Ruijie RG-S6150-24VS8CQ-X 24×25G All-Optical, 8×100G Uplinks

Q1: What port types and speeds does the RG‑S6150 series support?

A: The RG‑S6150‑24VS8CQ‑X and RG‑S6150‑48VS8CQ‑X offer 24 or 48 SFP28 ports capable of 1/10/25 GbE (25 GbE requires a license), plus 8 QSFP28 uplink ports supporting 40 GbE or 100 GbE.

Q2: Can multiple RG‑S6150 switches be managed as one?

A: Yes. They support VSU (Virtual Switch Unit), enabling two switches to operate as a single logical device, simplifying management and ensuring high-speed failover .

Q3: Is the RG‑S6150 suitable for core, aggregation, or data-center use?

A: It’s a high-performance Layer 3 switch ideal for core/aggregation in medium-sized networks or access in data centers, thanks to its optical port flexibility and high uplink density .

Q4: What redundancy features are built in?

A: The RG‑S6150 supports hot-swappable power modules, modular fans, dual-boot flash, and hardware-level redundancy to ensure service continuity and facilitate zero-touch replacement .

Q5: What is the switching capacity and forwarding performance?

A: The RG‑S6150‑24VS8CQ‑X has up to 2.8 Tbps switching capacity (~1,024 Mpps), and the 48‑port model pushes around 4 Tbps (~2,000 Mpps) .

Q6: Does it support IPv4 and IPv6 routing?

A: Yes. It includes hardware-based IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack Layer 3 routing, supporting protocols like OSPF, IS‑IS, BGP, RIP, and IPv6 equivalents .

Q7: What security and access control features are available?

A: The series offers robust security including ACLs, anti-DoS, ARP/IP inspection, DHCP snooping, source IP/MAC binding, SSHv3/SNMPv3, and CPU protection mechanisms .

Q8: Does the RG‑S6150 support virtualization like VXLAN?

A: Yes. With appropriate software, it supports VXLAN for scalable and flexible Layer 2/3 overlays .

Q9: How reliable is it in redundancy and loop protection?

A: It provides STP/RSTP/MSTP, VRRP, ERPS, REUP, BFD, and rapid failover via VSU within 50–200 ms .

Q10: What QoS capabilities does it offer?

A: Sophisticated QoS with classification from L2 to L7, DiffServ, 802.1p, IP ToS, SP/WRR scheduling, and application-aware policy enforcement .

Q11: How energy efficient is the system?

A: It uses energy-efficient circuits and variable-speed fans for reduced power consumption and noise .

Q12: How easy is the RG‑S6150 to manage?

A: Supports unified management via SNMP, RMON, Syslog, CLI, Web GUI, USB backup, OpenFlow, NETCONF, and gRPC telemetry .

Q13: What transceivers and license options are available?

A: Compatible with SFP/SFP+/SFP28/ QSFP28 modules. 25 GbE requires a port license (RG‑24VS‑LIC or RG‑48VS‑LIC) .

Q14: Can the power modules be redundant?

A: Yes. It uses two hot-swappable power modules (e.g., RG‑PA550I II‑F) for 1+1 redundancy .

Q15: What ports are ideal for aggregation and uplinks?

A: Use the 40 GbE or 100 GbE QSFP28 uplinks for backbone connections; SFP28 ports provide flexible 1/10/25 GbE access .