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Sales Guide

Web Smart Switches DGS-1210-28PDGS-1210-20DGS-1210-28DGS-1210-52

D-Link HQ, Nov 2011Slide2

OutlineProduct OverviewProduct BriefingAdvanced Hardware DesignTechnology BriefingFriendly User InterfaceD-Link Gigabit Smart Switch PortfolioDGS-1210-28P v.s DGS-1224TP

DGS-1210-20/28/52 v.s DGS-1210-16/24/48Target MarketProduct Application GuideCompetitive Comparison & AnalysisCompetitor AnalysisKey ComparisonArt of WarSlide3

Gigabit Ethernet Web Smart Switches ModelDGS-1210-28P

DGS-1210-20DGS-1210-28DGS-1210-52

Product Image

Port

24

10/100/1000BASE-T

PoE

+ 4 SFP16 10/100/1000BASE-T + 4 SFP24 10/100/1000BASE-T + 4 SFP48 10/100/1000BASE-T + 4 100/1000 SFPPredecessorDGS-1224TPDGS-1210-16DGS-1210-24DGS-1210-48

DGS-1210-20/28/52 offer 4 more Gigabit ports compared to current models.DGS-1210-28P is the latest Gigabit PoE Web Smart switch, offering 24 PoE ports and 4 SFP ports, compliant to IEEE 802.3at1 and af.IEEE 802.3az EEE (Energy Efficiency Ethernet) compliance. In addition, D-Link GreenTM 3.0 technology allows different steps of power saving based on user-defined time profiles.Providing a painless migration from IPv4 to IPv6 services and helping customers to protect the investments.2Allowing a variety of management and security functions and with straightforward user interface.

1

Port 1-42 Support in Q4/2012

Product Overview- Product BriefingSlide4

Management

Security

QoS and Voice / Data Integration

Advanced Features

Intuitive Web-based GUI

Up to 10 Web GUI languages

Compact CLI

Support D-View 6.0SmartConsole UtilitySNMPCable DiagnosticsD-Link Safeguard EngineAccess Control List based on MAC and IP addressSmart BindingARP Spoofing PreventionDHCP Server ScreeningLoopback DetectionDifferentiated Service Code Point (DSCP)/802.1p QoSAuto Voice VLANAuto Surveillance VLANAsymmetric VLANTraffic SegmentationIPv6 Management*IPv4/v6 dual stack*IPv6 ready logo phase II*D-Link Green 3.0IEEE 802.3az EEEIGMP Snooping to optimize multicast trafficDelivering efficient, secure and scalable network without complexity

Product Overview- Product Briefing

* Support in Q4/2012Slide5

More Ports:DGS-1210-28P/20/28/52 offer 4 dedicated 1000SX/LX ports instead of the 4 combo 1000Base-T/SFP ports on current models, and gives more switching capability.IEEE 802.3at/ af:DGS-1210-28P is a great choice to fit in the environment where high power PDs and standard PDs are both installed.Smart Fan Design :DGS-1210-28P and DGS-1210-52 come with a thermal sensor that can detect the change of environmental temperature and react accordingly. Hence, it utilizes fan’s lifetime and system reliability.

Product Overview- Advanced Hardware DesignSlide6

D-Link Green 3.0:D-Link provides more Green technology to save your money.Power saving by Time-based PoE: PoE ports can be turned on/off by port or system through schedulePower saving by LED Shut-Off: Powered LEDs can be turned on/off by port or system through schedulePower saving by Port Shut-Off: Each port on the system can be turned on/off by schedule.Power saving by Port Standby: Each port on the system enters sleep state by schedule.Power saving by System Hibernation: System enters hibernation by schedule. In this mode, switches get most power-saving figures since main chipsets (both MAC and PHY) are disabled for all ports, and energy required to power the CPU is minimal.

