Switch managed L3 Gigabit Ethernet PLANET GS-6320-46S2C4XR

The PLANET GS-6320-46S2C4XR is a managed Layer 3 Gigabit Ethernet switch designed for high-density enterprise and service-provider networks. It provides 48 100/1000Mbps SFP ports, 2 shared RJ45 copper ports, and 4 dual-speed 10G SFP+ ports in a 19-inch metal chassis with a 176 Gbps switching fabric. The switch supports IPv4/IPv6 routing, OSPFv2 dynamic routing, and a wide set of Layer 2 and Layer 3 features to connect backbone links, servers and high-capacity applications such as VoIP, video streaming and IP surveillance.

Advantages

The GS-6320-46S2C4XR combines high port density with 10Gbps uplink capability and redundant AC/DC power inputs for continuous operation. It includes enhanced cybersecurity (SSHv2, TLS, SSL), remote secure management (SNMPv3, SSH), and fast ring recovery using ITU-T G.8032 ERPS and MSTP. Additional features include SFP-DDM for transceiver diagnostics, robust QoS and ACLs for traffic control, and DHCP snooping/IP Source Guard/Dynamic ARP Inspection for enhanced network security.

Suitable for

• Enterprise core and distribution switching
• Service provider edge and aggregation
• IP surveillance and VoIP deployments
• High-capacity server uplinks and data center access

Key specifications

• Ports: 48 SFP (100/1000 Mbps), 2 shared RJ45, 4 dual-speed 10G SFP+
• Switching capacity: 176 Gbps
• Layer 3: IPv4/IPv6 static routing and OSPFv2
• Routing/addresses: MAC table 16,000 entries (as per product data)
• Redundancy: AC 100–240V and DC 36–60V redundant power inputs
• Security: SSHv2, TLS/SSL, SNMPv3, ACLs, 802.1x, DHCP Snooping, IP Source Guard, DAI
• Standards: Multiple IEEE 802.1/802.3 family standards supported
• Form factor: 19-inch rack-mountable metal chassis; weight ~3.4 kg

How to use

Install the GS-6320-46S2C4XR in a standard 19-inch rack and connect SFP or SFP+ transceivers according to required link speed and distance. Configure basic settings via the web GUI, console or SNMP; for scriptable or text-based management use the console or Telnet with Cisco-like CLI commands. Set up VLANs, Layer 3 interfaces and routing (static or OSPFv2) as required, and apply QoS and ACL policies for traffic management. Connect redundant AC and/or DC power sources to enable uninterrupted operation.

Recommendations

Use compatible SFP/SFP+ transceivers and enable SFP-DDM to monitor transceiver health. For critical ring topologies enable ERPS (G.8032) and MSTP and test failover recovery times. Apply SNMPv3 or SSH/TLS for remote management to maintain secure sessions and enable event alerts (SMTP/SNMP trap) for proactive fault detection.