Zebra ES-3000 Managed L2 White

4.4Gbps, 3.52kg, White Traditional Ethernet switches are designed for Ethernet connectivity. But since every wireless LAN requires Ethernet connectivity, Symbol designed the ES3000 to provide the best of both worlds: the Ethernet functionality you need with robust wireless networking support. The result is single device simplicity with the features and functionality you need to achieve optimal performance and operational efficiency in your wireless network.

24 port 10/100 Base-T + 2 GE (Copper standard/Fibre optional)
Provides ports for wired and wireless devices in addition to GE uplink ports

IEEE 802.3 af standards-based PoE
- Ensures that no damage occurs to end-equipment
- Dynamically manages power budgets
- Reduces operational expenditure with remote management of hard to reach PoE devices such as access points/ports
- Single power inlet into wiring closet allows a single UPS connection to power the Ethernet switch IEEE 802.1Q VLANs Provides segmentation of Layer 2 broadcast domains, leading to networks with better security, performance and manageability

Quality of Service
Provides classification, marking, rate policing and IEEE 802.1p and Diffserv queuing based on IEEE 802.1p bits or Diffserv markings in the packet

IEEE 802.1d Spanning Tree
Ensures that no loops exist in a meshed network without the need for extensive configuration

Multiple Spanning Tree IEEE 802.1s
Allows the existence of a spanning tree instance for a defined set ports, enabling several instances to exist in a single network

Rapid Spanning Tree IEEE 802.1w
Ensures much faster network convergence in the event of a change in network topology through the improvement of Spanning Tree convergence time

GARP VLAN Registration Protocol (GVRP)
Enables dynamic exchange of VLAN configuration information with other GVRP switches and dynamically creation and management of VLANs on switches connected through 802.1Q trunk ports

Link Aggregation IEEE 802.3ad
Provides the ability to aggregate bandwidth across multiple physical links of the same type (FE or GE), forming a Link Aggregated Group; in case of link failure(s) within the group, remaining links can continue to carry traffic, providing a resilient bandwidth between two sites

IGMP Snooping
Enables the monitoring of Layer 3 multicast traffic even though the ES3000 is a layer 2 switch; enables the switch to forward multicast traffic to only those ports that contain members for the intended multicast group, resulting in much better switch performance

IEEE 802.1x
Enables only authenticated clients to transmit data traffic, ensuring that rogue devices cannot log on to the network

Port Mirroring
Provides a mechanism to monitor or snoop on "interesting traffic" flowing through the switch

Security Filtering or Access Control Lists
Enables filtering of traffic flowing through the switch based on user policy, including MAC address, source IP address, destination IP address and protocol type; user can chose to permit or deny any traffic flowing through the switch

SNMP ver 2
Enables SNMP based management tools to monitor, troubleshoot and configure the switch through comprehensive support for a standard set of Layer 2 switch MIBs

Flow control IEEE 802.3xy
Sends pause frames when switch congestion occurs

CLI/Web/Menu based
Provides a variety of mechanisms to interface with the switch including a detailed yet simple to use web-based interface and context-based intuitive CLI support DHCP client/Bootp, TFTP, Telnet Provides standard tools for addressing and management of the switch

DHCP client/Bootp, TFTP, Telnet
Provides standard tools for addressing and management of the switch