN standard into modern infrastructures. The increased data rates when using Wi-Fi 6 require 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, as the required performance demands exceed those of a simple Gigabit Ethernet port. This switch enables the operation of up to 12 Wi-Fi 6 access points or other network components with high-performance requirements.

Static routing for unburdened networks
The LANCOM GS-3652XP supports the basic Layer 3 feature static routing, shifting certain routing tasks from the router to the switch. The predefinition of network routes through one or more network segments enables faster data exchange, especially in the case of high internal data traffic, and leads to a relief of the router. Freed-up router capacity is then additionally available for handling external data traffic. This increases the efficiency of the entire network.

Cloud-managed LAN
With the LANCOM Management Cloud, the LANCOM GS-3652XP offers fast and easy network integration as well as automatic configuration assignment. Cloud-managed LAN replaces individual device configuration with holistic network orchestration and enables automatic VLAN assignment to the desired switch ports. This allows all configurations to be rolled out at the click of a mouse, making even more complex networking scenarios easy to administer.

DHCP server functionality
As a DHCP server, the switch can independently and automatically assign IP addresses to clients. The LANCOM GS-3652XP supports this basic Layer 3 function and thus takes over the IP management of the connected network.

Configurable access control
The LANCOM GS-3652XP ensures that no unauthorized clients gain access to the network. This is made possible by secure access control on all ports in accordance with IEEE 802.1X (port-based, single-, multi-, and MAC-based).

Secure remote management
Thanks to secure communication protocols such as SSH, SSL, and SNMPv3, the LANCOM GS-3652XP enables professional remote management of the network. In addition, the switch supports the TACACS+ protocol for authentication, authorization, and accounting. An optimal solution that promises maximum security, especially for the management and monitoring of multi-site networks.

IPv6 and IPv4 support
Thanks to its dual-stack implementation, the LANCOM GS-3652XP can be used in pure IPv4, pure IPv6, or mixed networks. Numerous applications such as SSL, SSH, Telnet, or TFTP can thus also be run over IPv6 networks. IPv6 features such as stateless autoconfiguration, neighbor device discovery, and MLD snooping round out the IPv6 features