QNAP QSW-M408S 12-Port 1/10GbE Managed Switch
Connect Gigabit Devices to a Faster SFP+ Backbone Connect everyday Gigabit devices to a faster storage and uplink layer. The QNAP QSW-M408S combines eight Gigabit RJ45 ports with four dedicated SFP+ connections. Browser-based Layer 2 management gives a small office or creative workspace useful control over segmentation, traffic priority and redundant paths without requiring every device to move to 10GbE at once. Highlights Keep Everyday Connections Useful Eight Gigabit RJ45 ports connect existing network devices. Four high-speed logical ports provide the 10GbE connection layer. Four Dedicated SFP+ Links SFP+ supports compatible 10GbE and 1GbE connections. All four SFP+ connections are independent of the Gigabit ports. Manage a Shared Network QSS presents switch and port settings through a browser. VLANs, LACP, QoS, ACLs and RSTP support a considered network design. Key Features Make the Port Layout Work for You The four SFP+ connections are dedicated high-speed ports alongside eight Gigabit copper ports. Use compatible optical transceivers and fibre or suitable direct attach cables to connect supported equipment. Modules and cables are selected separately. Connect Storage and Uplinks at the Right Speed The SFP+ ports support 10GbE and compatible 1GbE connections. This provides a practical path for capable storage, server or uplink connections while the eight Gigabit RJ45 ports continue serving other devices. Check compatibility at both ends before choosing optics or a direct attach cable. Organise Workgroups with Layer 2 Controls VLANs help separate suitable device groups, while ACLs provide IP- or MAC-based access rules. QoS can prioritise selected traffic on shared connections. These controls work as part of the wider network design; routing between VLANs and Internet protection remain tasks for suitable routing and security equipment. Build Aggregation and Redundancy Deliberately LACP supports compatible aggregated links, and RSTP helps control redundant switching paths. The benefits depend on both endpoints and the configured topology. Aggregation improves total capacity across suitable traffic flows rather than automatically making one file copy exceed the speed of an individual link. See and Maintain the Network QSS provides a dashboard, port statistics and configuration tools. LLDP assists with device discovery, while IGMP snooping helps manage suitable multicast traffic. Firmware maintenance should use the exact model’s supported release and a planned service window because the switch restarts during an update. A Practical Desktop Installation The compact desktop enclosure uses an external power adapter and a temperature-controlled fan. Keep the ventilation clear and allow appropriate cable space. This is a data switch without PoE output, so cameras and access points that require PoE need a separate suitable power source. Summary Choose the QSW-M408S for a managed Gigabit access network with four dedicated SFP+ connections. It provides useful traffic controls and a clear path for connecting SFP+ storage, servers or network uplinks, while keeping existing Gigabit equipment in service. Are all twelve ports 10GbE?ExpandCollapse No. Eight RJ45 data ports are Gigabit connections. The remaining four logical data ports provide 10GbE through dedicated SFP+ slots. The RJ45 console is for administration and is not another Ethernet data port. Can I connect 10GbE copper directly?ExpandCollapse The four high-speed connections are SFP+ slots, not built-in 10GbE RJ45 sockets. Use compatible SFP+ equipment, suitable direct attach cables or a specifically supported copper transceiver. The eight built-in copper data ports are Gigabit. Does it power cameras or wireless access points?ExpandCollapse No. It provides Ethernet data without PoE output. Use the device’s own power supply or a compatible PoE injector when the connected equipment needs power over its Ethernet cable. Can it manage VLANs and link aggregation?ExpandCollapse Yes. QSS supports IEEE 802.1Q VLAN configuration, LACP, QoS, ACLs and RSTP. Configure compatible endpoints and the wider network correctly; LACP does not automatically multiply the speed of a single transfer. Is the switch fanless?ExpandCollapse No. It has one controlled double ball bearing fan. QNAP lists a sound level below 21dB(A), but actual perceived noise depends on conditions and installation. Keep the vents unobstructed. What is included and what warranty applies?ExpandCollapse The package includes the switch, power adapter, power cord and quick installation guide. Network cables, optics and direct attach cables are selected separately. The switch has a two-year warranty; bundled accessories have one year.
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Connect Gigabit Devices to a Faster SFP+ Backbone
Connect everyday Gigabit devices to a faster storage and uplink layer. The QNAP QSW-M408S combines eight Gigabit RJ45 ports with four dedicated SFP+ connections. Browser-based Layer 2 management gives a small office or creative workspace useful control over segmentation, traffic priority and redundant paths without requiring every device to move to 10GbE at once.
Highlights
Keep Everyday Connections Useful
- Eight Gigabit RJ45 ports connect existing network devices.
- Four high-speed logical ports provide the 10GbE connection layer.
Four Dedicated SFP+ Links
- SFP+ supports compatible 10GbE and 1GbE connections.
- All four SFP+ connections are independent of the Gigabit ports.
Manage a Shared Network
- QSS presents switch and port settings through a browser.
- VLANs, LACP, QoS, ACLs and RSTP support a considered network design.
Key Features
Make the Port Layout Work for You
The four SFP+ connections are dedicated high-speed ports alongside eight Gigabit copper ports. Use compatible optical transceivers and fibre or suitable direct attach cables to connect supported equipment. Modules and cables are selected separately.