IEEE 802.3az EEEPower saving by Link Status.Power saving by Cable Length.Product Overview- Technology BriefingNewSlide7

Product Overview- Technology Briefing08:00

20:0007:59Time

Web Smart

DGS-1210

Web Smart

DGS-1210

PC

PCIP PhoneIP PhonePC

Time ProfileNon-Working Hours20:01 ~ 07:59

D-Link Green 3.0:

Power saving by

LED Shut-Off Power saving by Port Shut-Off Power saving by System HibernationPower saving by Port Standby

LED shut-off when MIS staff is off

PC

Ports enter sleep state when no traffic in 10 minutes, and wake up by any packet

Time Profile

Working Hours

08:00 ~ 20:00

Z

Z

Z

Each port can be turned off

Switch enters hibernation state after working hours for max. power saving

By enabling D-Link Port Standby Mode, power can be saved even connecting to non-EEE devices.Slide8

D-Link Green 3.0Users can finish all power saving configurations in one page.Product Overview- Technology BriefingSlide9

Power Saving Standard: IEEE 802.3az EEE

- Reduce power consumption during idle1 periods. EEE is active at below modes:100Base-TX (Full Duplex)

1000Base-T

10GBase-T

Note: EEE is Not active on

fiber

ports.

EEE Low Power StateActiveIdleActiveMax. PowerMax. PowerMax. Power1 Idle: No data traffic over the Ethernet link2 Average power saving % of DGS-1500 and DGS-1210 series. Estimated ~40%2 power saving on EEE-capable Web Smart Switch.Product Overview- Technology BriefingSlide10

Product Overview- Technology BriefingIPv6 Technology1:Supporting the latest IPv6 technology, the switches need not be replaced when upgrading to the latest Internet Protocol standard.IPv6 Ready Core logo phase II certificationIPv6 Management Support web, SNMP, telnet, SSL, SNTP, Syslog, TFTPv6 clientACL based on MAC and IPv4/IPv6 addressSupports IPv4/v6 dual stack, DHCPv6 client, ICMPv6 and IPv6 Neighbor Discovery.

1 Support in Q4/2012Slide11

Security:Smart Binding :The Smart Binding can discover hosts in the network so that IT staffs can set IP-MAC-Port binding entry at one click, which filter unauthorized accesses easily. The Black List and White List allows for at-a-glance management. Access Control List (ACL):Restricts certain users within designated areas of the network and mitigate malicious traffic in the networkDHCP Server Screening:Accept legal DHCP server on specific portsARP Spoofing Prevention:Protect the network from being cut off by hackers using faked ARP.Loopback Detection

:Shut down the affected port or VLAN to prevent packet storm from overwhelming the whole network.Product Overview- Technology BriefingSlide12

ACL & DHCP Server Screening:ACL to permit or deny traffic based on MAC and/or IP addresses. DHCP Server Screening to filter rogue DHCP server from user ports to prevent unauthorized IP address assignment.

Trusted DHCP Server

Rogue

DHCP Server

PC1

PC2

I’m DHCP Server

Sorry, you’re illegalDHCP Server PacketTrusted DHCP assignment PacketDHCP Server ScreeningProduct Overview- Technology BriefingSlide13

ARP Spoofing Prevention:ARP Spoofing Prevention is to prevent the network from being cut off or eavesdropped by hackers who use faked ARP to pretend to be PCs, Servers and gateways. IP MAC Port R r 26 A a 2 B b 12 C c 16…

Router

IP: R

MAC: r• PC-A• IP: A• MAC: a• PC-B• IP: B• MAC: b• PC-C• IP: C• MAC: cI’m PC-A Faked ARP- IP: A- MAC: cI’m RouterYou’re not PC-AYou’re not RouterARP Snooping PreventionProduct Overview- Technology BriefingFaked ARP- IP: R - MAC: cSlide14

Loopback Detection:

LBD is used for detecting loops at a network port and automatically shut down and recover that port without people intervention1. Port-based LBD

Port shut down, no traffic is allowed

2.

