Introducing the Comnet CNG6F2T4MPB: A Hardened Managed Switch Delivering 90W PoE Power
by Alex Trace
Introduction
In today’s connected infrastructure – from transportation to industrial networks – reliable power and data are non-negotiable. The new Comnet CNG6F2T4MPB Hardened Managed Ethernet Switch delivers both, designed to keep your critical systems operating under the harshest conditions.
Industrial-Grade Power & Performance
The CNG6F2T4MPB offers four 10/100/1000BASE-T(X) RJ45 ports with Type 4 IEEE 802.3bt PoE up to 90W per port and a total 360W PoE budget. Two 1G SFP ports provide fiber connectivity for high-speed uplinks, all using Comnet SFPs for connector type and distance flexibility.
Advanced Layer 2+ Management Features
Built to secure and streamline your network, this switch supports:
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VLAN, SNMP v1/v2c/v3 & RMON
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Static routing and IPv6
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HTTPS/SSH for enhanced network security
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Device Binding, ACLs, and 802.1x authentication
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Jumbo frame support (10K bytes)
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Web-based, Telnet, and CLI configuration
Designed for Harsh Environments
With redundant power supply inputs, a wide operating temperature range (-40 to +75°C), and a rugged design, the CNG6F2T4MPB is ideal for intelligent transportation, surveillance, and industrial control systems. It also features two dry contacts for digital input and an alarm relay output to alert operators to critical events.
Trusted Quality & Warranty
As with all Comnet products, the CNG6F2T4MPB is TAA and NDAA compliant and backed by our Limited Lifetime Warranty, ensuring peace of mind and long-term performance.
Conclusion
The CNG6F2T4MPB delivers unmatched power, security, and reliability – a true cornerstone for your next infrastructure project.
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