TP-Link SG3428XMPP, Omada

TP-Link SG3428XMPP managed switch is designed to manage and expand corporate networks and camera systems. It offers 24 gigabit ports with PoE+/PoE++ support and four 10G SFP+ slots for high-speed connections. With a total PoE budget of 500W and up to 90W of power on selected ports, it powers even demanding devices such as PTZ cameras or access points. Full integration into the Omada SDN platform enables centralised management of your entire network infrastructure. The switch features advanced L2+ and L3 functions, including static routing, QoS and VLAN.

High PoE power and flexibility

The switch features a total PoE budget of 500W to power connected devices. Out of the 24 gigabit ports, eight support the latest 802.3bt (PoE++) standard, delivering up to 90W of power per port. This is ideal for powering energy-demanding devices such as PTZ cameras, advanced access points or VoIP phones. The remaining 16 ports meet the 802.3at (PoE+) standard. The useful PoE Auto Recovery feature automatically reboots connected PoE devices if they stop responding.

Centralised management with Omada SDN

Full compatibility with the Omada Software Defined Networking (SDN) platform unifies the management of network components such as switches, routers and access points. It lets you create a highly scalable network managed from a single interface. Cloud access enables remote configuration and monitoring of the entire infrastructure. Command line interface (CLI), SNMP and a web interface are available for alternative management. The Dual Image/Configuration feature increases reliability by storing two separate firmware images.

Advanced network functions and connectivity

Four 10G SFP+ slots provide high-speed connections to servers or the backbone network. The switch offers rich L2+ and L3 features, including static routing that routes internal traffic more efficiently. Network segmentation is handled by support for up to 4096 VLANs (802.1Q, QinQ), while QoS (802.1p/DSCP) prioritises data streams. Network security is strengthened by access control lists (ACL), 802.1X port authentication and loop protection. IGMP Snooping optimises multicast traffic, and LACP handles link aggregation.