VLAN-based LBD

Block the traffic from the loop happening

VLAN without shutting down the trunking port V1V1PC1PC2V2

V2

Legacy Switch

Web Smart

Web Smart

Loop

Loop

Product Overview

-

Technology BriefingSlide15

Finance department

(VLAN 1)NAS (VLAN 3)

R&D department

(VLAN 2)

Mail/Portal/FTP Server

(VLAN3)

VLAN 1

VLAN 2VLAN 3 (Shared VLAN)Asymmetric VLAN:Enable Asymmetric VLAN function to isolate each VLANs (1&2) to reduce the mutual impact and meanwhile still can access shared resources ( VLAN3) in intranet. Product Overview- Technology BriefingSlide16

Seamless Voice/Data Integration: Auto Voice VLAN: Eliminates the needs to configure VoIP devices and gives the highest priority to VoIP traffic automatically.

Auto Voice VLAN

PC1

Brand Predefined OUI

Cisco 00-03-6B

3Com 00-E0-BB

Avaya 00-09-61

…PC2RouterAutomatically detects VoIP devices by predefined or user defined MAC OUIBrand User Defined OUI D-Link 00-26-5A-C0-34-8B VoIP traffic from these devices will be in Voice VLAN automaticallyand given highest priority. Product Overview- Technology Briefing

D-LinkSlide17

Auto Surveillance VLAN:All network cameras are recognized and put in the Auto Surveillance VLAN automatically after the ASV feature is enabled.They capture video streams that are set to high priority when recording to the NVR or the VMS server.You will get smooth video stream when performing local live view and playback on the NVR or the VMS server.

Web Smart Switch

Web Smart Switch

Product Overview

-

Technology BriefingSlide18

Auto Surveillance VLAN Video on YouTube:Introducing D-Link Auto Surveillance VLANhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOb4sZV74v4&feature=relatedDemo Video - D-Link Auto Surveillance VLANhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1pXxlW5olUD-Link Auto Surveillance VLAN Training - Scenario 1http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJtJpWUWV8c&feature=relatedD-Link Auto Surveillance VLAN Training - Training Overviewhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20CyH3oFd8c&feature=related

Product Overview- Technology BriefingSlide19

A Variety of Management Tools:Easy-to-use web GUISNMP and compact CLIIntuitive SmartConsole Utility10 languages of GUIEnglishTraditional ChineseSimplified Chinese

GermanSpanishFrenchItalianJapanesePortugueseRussianProduct Overview- Friendly User InterfaceSlide20

Pre-defined netmask setting. (1)Clear and simple wizard style with step by step setting. (2)Product Overview- Friendly User Interface

122NewSlide21

One Click Setting: - To set up IMPB entries, simply click on “Search” to find out all connected devices, and then select to bind. Or enter a arrange of IP addresses or VLAN ID for a precise scan.Product Overview- Friendly User Interface

NewSlide22

Convergence:- Check at a glance. Show “port list” (ex:1-5) instead of single port (1,2,3,4,5)Product Overview- Friendly User Interface

NewOldSlide23

Click to select:- A pre-defined pull-down menu for ACL service type for quick configuration. Product Overview- Friendly User Interface

NewNewSlide24

EasySmart Switch

Feature

SmartPro Switch

P r

i

c e

DGS-1100 Series

DGS-1500 Series1Web/Compact CLI/SNMP/D-view2Better Security3PoE modelsIPv6 Support24Product Overview- D-Link Gigabit Smart Switch Portfolio1

Web/Compact CLI/SNMP/D-View2

Static Route

3

Big PoE Budget4

IPv6 Support

1

Virtual Stacking (SIM)

DGS-1210 Series

Web Smart Switch

1

Very Cost-effective

2

VLAN requirement

3

Basic Management

4

Basic Security

1

Support in Q2/2012

2

Support in Q4/2012

5Slide25

 FunctionsDGS-1210-28P

DGS-1224TPIEEE 802.3at /af PoE portIEEE 802.3af PoE port4

20

0

24

Power Budget

185 Watts

180 WattsMAC Address16K8KVLAN256256Voice VLANYesNoAuto Surveillance VLANYesNoTraffic Segmentation

YesNo

IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation

YesNo

IPv6 Management/Ready LogoYes*No

Loopback Detection

Yes (v4.03)