Connect Storage and Uplinks at the Right Speed
The SFP+ ports support 10GbE and compatible 1GbE connections. This provides a practical path for capable storage, server or uplink connections while the eight Gigabit RJ45 ports continue serving other devices. Check compatibility at both ends before choosing optics or a direct attach cable.
Organise Workgroups with Layer 2 Controls
VLANs help separate suitable device groups, while ACLs provide IP- or MAC-based access rules. QoS can prioritise selected traffic on shared connections. These controls work as part of the wider network design; routing between VLANs and Internet protection remain tasks for suitable routing and security equipment.
Build Aggregation and Redundancy Deliberately
LACP supports compatible aggregated links, and RSTP helps control redundant switching paths. The benefits depend on both endpoints and the configured topology. Aggregation improves total capacity across suitable traffic flows rather than automatically making one file copy exceed the speed of an individual link.
See and Maintain the Network
QSS provides a dashboard, port statistics and configuration tools. LLDP assists with device discovery, while IGMP snooping helps manage suitable multicast traffic. Firmware maintenance should use the exact model’s supported release and a planned service window because the switch restarts during an update.
A Practical Desktop Installation
The compact desktop enclosure uses an external power adapter and a temperature-controlled fan. Keep the ventilation clear and allow appropriate cable space. This is a data switch without PoE output, so cameras and access points that require PoE need a separate suitable power source.
Summary
Choose the QSW-M408S for a managed Gigabit access network with four dedicated SFP+ connections. It provides useful traffic controls and a clear path for connecting SFP+ storage, servers or network uplinks, while keeping existing Gigabit equipment in service.
Are all twelve ports 10GbE?
No. Eight RJ45 data ports are Gigabit connections. The remaining four logical data ports provide 10GbE through dedicated SFP+ slots. The RJ45 console is for administration and is not another Ethernet data port.
Can I connect 10GbE copper directly?
The four high-speed connections are SFP+ slots, not built-in 10GbE RJ45 sockets. Use compatible SFP+ equipment, suitable direct attach cables or a specifically supported copper transceiver. The eight built-in copper data ports are Gigabit.
Does it power cameras or wireless access points?
No. It provides Ethernet data without PoE output. Use the device’s own power supply or a compatible PoE injector when the connected equipment needs power over its Ethernet cable.
Can it manage VLANs and link aggregation?
Yes. QSS supports IEEE 802.1Q VLAN configuration, LACP, QoS, ACLs and RSTP. Configure compatible endpoints and the wider network correctly; LACP does not automatically multiply the speed of a single transfer.
Is the switch fanless?
No. It has one controlled double ball bearing fan. QNAP lists a sound level below 21dB(A), but actual perceived noise depends on conditions and installation. Keep the vents unobstructed.
What is included and what warranty applies?
The package includes the switch, power adapter, power cord and quick installation guide. Network cables, optics and direct attach cables are selected separately. The switch has a two-year warranty; bundled accessories have one year.
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QNAP QSW-M408S 12-Port 1/10GbE Managed Switch
The QSW-M408S combines eight Gigabit copper access ports with four dedicated SFP+ connections. QSS provides browser-based Layer 2 configuration and monitoring. Its desktop enclosure uses an external power adapter and controlled fan cooling, supporting an indoor network linking everyday devices with capable shared storage, servers and uplinks.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Switching and Interfaces | |
| Management | Layer 2 web-managed switch with QSS |
| Simultaneous Data Ports | 12 |
| Data Connections | 4 × dedicated 10GbE SFP+; 8 × 1GbE RJ45 |
| SFP+ Link Speeds | 10Gbps and 1Gbps with compatible modules or cables |
| Gigabit Access | 8 × RJ45 Gigabit data ports; separate RJ45 console |
| Switching Performance | 96Gbps switching capacity; 48Gbps non-blocking throughput |
| Forwarding Resources | 16K MAC addresses; 9K jumbo frames |
| PoE Output | Not supported |
| Network Management | |
| VLAN and Aggregation | IEEE 802.1Q VLAN; port trunking and LACP groups |
| Traffic Prioritisation | Port-based QoS; IEEE 802.1p CoS; IPv4 DSCP and ToS |
| Multicast and Resilience | IGMP snooping v1/v2; IEEE 802.1w RSTP |
| Security and Discovery | IP/MAC ACL; LLDP |
| Administration | Browser interface; port status, statistics and configuration; SNTP; DNS; DHCP client; firmware maintenance |
| Power and Cooling | |
| Power Supply | External adapter; AC supply input 100–240VAC at 50/60Hz |
| Maximum Consumption | 12.17W |
| Cooling | 1 × PWM double ball bearing fan |
| Sound Level | Below 21dB(A) manufacturer reference; installation conditions affect perceived noise |
| Physical and Environmental | |
| Installation | Desktop |
| Dimensions H × W × D | 42.5 × 290 × 127 mm |
| Weight | 1.145 kg net; 1.565 kg gross |
| Operating Environment | 0–40°C; 5–95% relative humidity non-condensing |
| Indicators and Controls | Port speed/link/activity; system power/status; reset button |
| Compliance | CE; FCC; VCCI; BSMI; Class A electromagnetic compliance |
| Standards and Package | |
| Ethernet Standards | IEEE 802.3/u/ab/z/ae/x; 802.1Q/w/p; 802.3ad; 802.1AB |
| Included | Switch; power cord; power adapter; quick installation guide |
| Warranty | 2 years; bundled accessories 1 year |









