Q: What is the difference between LS-S2309TP-EI-AC
and LS-S2309TP-SI-AC?
A: Basically LS-S2309TP-SI-AC only supports simple Lay-2 access functions,
while LS-S2309TP-EI-AC provides more powerful VLAN, QoS, multicast, security,
authentication, and reliability functions. Here we list some feature which
S2300 EI has better supports:
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Item
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LS-S2309TP-EI-AC
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LS-S2309TP-SI-AC
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VLAN
features
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Supports
IEEE 802.1Q (VLAN) and 4096 VLANs. Supports port-based VLAN. Supports
MAC-based VLAN. Supports basic QinQ. Supports 1:1 VLAN switching. Supports
N:1 VLAN switching.
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Supports
IEEE 802.1Q (VLAN) and 4096 VLANs. Supports port-based VLAN.
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QoS
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Supports
port rate limit and traffic rate limit. Supports four queues with different
priorities on each port. Supports mapping of packets to different queues
based on 802.1p. Supports multiple algorithms including SP, WRR, and SP+WRR.
Supports traffic classification based on
source MAC address, destination MAC address, source IP address, destination IP address, Layer-4 port number, protocol type, VLAN ID, Ethernet frame protocol type, and CoS. Supports traffic-based priority marking and packet redirection. |
Supports
port rate limit and traffic rate limit. Supports four queues with different
priorities on each port. Supports mapping of packets to different queues
based on 802.1p. Supports multiple algorithms including SP, WRR, and SP+WRR.
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IPv6
features
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Supports
IPv6 host functions. Supports static route configuration. Supports IPv6 ACL.
Supports MLD v1/v2 snooping.
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Supports
IPv6 host functions. Supports static route configuration.
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Port
mirroring
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Supports
1:1 or N:1 port mirroring Supports Remote Switched Port
Analyzer (RSPAN) and traffic-based Mirroring. Supports packet forwarding on an observing port. |
Supports
1:1 or N:1 port mirroring Supports packet forwarding on an observing port.
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Security
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Supports
IEEE 802.1X authentication
and the limit on the maximum number of users on a port. Supports dynamic ARP detection. Supports IP Source Guard. Supports multiple authentication methods including AAA, RADIUS, HWTACACS+, and NAC. Supports binding of the IP address, MAC address, port number, and VLAN ID. Support port rate limit. Supports port isolation, port security, and sticky MAC. Supports packet filtering. Supports packet filtering based on MAC addresses. Supports suppression of multicast, broadcast, and unknown single-cast packets. Supports limit on the number of MAC addresses to be learned. Supports CPU protection. |
Supports
port isolation. Supports suppression of multicast,
broadcast, and unknown single-cast packets. Supports CPU protection. |
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Power
supply
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With
some model support DC
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All
model AC based
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Q: Do you have Huawei X300 series switch in Huanetwork Lab for remote test?
A: Yes, you may contact Huanetwork sales person.
Q: What is the difference between Huawei 2700 switch and 2300 switch?
A: Huawei
S2700 target the enterprise market, Huawei
S2300 target at telecom market, but most function are the same, the
manufacturer did this mostly for marketing reasons as the telecom market most
are big customers with better discount.
Q: Can I get technical support from Huanetwork if we purchase
LS-S2309TP-EI-AC from you?
A: Yes, Huanetwork has experienced technical team on Huawei switches,
however, you may need to purchase technical support service from us as by
default we only provide one year hardware warranty. And you also can purchase
technical support from Huanetwork.
Q: Does LS-S2309TP-EI-AC shipped with 19” mounting kit?
A: No, by default it is delivered without mounting kit, however, you may
purchase the mounting kit from Huanetwork also.
Q: Can I use 10/100/1000BASE-T and 100/1000BASE-X simultaneously?
A: No, it works in Combo, so you can only use one of them.
Q: Does LS-S2309TP-EI-AC has fan module?
A: No, among all Huawei S2300 switches, only S2326TP-PWR-EI
with fan module.
Q: Can Huanetwork provide MIB for Huawei S2300 switch?
A: Yes, you may contact our sales person.
Q: Can I use compatible SFP/SFP+ module on Huawei S2300 switch?
A: Yes, but the switch may generate alarm, however, it will not affect
normal use.
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