Smart PoE+
The OctoGate SW-2002 series switches offer a wide range of capabilities. A versatile port configuration via Gigabit RJ45 ports enables automatic detection of IEEE 802.3af PoE or IEEE 802.3at PoE+. Dynamic PoE power allocation and intelligent power management enable flexible power distribution across all ports. Up to 30 W per port is available to power PoE network devices. The switch ensures full power even during a reboot thanks to PoE non-stop power supply.

Quality of Service (QoS)
To better manage network services, OctoGate switches support priority tagging, which identifies traffic with higher QoS requirements. Traffic classification is based on VLAN, MAC, source addresses, destination addresses, and IP. For bandwidth control, flexible policies are provided to individually set the traffic, maximum data rate, and throughput limit for each port. For scheduling and queue management, various scheduling algorithms are supported, such as SP (Strict Priority), WRR (Weighted Round-Robin Scheduling), and SP + WRR.

Security
The packet scheduler controls the order of data packets in the queue, while packet protection reliably defends against DoS, TCP reset, SYN flood, UDP flood, broadcast storm, or large-scale network attacks. The supported authentication methods—IEEE 802.1x, RADIUS, and TACACS+—verify the transmitted authentication information and grant or deny access to the available services. To ensure device operation even under severe network conditions, storm, multicast, and unicast thresholds are monitored. This allows the maximum data volume, forwarding rate, and packet loss to be determined. Traffic segmentation is provided by the included port isolation within the same VLAN, DHCP snooping, and IP port binding. In a shared network environment, IP addresses are stored. This significantly improves the security of the switch ports at Layer 2.

Intuitive Management and Easy Maintenance
The switches support a variety of management modes, including CLI, Telnet, SSH, and SNMP. The web-based management interface makes device installation and troubleshooting simple and efficient. Additionally, they support FTP (File Transfer Protocol), ISSU (In-Service Software Upgrade), SNMP (Smart Network Management Platform), and ZTP (Zero Touch Provisioning).

High Reliability
Thanks to the HPS (Hitless Protection System), the OctoGate Switch SW-6003 offers high uptime. Its reliability is ensured by dual backups, hot swapping, and seamless switching during outages without manual intervention. Effective protection mechanisms such as STP, RSTP, MSTP protocol, VRRP protocol, ring network protection, Dual Uplink Active, Standby Link Protection, and LACP Link Aggregation ensure reliability and secure data management. To ensure the device receives updates even during operation, ISSU (In-Service Software Upgrade) is supported. This technology guarantees uninterrupted forwarding of user data while the system is being updated. Thanks to the DFB (Bidirectional Forwarding Detection) network protocol, error detection is achieved in a matter of seconds, thereby minimizing convergence time during network disruptions. Furthermore, the Ethernet OAM standards 802.3ah, 802.1ag, and ITU-Y. 1731, malfunctions in network operation are quickly detected and localized. The MTTR (Mean Time To Repair) is 50 ms.

Comprehensive Service
To find the best possible paths between networks, the device supports Layer 2 and Layer 3 multicast routing protocols as well as Layer 3 routing protocols. This results in a large routing table capacity, enabling large data center networks, campus networks, enterprise networks, and industrial networks.

Innovative Eco-Design
The switch features intelligent power management that supports real-time monitoring and the slow-start function. The innovative cooling system automatically adjusts fan speed to minimize the switch’s operational noise. To reduce unnecessary power consumption and energy costs, the switch can lower its power consumption during periods of low activity. This ensures compliance with the international Energy Efficient Ethernet standard (IEEE 802.3az) for energy savings.

Security
The packet scheduler controls the order of data packets in the queue, while packet protection reliably defends against DoS, TCP reset, SYN flood, UDP flood, broadcast storm, or large-scale network attacks. The supported authentication methods—IEEE 802.1x, RADIUS, and TACACS+—verify the transmitted authentication information and grant or deny access to the available services. To ensure the devices operate even under severe network conditions, storm, multicast, and unicast thresholds are monitored, allowing the maximum data volume, forwarding rate, and packet loss to be determined. Traffic segmentation is provided by the included port isolation within the same VLAN, DHCP snooping, and IP port binding. This significantly improves the security of the switch ports.