Yes(v2.0)

ARP Spoofing Prevention

Yes

No

Power Saving

-D-Link Green 1.0 (by Cable length, link down)

Yes

Yes

-D-Link Green 3.0 (By LED Shut-off, Port Shut down, Port Standby, System hibernation)

Yes

No

IEEE 802.3az EEE

Yes

No

MSRP

$899

$899

Product Overview

-

DGS-1210-28P comparing to DGS-1224TP

* Support in Q4/2012Slide26

Product Overview

- DGS-1210-20/28/52 comparing to DGS-1210- 16/24/481 Support Port list ACL* Support in Q4/2012

 

Functions

DGS-1210-20/28/52

DGS-1210-16/24/48

Port combination

16/24/48 10/100/1000Base-T+ 4 SFP ports12/20/44 10/100/1000Base-T+ 4 Combo of 10/100/1000Base-T and SFP portsSwitching Capacity40Gbps/ 56Gbps/ 104Gbps 32Gbps/ 48Gbps/ 96GbpsACL Rules2001/2001/450240/240/240Loopback DetectionYes (v4.03)Yes(v2.0)ARP Spoofing PreventionYes

YesSmart Binding

Yes

NoTraffic Segmentation

YesNoLLDP

Yes

No

LLDP-MED

Yes

No

IPv6 Management/Ready Logo

Yes*

No

Power Saving

-D-Link Green 1.0 (by Cable length and link status)

Yes

Yes

-D-Link Green 3.0 (By LED Shut-off, Port Shut down, Port Standby, and System hibernation)

Yes

No

IEEE 802.3az EEE

Yes

No

MSRP

$355/ $442/$808

$355/ $442/$808Slide27

Target MarketTarget MarketSMB:With easy-to-use switch interface and a variety of management options, DGS-1210 series is suitable for SMBs who have limited budget but require advanced features. Voice/IP Surveillance Ready Network:The Auto Voice VLAN and Auto Surveillance VLAN features seamlessly integrate with voice/camera network in SMB/Enterprise, delivering high voice/video transmission quality in a designated VLAN.Slide28

Product Application Guide

- Example

Firewall

DFL-860E

SmartPro

DGS-1500

Web Smart

DGS-1210

Web Smart

DGS-1210

Web Smart

DGS-1210

Web Server

E-Mail Server

FTP Server

IP Cam

IP Cam

IP Cam

IP Cam

PC

PC

IP Phone

IP Phone

PC

Access Control List

Smart Binding

DHCP Server Screen

Auto Surveillance VLAN

Green

Features

Auto Voice VLAN

ARP Spoofing Prevention

1G Fiber

1G Copper

IPv6Slide29

Source: Dell’Oro Group Ethernet Smart Web Managed Vendor Table in Mar 2011

Smart switches had a 22% annual growth rate on port shipment in 2010.D-Link ranks NO. 3 with 18.7% market share.Competitive Comparison & Analysis- Competitor Analysis

Vendor

2009

2010

HP (3Com, H3C)

34.8%

33.1%Netgear19.7%21.1%D-Link17.3%18.7%Top 3 total71.8%72.9%Slide30

Competitive Comparison & Analysis- Competitor Analysis- DGS-1210-28P

Features

Strength

Weakness

Only offer 12

PoE

ports Only have 100W power budget Only support 802.3af Only 8K MAC address No LBD No Auto Surveillance VLAN Less Security features No ACL only support 802.3af Only 4K MAC address Only 64 VLAN groups No Auto Surveillance VLAN No CLI/Telnet No Power Saving / EEE Less Security FeaturesNetgear GS724TPCisco SG200-26P IPv6 management IPv6 ACL Support MSTPPriceDGS-1210-28PSlide31

