Description

Grandstream GWN7811P Enterprise Layer 3 Managed PoE+ Network Switch 

The Grandstream GWN7811P combines the advanced Layer 3 routing capabilities of the GWN7811 with comprehensive Power over Ethernet Plus functionality, creating a versatile solution for organizations in Dubai that require both sophisticated routing capabilities and centralized power management. This 8-port managed switch delivers up to 120W of PoE+ power budget while maintaining full Layer 3 functionality, making it an ideal choice for small to medium-sized deployments that need to support PoE-enabled devices alongside advanced network routing requirements.

Dubai’s technology-forward business environment increasingly demands network solutions that can support diverse device ecosystems while providing the routing intelligence necessary for modern applications and services. The Grandstream GWN7811P addresses these requirements by combining centralized power delivery with advanced routing protocols, enabling organizations to deploy IP phones, wireless access points, security cameras, and other PoE devices while maintaining sophisticated network architectures that support complex business requirements.

The strategic advantages of combining Layer 3 routing with PoE+ capabilities become particularly apparent in Dubai’s modern office environments and commercial developments, where space efficiency and infrastructure optimization are critical considerations. The GWN7811P’s ability to provide both routing intelligence and power delivery through a single device reduces infrastructure complexity while enabling more flexible and cost-effective network designs.

Integrated Power and Routing Management for Enterprises

The Grandstream GWN7811P incorporates intelligent power management algorithms that work seamlessly with Layer 3 routing functionality to optimize both network performance and power distribution. With a total power budget of 120W and the ability to deliver up to 30W per port, the switch can simultaneously support high-power devices while maintaining full routing capabilities. This integration proves essential for organizations implementing unified communications systems, wireless networks, or security solutions that require both advanced routing and PoE power delivery.

The switch’s dynamic power allocation capabilities automatically adjust power delivery based on device requirements while ensuring that routing performance remains optimal. This intelligent approach to resource management enables organizations to maximize device density while maintaining system stability and performance. The ability to prioritize power allocation based on device type or business criticality ensures that essential systems maintain both power and network connectivity even during high-demand situations.

Advanced power monitoring and routing analytics provide comprehensive insights into both network performance and energy consumption patterns. Organizations can correlate routing table changes with power consumption data to optimize network designs and identify opportunities for efficiency improvements. This level of visibility proves particularly valuable for organizations implementing green IT initiatives or seeking to optimize operational costs through intelligent infrastructure management.

The Grandstream GWN7811P’s support for power scheduling and routing policy automation enables organizations to implement sophisticated management strategies that reduce energy consumption while maintaining optimal network performance. The ability to coordinate power management with routing policies creates opportunities for more efficient network operations and enhanced security through automated response to network events or security threats.

Advanced Security Integration for PoE and Routing Environments

Security considerations become increasingly complex when combining Layer 3 routing with PoE power delivery, as both network traffic and power distribution must be protected against potential threats. The Grandstream GWN7811P addresses these challenges through comprehensive security features that protect both routing infrastructure and connected PoE devices. The switch’s ability to control power delivery to individual ports provides an additional layer of security, enabling administrators to remotely disable compromised devices by cutting their power supply.

The integration of routing-level access controls with power management creates opportunities for sophisticated security policies that combine network access control with power authorization. Organizations can implement policies that provide power only to authenticated devices that have also been authorized for specific network segments or routing domains. This approach creates a more comprehensive security framework that addresses both logical and physical security concerns in routed network environments.

Advanced threat detection capabilities help identify and mitigate security risks specific to Layer 3 PoE environments, such as routing protocol attacks combined with power injection threats. The GWN7811P’s monitoring systems can detect unusual patterns in both routing table updates and power consumption that might indicate security compromises or equipment malfunctions. The correlation of routing data with power usage patterns provides security teams with additional insights that enhance overall threat detection capabilities.

Network segmentation through VLAN implementation and inter-VLAN routing becomes particularly important when supporting PoE devices that may have different security requirements or trust levels. The GWN7811P’s advanced routing capabilities enable organizations to create isolated network environments for different device types while maintaining efficient power distribution and appropriate routing policies for each segment.

