Your Switch in Numbers
The DMS-1100-10TS features eight 2.5 Gigabit PoE ports and two dedicated SFP+ Ports, offering an impressive 80 Gbps total switching capacity. It is perfect for a deployment of Wave 2 Access Points, while the uplink ports provide more than enough bandwidth when accessing the larger local network.
8
Gigabit Ports
80 Gbps
Switching Capacity
2
SFP+ Uplinks
A Bridge Between Two Generations
The DMS-1100-10TS is a future-ready solution, designed for the upcoming years of connectivity. As more businesses replace older Ethernet with 2.5G to support increasingly powerful Access Points, you can rest assured this switch will keep on serving you well.
It is also a big deal for your CAPEX thanks to backwards compatibility. It can push Cat 5e cabling to its limit, allowing 2.5 Gigabit connectivity over it, so you get the absolute most out of your existing cabling.
Easy Setup & Effortless Management
Allay your deployment fears. With the free D-Link DNA app, first time setup is a breeze, with your device up and going in minutes.
Fast Data, Fast Business
When data is running smoothly, so does your business. The DMS-1100 Series is packed with Layer 2 features for a more efficient network and rapid troubleshooting abilities.
Spanning Tree Protocol
Effectively streamlines pathways between complex networks that include several switches, maintaining speedy and safe transmission of data
Loopback Detection
Data being transmitted and then erroneously retransmitted continuously can paralyze the network, but this feature keeps a watchful eye out, stopping potential loops in their tracks.
Port Mirroring
Observe and monitor network traffic, with only the most minimal burden on the network.
Even Safer Surveillance
If you have surveillance cameras or related devices attached to your network, putting them onto their own VLAN keeps surveillance footage running seamlessly. The DMS-1100 Series intelligently sorts surveillance traffic automatically into a separate VLAN. It can also head off a variety of malicious attacks by isolating sensitive areas of the network.
