RG-S5360-48GT4XS-E

Q1: What port options does the RG‑S5360 series offer?

A: The series supports multiple configurations, including 24 or 48 GE RJ45 downlink ports and four 10 GE SFP+ uplink ports. PoE/PoE+ variants are available (e.g. 24GT4XS-P-E, 48GT4XS-P-E).

Q2: Does the RG‑S5360 support PoE/PoE+?

A: Yes. Select models (designated "-P" in the SKU) support PoE+ to power devices such as IP phones and access points.

Q3: What uplink capacity does the RG‑S5360 offer?

A: All models include four 10 GE SFP+ uplinks for high-speed backbone connectivity.

Q4: What redundancy options are available for power?

A: These switches feature dual hot‑pluggable power modules supporting 1+1 redundancy, allowing uninterrupted operation even if one PSU fails.

Q5: How resilient is the RG‑S5360 in harsh environments?

A: It offers nano-coating protection for durability, can operate from –40 °C to +65 °C, and includes 10 kV surge protection.

Q6: Does the RG‑S5360 support Virtual Switching Unit (VSU)?

A: Yes. The switch supports VSU virtualization to combine multiple devices into a single logical chassis, simplifying management and enhancing performance.

Q7: What operating system does the RG‑S5360 run?

A: It runs Ruijie’s RGOS 12.x modular OS, offering secure, energy-efficient Layer 3 switching.

Q8: What scalability features are available?

A: Thanks to VSU, multiple switches can be managed as one logical unit. The system also supports hot-swapping without disruption.

Q9: Are these switches managed at Layer 3?

A: Yes. The RG‑S5360 is a Layer 3 managed access switch, supporting IPv4/IPv6 routing capabilities.

Q10: What security features are included?

A: It includes CPP and NFPP for CPU and control-plane protection, ARP anti-spoofing, DHCP snooping, and more.

Q11: Does the switch support stacking or chaining?

A: Yes—using VSU virtualization, which allows link aggregation and millisecond failover between devices.

Q12: How is surge protection handled?

A: The devices have built-in 10 kV surge protection to safeguard against electrical spikes.

Q13: What kind of maintenance and O&M support does the switch offer?

A: Incorporates INC (Intelligent Network Center) for plug-and-play provisioning, auto configuration, and simplified deployment.

Q14: Does the RG‑S5360 series support IPv6?

A: Yes. They provide full-line rate IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack Layer 3 switching and routing.

Q15: Which environment is this switch best suited for?

A: Designed for large enterprises, campus networks, and institutions needing robust access-layer switches with PoE, high-port density, and advanced features.