Commercial Access Switches
All gigabit switches that deliver optimized secure edge solution for digital-ready
wired and wireless networking applications
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FAQs
Yes, all variants support rack mounting. All these variants come with L clamps that can be used to attach switch on a standard 19-inch rack. 4 & 8-Port support wall mount also other than rack mount.
Are 4-Port L2 and 8-Port L2 Switch Variants fan-less? How does this fan-less mechanism work?
By default, switch comes with default Management IP 192.168.1.1, which can be used for first time login to switch via any of the access Ethernet ports.
- How ZTP (Zero Touch Provisioning) feature works in Kross Switches?
Dynamic and static power allocation modes on port.
Kross 24-Port Switch dual power supply variants come with fans that allow front to back airflow for cooling. However Integrated supply variants are fan-less and based on passive cooling.
There is a RST button on the front panel, which upon pressing wipes out the existing configuration and resets the switch to factory default. The reset can also be done in software using the CLI command. Please refer HSP Configuration guide for more details.
Kross switch with Universal supply option allows it to be powered on either by an AC or DC input. However at a time only one of supply can be connected.
Yes, all access ports in PoE variants are PoE+ capable. However, PoE Budget could vary based on switch variant and requirement.
All third party SFPs, which are MSA compliant can be used with any of the Kross switches. All types i.e. Multi-Mode, Single-Mode, Bi-Di, Copper SFPs supported.
Resources
Wired to Win: An Ultimate Guide to PoE Switches
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A Quick Guide to Different Types of Ethernet Switches
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