Ruijie RG-S6110-48MG4VS2QXS-UP 48×Multi-GE PoE++, 4×25G+2×40G

Q1: What port types and speeds are supported on the RG‑S6110 series?

A: The RG‑S6110‑24MG4VS‑UP model includes 24 × 100 M/1 G/2.5 G/5 GBASE‑T ports with PoE/PoE+/PoE++, plus 4 × 10 GE/25 GE SFP28 uplink ports; the 48‑port variant adds 2 × 40 GE QSFP+ uplink ports.

Q2: Does the RG‑S6110 series support PoE++, and what’s the power budget?

A: Yes. The switch supports IEEE 802.3bt PoE++ up to 90 W per port, with a max total PoE budget of 370 W on the 24‑port model .

Q3: Can multiple RG‑S6110 switches be managed as one?

A: Yes. RG‑S6110 Series supports Virtual Switch Unit (VSU) virtualization, allowing multiple physical switches to operate as a single logical unit for simplified management .

Q4: What makes the RG‑S6110 series reliable in harsh conditions?

A: It offers hardware-level boot redundancy (dual Flash chips), optical port isolation to prevent faults propagating, hot-swappable power and fans, and intelligent fan speed control .

Q5: What layer‑3 protocols and routing capabilities are supported?

A: The RG‑S6110 supports IPv4/IPv6 dual stack and full layer‑3 routing protocols—including static routing, RIP, OSPFv2/v3, IS-ISv4/v6, BGP4/4+—at line rate .

Q6: What security features are built into the RG‑S6110?

A: It provides rich security, including CPU Protection Policy (CPP), Network Foundation Protection Policy (NFPP), ACLs (IPv4/IPv6), DHCP snooping, ARP inspection, port‑MAC/IP binding, SSH/SNMPv3 encryption, and DoS protections .

Q7: What is the switching capacity and forwarding performance?

A: The 24‑port model can handle up to 528 Gbps switching capacity and 392 Mpps forwarding rate. The 48‑port variant supports up to 1.008 Tbps and 750 Mpps .

Q8: How many MAC and routing tables does the switch support?

A: It supports up to 32,768 MAC entries, 16,000 IPv4 and IPv6 unicast routes, plus up to 4,000 IPv4 multicast and 2,000 IPv6 multicast routes .

Q9: How is energy efficiency handled?

A: The switch features intelligent fan speed regulation, auto-sleep for idle ports, and energy-efficient design, reducing both power consumption and noise .

Q10: What management options are available?

A: It supports CLI, web interface, Telnet, SNMP (v1/v2c/v3), RMON, USB backup, and integration with Ruijie INC for centralized management .

Q11: What uplink options exist?

A: The 24‑port model features 4 × 10 GE/25 GE SFP28; the 48‑port adds 2 × 40 GE QSFP+. All uplinks support high‑speed campus backbone connectivity .

Q12: Is the hardware modular or fixed?

A: The RG‑S6110‑24MG4VS‑UP has a fixed power supply and fans. The 48‑port model allows modular redundancy with 2 power slots and 3 fan slots—hot-swappable .

Q13: What are typical deployment scenarios?

A: The series is ideal for campus access/aggregation layers requiring multi‑gigabit access, PoE++ support for high-power devices, and flexible uplinks .

Q14: How does RG‑S6110 perform in Wi‑Fi 6 deployments?

A: With multi-rate access ports (1G/2.5G/5G), it pairs well with Wi‑Fi 6 APs requiring higher access speeds than standard 1 G .

Q15: Are there recommended accessories?

A: Options include RG‑PA600I‑P‑F (600 W) or RG‑PA1000I‑P‑F (1000 W) power modules, intelligent fan modules, and 25G/40G optical transceivers .