Competitive Comparison & Analysis- Competitor Analysis- DGS-1210-28

Features

Strength

Weakness

No LBD

No Auto Surveillance VLAN

No ACL Less Security features Only 4K MAC address No LBD No CLI/Telnet No IPv6 management No Auto Surveillance VLAN/ Voice VLAN No Cable Diagnostics No IMPB No Power Saving / EEE Less Security FeaturesNetgear GS724TCisco SG200-28Text-view config file MLD Snooping No Auto Surveillance VLAN No STP/RSTP/MSTP No IGMP Snooping No ACL No authentication No Port Security, Traffic Segmentation Less Power Saving No EEEHP 1810G-24G Dual image MSTP More CoS configuration TACACS+ Dual imageMSRP

DGS-1210-28

Only 8K MAC address No Asymmetric VLAN No ACL Less Security Features No LLDP/ LLDP-MED No Power Saving / EEE

Dell 2824 Support GVRP No Auto Surveillance VLAN/ Voice VLAN No STP/RSTP/MSTP No IGMP Snooping No ACL Less security functions No LLDP/ LLDP-MED

Less Power Saving No EEE

TP-Link

TL-SG2224WEB

Only 8K MAC address

No Auto Surveillance VLAN

No RMON

No CLI

Huawei S1728GWR-4P

MSTPSlide32

CategoryFeature

D-Link DGS-1210-28/28PNetgearGS724T/ 24TPCisco

SG200-26/26P

PoE

PoE ports

24

24

12Power budget185 watts192 watts100 wattsMAC AddressMAC Address table16K4K8KL2 FeaturesVLAN group25664256Loopback Detection

YesNo

No

Spanning TreeSTP/RSTP

STP/RSTP/MSTPSTP/RSTPAuto Surveillance VLAN

Yes

No

No

Security

IP-MAC-Port Binding

Yes

No

No

ARP Spoofing Prevention

Yes

No

No

DHCP Server Screening

Yes

No

No

Management

CLI/Telnet

Yes

No

No

Trusted Host

Yes

No

No

ACL

MAC/IP based ACL

Yes

Yes

No

Power Saving

Power Saving and EEE

Yes

No

Yes

IPv6

Management

Yes*

No

Yes

MSRP

$442/ $899

$415/ $850

$446/ $762

*IPv6 management will be supported in Q4 2012

Please refer to the Competitive Analysis file for details

Competitive Comparison & Analysis

- Key Comparison

WINSlide33

Art of WarMyth:Why DGS-1210 switches need the additional 4 ports?Truth:Cisco SG200 series offer extra 2 combo ports.Netgear GS748T and HP v1810-48 offers maximum 4 fiber ports.Counterplot:DGS-1210-20/28/52/28P give 4 more Gigabit ports at the same price.It is trend to offer more switching capability for the rising demands of connecting to the Internet through a variety of devices.Competitor’s new models also offer additional uplink ports.

Competitor Comparison & Analysis- Art of WarSlide34

Art of WarMyth:D-Link does not have 48-port Gigabit PoE Smart Switch. Cisco has SG200-26P and SG200-50P PoE switch with competitive prices.Truth:Cisco SG200-26P offers only 12 PoE ports with 100Watts power budget, and SG200-50P offers 24 PoE ports with 180 watts power budget. Counterplot:

DGS-1210-28P provides 24 PoE ports with 185 watts power budget, which offers more flexibility for powered device installation.For SMB customers who have budget limitation, a 24-ports Gigabit PoE model is sufficient in terms of functionality and price.Competitor Comparison & Analysis

- Art of WarSlide35

Art of WarMyth:DGS-1210 switches are not competitive when comparing to Cisco SG300 series and Netgear GS700TS series?Truth:With Static Route and Virtual Stacking, DGS-1500 switches are the right match to compete against SG300 and GS700TS switches. Counterplot:DGS-1500 series support Static Route and can virtually cluster 32 units and be managed through one IP address.

Competitor Comparison & Analysis- Art of War