Allied Telesis X530L-52GTX Layer 3 Switch

The TAA-compliant Allied Telesis X530L-52GTX is a stackable Gigabit Layer 3 switch designed for growing networks that demand high performance, reliability, and future-proofing. It combines dense connectivity with enterprise-class features in a compact footprint, making it ideal for edge, distribution, and campus deployments. With 48 x 10/100/1000 ports plus 4 x 10-Gigabit uplinks, it delivers scalable access while preserving headroom for future growth. The switch runs AlliedWare Plus™, an enterprise-class operating system that provides robust routing, switching, QoS, VLANs, and secure management. In addition, eight Multi-Gigabit ports (1/2.5/5G) offer the bandwidth needed to support modern devices and dense Wi‑Fi 6 backhaul, ensuring you can upgrade your wireless infrastructure without sacrificing wired performance. Built to meet government procurement standards, this model is a dependable choice for organizations requiring compliance, reliability, and long-term support. Whether you’re stacking several units for a campus core or deploying a compact, high-capacity edge, the X530L-52GTX delivers consistent, predictable performance and a streamlined management experience that reduces operational complexity.

• High-density port mix with flexible uplinks: 48 x 10/100/1000 ports for broad device connectivity, plus 4 x 10GbE uplinks and 8 Multi-Gig ports, enabling a scalable edge that accommodates legacy equipment and next-generation 802.11ax access points without bottlenecks.
• Powerful Layer 3 capabilities: Integrated enterprise-class routing, static routes, and ACLs supported by AlliedWare Plus OS allow efficient segmenting, routing, and policy enforcement at the network edge, reducing reliance on external routers and minimizing latency.
• Stackable design for seamless growth: The X530L-52GTX is built to stack with compatible AlliedTelesis devices, providing a unified management plane, simplified cabling, and the ability to extend capacity as your network scales—without creating complexity or downtime.
• Future-ready Wi-Fi 6 support: Eight Multi-Gigabit ports (1/2.5/5G) offer the bandwidth required for high-speed Wi‑Fi 6 backhaul, low-latency connections for access points, and smoother performance for dense client environments as you deploy more wireless devices.
• Comprehensive management and security: AlliedWare Plus delivers advanced QoS, VLAN segmentation, ACLs, secure management, and reliable firmware upgrades, delivering a dependable, manageable platform for mid-market to enterprise networks.

Technical Details of Allied Telesis X530L-52GTX

• Port configuration: 48 x 10/100/1000 Mbps ports, 8 x Multi-Gigabit ports (1/2.5/5G), 4 x 10GbE uplinks.
• Layer 3 features: Enterprise-class routing capabilities, static routes, and ACLs delivered through AlliedWare Plus OS to support scalable routing and secure segmentation.
• Stacking ability: Stackable design enabling simplified expansion and a single management plane across multiple units.
• Management and OS: AlliedWare Plus — an enterprise-grade operating system with CLI and GUI management options, QoS, VLANs, and security features.
• Compliance and deployment: TAA compliant, suitable for government and regulated environments, with rack-mountable form factor for standard data center and office racks.
• Performance and reliability: Built for steady, high-uptime operation with firmware support and long-term updates to protect your investment.

How to install Allied Telesis X530L-52GTX

Begin by selecting a suitable installation site with adequate airflow and clearance for cabling. Mount the switch securely in a standard 19-inch rack, aligning it with other equipment to maintain orderly cable management. Connect the power cord to a reliable power source or a properly rated power distribution unit (PDU), ensuring the environment complies with cooling and electrical requirements. Connect uplinks from the X530L-52GTX to your core or distribution switches using the 4 x 10GbE ports, reserving the 8 Multi-Gig ports for high-bandwidth connections to servers, storage devices, or Wi‑Fi 6 access points. Use the console port (RJ-45) for initial setup or enable remote management via SSH for ongoing administration. Access AlliedWare Plus through the CLI or the web-based GUI, configure a management IP address, and enable secure access with SSH. Establish VLANs to segment traffic by department, device type, or service, and set up QoS policies to ensure critical workloads—such as voice, video, and real-time applications—receive priority treatment. Implement Layer 3 routing as needed, configuring static routes or dynamic routing protocols supported by the OS, depending on your network design. If you plan to use stacking, follow the vendor’s guidance for interconnect cables and verify that the stack presents a single management domain. Finally, perform firmware updates to the latest AlliedWare Plus release to access new features and security improvements. Validate connectivity between clients, test failover scenarios if you have redundant links, and monitor the stack to confirm stability and performance.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the port configuration of the X530L-52GTX? A: It features 48 x 10/100/1000 Mbps ports, 8 x Multi-Gig ports (1/2.5/5G), and 4 x 10G uplinks, with a stackable design and enterprise-grade OS for advanced routing and switching.
• Q: Is the switch TAA compliant? A: Yes. It is designed to meet TAA compliance for government and other regulated procurement environments.
• Q: Can it support Wi‑Fi 6 backhaul? A: The eight Multi-Gig ports provide substantial bandwidth to backhaul high-speed Wi‑Fi 6 deployments and to connect modern devices with minimal contention.
• Q: Does AlliedWare Plus offer remote management? A: Yes. AlliedWare Plus provides both CLI and GUI management, enabling secure remote administration and monitoring.
• Q: Can I upgrade the firmware? A: Yes. Firmware upgrades are supported to keep features current and to improve performance, security, and compatibility with newer network devices.