Allied Telesis 48 Port Gigabit WebSmart Switch

Allied TelesisSKU: 3613995

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Allied Telesis 48 Port Gigabit WebSmart Switch

The Allied Telesis 48 Port Gigabit WebSmart Switch offers a powerful, scalable solution for growing office networks while prioritizing energy efficiency. Designed with eco-friendly engineering, this WebSmart switch minimizes power usage through a high-efficiency power supply and a low-power chipset, delivering a typical power draw around 23W. Built for reliability in busy environments, it combines robust Layer 2 switching with easy WebSmart management, enabling IT teams to deploy, monitor, and optimize network performance with minimal complexity. Whether you’re expanding a small business LAN or upgrading a mid-sized office, this switch provides the right balance of capacity, control, and cost-effectiveness to keep traffic flowing smoothly and securely.

  • 48-port Gigabit performance with WebSmart management: This switch delivers full‑duplex, wire‑speed performance across all ports, empowering users with fast file transfers, smooth VoIP calls, and responsive cloud applications. The integrated WebSmart interface lets you configure VLANs, QoS, port security, and monitoring without needing specialized command-line expertise, making network optimization accessible to IT staff at all levels.
  • Energy-efficient design for lower operating costs: Committed to sustainability, the AT-GS950/48 employs a high-efficiency power supply and a low‑power chipset to minimize energy consumption. With an average power draw around 23W, it helps reduce electricity costs while maintaining peak performance, a compelling advantage for 24/7 office networks and data‑center edge deployments.
  • Flexible management and security features: The WebSmart management plane provides centralized control over port configurations, VLAN segmentation, traffic prioritization, and security policies. Administrators can create access controls, monitor port utilization, implement storm control, and establish safe network boundaries, improving reliability and reducing the risk of misconfigurations.
  • Scalable, easy-to-integrate networking solution: The 48‑port model fits smoothly into existing Ethernet infrastructures, allowing straightforward expansion as your organization grows. It supports standard Ethernet networks and can be integrated with other Allied Telesis devices to build a cohesive, scalable network fabric with consistent management and policy enforcement.
  • Durable, enterprise-ready hardware with simple deployment: Engineered for long-term reliability, this switch provides a sturdy chassis suitable for rack-mount or desktop placement in busy office environments. Its quiet operation and robust construction help keep data paths stable and accessible, supporting continuous service and simpler IT administration.

Technical Details of Allied Telesis 48 Port Gigabit WebSmart Switch

  • Ports: 48 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet ports for flexible, high-speed connectivity to desktops, printers, and servers.
  • Management: WebSmart management interface for browser-based configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting, with optional CLI access.
  • Performance: Layer 2 switching capabilities with support for VLANs, QoS, and security policies to optimize traffic and protect critical applications.
  • Power and efficiency: Eco-friendly design featuring a high-efficiency power supply and low-power chipset; typical power consumption approximately 23W during standard operation.
  • Reliability: Durable chassis suitable for office environments, designed for continuous operation and easy maintenance.
  • Mounting options: Versatile installation for desktop use or 19-inch rack mounting to fit existing equipment layouts.

How to Install Allied Telesis 48 Port Gigabit WebSmart Switch

  • Choose a secure location: Place the switch in a well-ventilated area with adequate airflow, away from heat sources and moisture. If mounting in a rack, ensure the unit is properly stabilized and connected to a suitable rack frame.
  • Power it up: Connect the switch to a reliable power source using the included power cable. Verify that the power indicator shows normal operation before proceeding with configuration.
  • Connect network devices: Run Ethernet cables from your end-user devices, servers, and uplinks to the 48 ports. Plan a logical mapping (for example, user groups on designated ports and uplinks on specific trunk ports) to simplify later management.
  • Access the WebSmart interface: Determine the switch’s management IP address via DHCP or the device’s default configuration, then open a web browser to reach the management GUI. Log in with the credentials provided in the user guide or administrator documentation.
  • Configure essential settings: Start with basic network segmentation by creating VLANs, assign ports to appropriate VLANs, and set up QoS policies to prioritize business-critical traffic. Apply security measures such as port security, ACLs, and management access controls. Save the configuration to ensure changes persist through reboots.
  • Integrate with the broader network: If you have a core switch or router, configure inter-VLAN routing as needed and establish any required trunk links. Validate connectivity by testing access to critical services and confirming that traffic is being properly segmented and prioritized.
  • Monitor and refine: Use the WebSmart dashboard to monitor port utilization, traffic patterns, and error rates. Make iterative adjustments to QoS, VLAN assignments, and security settings to optimize performance and reliability as network demands evolve.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: What is WebSmart?
    A: WebSmart is Allied Telesis’s browser-based management interface that provides intuitive, GUI-driven configuration, monitoring, and policy enforcement for switch devices, enabling easier administration without requiring extensive CLI expertise.
  • Q: How many ports does this switch have?
    A: The model features 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports, designed to handle a wide range of end-user devices and servers with high throughput and low latency.
  • Q: Is the switch energy efficient?
    A: Yes. It is designed with an energy-efficient power supply and low-power chipset, and it typically consumes around 23 watts under normal operation, helping to reduce operating costs over time.
  • Q: What networks is it best suited for?
    A: It is ideal for small to medium-sized business networks, branch offices, or edge deployments where reliable 1G connectivity, straightforward management, and scalable expansion are required.
  • Q: Does it support VLANs and QoS?
    A: Yes. The switch supports VLAN segmentation and QoS to prioritize critical traffic, ensuring essential services maintain performance during peak usage.
  • Q: How do I get started with installation?
    A: After powering the device and connecting network cables, access the WebSmart management interface via its IP address, then follow the guided setup to create VLANs, configure security, and apply QoS rules. Refer to the user guide for default credentials and any model-specific setup steps.

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