RG-S2300-24GT4XS

Q1: What port configurations are available in the RG‑S2300 series?

A: The RG‑S2300 series offers models with 24 or 48 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet ports. Some PoE-capable models are also available, and they typically include two gigabit combo ports (RJ‑45/SFP).

Q2: What management options does the RG‑S2300 support?

A: Management can be done through a user-friendly Web GUI, CLI, SNMP v1/v2/v3, RMON, Telnet, SSH v2, HGMP, and even USB for configuration backup .

Q3: What layer‑2 features are supported?

A: Layer‑2 capabilities include STP/RSTP/MSTP, IGMP/MLD snooping, fast leave, GVRP, 802.1Q VLANs, QinQ, link aggregation (static & LACP), and granular QoS support .

Q4: Does the RG‑S2300 support PoE?

A: Yes, several models support IEEE 802.3af/at PoE or PoE+, delivering up to 30 W per port, suitable for powering phones, APs, and cameras .

Q5: How energy‑efficient and quiet is it?

A: It's fan‑free, consuming around 40% less power than similar products, and supports idle-port sleep and low-voltage chips—ideal for noise‑sensitive environments .

Q6: Is there built-in surge protection?

A: Each port has 7 kV surge protection, with some models even supporting 15 kV with additional devices—helping protect against lightning-induced voltage spikes .

Q7: How secure are these switches?

A: Security features include ACLs, DHCP snooping, ARP inspection, IP source guard, port/MAC limiting, 802.1X/NAC, and CPU protection to prevent DoS attacks .

Q8: Can I stack multiple switches?

A: Yes, they support iStack—intelligent stacking that allows multiple switches to be managed as one unit with redundancy and simplified upgrades .

Q9: Are firmware upgrades easy?

A: They support remote batch upgrades and automatic configuration deployment, reducing manual workload across multiple switches .

Q10: What are typical application scenarios?

A: Ideal for SMBs, branch offices, education, and retail environments requiring fan-less, low-power Layer‑2 switching with optional PoE and stacking.

Q11: What QoS features are supported?

A: Supports classification by MAC/IP/VLAN/CoS/DSCP, four queues per port, scheduling like SP, WRR, and SP+WRR, and port-based/flow-based rate limiting .

Q12: How does multicast perform?

A: Multicast support includes IGMP/MLD snooping, filtering, fast leave, and multicast load balancing over aggregated links .

Q13: Can it integrate with Huawei CloudEngine?

A: No—this is a Ruijie switch with its own ecosystem, not compatible with Huawei’s CloudEngine series.

Q14: What is the reliability of stacking vs M-LAG?

A: Stacking simplifies management but may impact reliability in master failure. M‑LAG offers dual-active redundancy, higher resilience, and no single control-plane failure .