Streamlined Deployment for Smart Building Initiatives

The Grandstream GWN7811P’s combination of Layer 3 routing and PoE+ capabilities significantly simplifies smart building deployments in Abu Dhabi’s modern commercial developments. The elimination of separate routing devices and power infrastructure reduces installation complexity while providing the advanced networking capabilities necessary for intelligent building systems. This integration proves particularly valuable for organizations implementing IoT solutions, building automation systems, or advanced security installations that require both sophisticated routing and reliable power delivery.

The switch’s automatic device discovery and routing configuration capabilities enable rapid deployment of smart building components without requiring extensive manual configuration. When compatible devices are connected, the GWN7811P automatically detects their power requirements and configures appropriate routing policies based on device type and network location. This automation reduces deployment time and minimizes the potential for configuration errors that could impact system performance or security.

Centralized management capabilities through the switch’s web interface and GDMS cloud platform provide comprehensive control over both routing policies and power distribution from a single management console. Building operators can monitor network performance, adjust routing configurations, and control power delivery to individual devices without requiring physical access to network infrastructure. This centralized approach proves particularly valuable for smart building applications where devices may be distributed throughout large facilities or installed in difficult-to-access locations.

The GWN7811P’s compatibility with Grandstream’s ecosystem of PoE-enabled devices and routing-aware applications enables organizations to implement comprehensive smart building solutions that can be managed through unified platforms and policies. This integration reduces operational complexity while ensuring consistent performance and security across all building systems and network components.

Enhanced Performance for Unified Communications

The Grandstream GWN7811P’s Layer 3 capabilities make it an ideal platform for supporting advanced unified communications deployments that require sophisticated routing and reliable power delivery. The switch’s ability to implement QoS policies at the routing level ensures that voice and video communications receive appropriate network resources even in complex, multi-segment network environments. This capability proves essential for organizations in Dubai that depend on high-quality communications for customer service, sales activities, or internal collaboration.

Support for multicast routing enables efficient distribution of multimedia content and communications across multiple network segments while providing PoE power to endpoints such as IP phones and video conferencing systems. This capability proves particularly valuable for organizations that use video conferencing, digital signage, or training systems that require distribution of content to PoE-powered endpoints located in different network segments.

The switch’s support for Voice VLAN and advanced QoS features works in conjunction with PoE+ power delivery to ensure that communication devices receive both appropriate network priority and reliable power supply. This integration proves critical for organizations that depend on IP-based communications for business operations. The GWN7811P’s ability to maintain consistent power delivery and routing performance even during network congestion ensures that communication quality remains stable.

Advanced call routing capabilities enable the switch to participate in sophisticated telephony architectures that require intelligent call handling and routing decisions. When combined with Grandstream’s UCM series IP PBX systems or SoftwareUCM solutions, the GWN7811P can implement advanced call routing policies while providing power to connected IP phones and communication devices.

Specifications:

• Physical Ports: 8 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet PoE+ ports, 2 x 10G SFP+ ports, 1 x Console port
• PoE+ Power: IEEE 802.3at/af compliant, up to 30W per port, 120W total power budget
• Switching Capacity: 24 Gbps
• Forwarding Rate: 17.86 Mpps
• MAC Address Table: 8K entries
• Routing Table: 1K IPv4 routes, 512 IPv6 routes
• VLAN Support: 4K VLANs, IEEE 802.1Q VLAN tagging, Port-based VLAN, Voice VLAN
• Routing Protocols: Static routing, RIP v1/v2, inter-VLAN routing, VRRP
• Spanning Tree: IEEE 802.1D STP, IEEE 802.1w RSTP, IEEE 802.1s MSTP
• Link Aggregation: IEEE 802.3ad LACP, up to 4 groups
• QoS: 8 priority queues, DSCP, IEEE 802.1p, rate limiting, traffic shaping
• Security Features: Port security, IEEE 802.1X authentication, ACL (L2/L3), DHCP snooping, ARP inspection, DoS protection
• Management: Web GUI, CLI, SNMP v1/v2c/v3, GDMS cloud management, SSH, Telnet
• Power Consumption: Maximum 200W (including PoE budget)
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)
• Dimensions: 440 x 200 x 44 mm
• Mounting: Desktop, wall-mount, 19-inch rack-mount
• Warranty: 2 years manufacturer warranty