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Layer 3

Layer 3 is the network layer in the OSI communication model. A router operates at layer 3, determining how to send data packets.

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Stackable Switches

Multiply your networking power with stackable networking equipment, including stackable switches to multiply ports and simplify management.

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Gigabit Ethernet Switches

Search a variety of Gigabit Ethernet switches, including multi-port switches in all popular configurations – 8 port, 16 port, 24 port, 48 port Gigabit switches, and more.

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802.3az

802.3az is an IEEE standard that offers guidelines for reducing network power consumption. It

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802.3ad

Increase Ethernet speeds with 802.3ad processes. The standard defines link aggregation for a wider transmission path and increased redundancy.

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802.1x

An authentication standard, 802.1X, supports improved security over WLANs. Users are identified before they gain access to the network.

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802.1Q

The 802.1Q standard defines protocols for Virtual LAN traffic on an Ethernet network. It includes frame-tagging specifications.

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802.1P

802.1p specifies traffic prioritization. Packets are assigned priority for their transmission along a network.

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