QNAP QSW-M3224-24T 24-Port 10GbE L3 Lite Managed Switch

A Clearer Route to High-Density 10GbE Bring fast storage, workstations and shared applications together on a single copper switching platform. The QNAP QSW-M3224-24T provides twenty-four multi-gigabit 10GbE ports with L3 Lite management, giving growing networks the connection density and traffic controls needed for demanding file transfers, virtualisation and AV-over-IP. Highlights More Connections at Full 10GbE Twenty-four RJ45 data ports support 10GbE alongside lower multi-gigabit link speeds. 480Gbps switching capacity and 240Gbps non-blocking throughput support a busy network core. Control between Network Segments QSS Pro combines Layer 2 management with static routing and a DHCP server. VLANs, access control lists and traffic prioritisation help organise shared infrastructure. Built for the Equipment Rack A 1U enclosure keeps twenty-four high-speed copper connections within one rack unit. MC-LAG supports a planned redundant switching design with compatible configuration. Key Features Multi-Gigabit Ports for a Mixed Network Connect 10GbE NAS, capable computers and servers while continuing to use 5GbE, 2.5GbE, Gigabit and 100Mbps equipment. Each RJ45 port negotiates a supported link speed with the connected device. Choose suitable copper cabling and confirm the performance of both endpoints when planning a 10GbE connection. Routing Where Your Network Needs It L3 Lite adds static routing, IPv4/IPv6 interfaces and DHCP server functionality to the managed switching platform. This allows a suitable network design to move traffic between segments without treating every connection as one flat network. Internet security and WAN services still depend on the appropriate router or firewall. Resilience with a Deliberate Design MC-LAG can provide redundant paths across switches, while LACP combines compatible network links and RSTP helps control loops. These features require a correctly configured topology and participating devices. Link aggregation improves aggregate capacity across suitable traffic flows; it does not automatically turn one transfer into a faster single link. Practical Control for Shared Services VLAN, ACL and QoS controls help separate user groups and prioritise important traffic. IGMP snooping, a querier and multicast flood blocking are useful for a planned AV-over-IP installation. PTP support and the AV-over-IP configuration tools provide additional options for deployments with timing and multicast requirements. Management without Using a Data Port A separate Gigabit management interface and USB-C console connection support administration alongside the twenty-four data ports. QSS Pro provides a browser dashboard for port status and settings. SNMP and supported AMIZcloud monitoring can fit wider management workflows; remote services need the appropriate account, connectivity and configuration. Rack-Ready Hardware and Clear Service Access The 1U metal chassis uses five controlled fans, with front-panel status, fan and locator indicators to aid maintenance. A rackmount kit and power cord are included. The switch carries a two-year warranty and provides Ethernet data connectivity without PoE power output. Summary Choose the QSW-M3224-24T when a copper-based network needs substantial 10GbE connection density, manageable segmentation and an upgrade path to a redundant switching design. It is suited to shared storage, creative workstations and business infrastructure where more high-speed ports and clear network control matter. Are all twenty-four ports capable of 10GbE?ExpandCollapse Yes. All twenty-four data ports are 10GBASE-T RJ45 connections and also support 5GbE, 2.5GbE, 1GbE and 100Mbps. The additional Gigabit management port is separate from this data-port count. Does this switch supply PoE power?ExpandCollapse No. The RJ45 ports provide Ethernet data connectivity. Devices that need Power over Ethernet require an appropriate PoE switch or compatible injector. Can it route between VLANs?ExpandCollapse Its L3 Lite feature set includes static routing and IPv4/IPv6 interfaces, alongside VLAN configuration and a DHCP server. Suitability depends on the intended topology. It should not be assumed to provide every function of an enterprise router or firewall. What does MC-LAG add to the network?ExpandCollapse MC-LAG supports a redundant arrangement across switches so compatible connected equipment can use more than one path. The participating switches, links and endpoint configuration must be planned together. It is a resilience feature rather than a guarantee against every interruption. Can I connect an SFP+ fibre cable directly?ExpandCollapse No. The twenty-four data connections are RJ45 copper ports, not SFP+ slots. Fibre-based equipment needs a suitable separate connection method. For copper 10GbE links, select suitable cabling for the required distance and installation. What is included for installation?ExpandCollapse The package includes the switch, power cord, rackmount kit and quick installation guide. Network cables and connected devices are selected separately. The switch is intended for a 0–40°C operating environment. 더 보기