The ReadyLinks GL-xCH-RPF series is a robust product line of Layer 2 access switches, specifically designed for outdoor or power-constrained environments. Part of the GLxH series, these coax DPU (Distribution Point Unit) switches utilize coaxial cable infrastructure, such as RJ-59 and RJ-6, to deliver reliable network connectivity. With versatile power options, including reverse power, the GL-xCH-RPF series is ideal for diverse deployment scenarios. Featuring various port densities and SFP capable uplinks, these switches are fully equipped to support future wireless infrastructure deployments across multiple environments.
Detailed Specifications:
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Ports:
- 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 ports
- 10G SFP+ uplink ports
- Coaxial ports supporting RJ-59 and RJ-6 cables
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Power:
- Supports reverse power capability
- Designed for power-constrained environments
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Performance:
- Switching Capacity: 128 Gbps
- Forwarding Rate: 47.6 Mpps
- Packet Buffer Memory: 512 KB
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Features:
- Layer 2 Switching
- VLAN Support
- Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
- Quality of Service (QoS)
- IGMP Snooping
- Port Security
- DHCP Snooping
- 802.1X Authentication
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Management:
- Managed via ReadyView dashboard
- SNMP/Syslog integration
- Automatic firmware updates
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Environmental:
- Operating Temperature: -10°C to 55°C
- Storage Temperature: -40°C to 70°C
- Humidity: 5% to 95% non-condensing
LED Status Indicators
Understanding the LED indicators on your GL-4xCH-RPF switch is crucial for effective monitoring and troubleshooting. Below are the LED descriptions and their meanings:
| Function | LED Status | Meaning |
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| ReadyView | 🔵 Blue | Your device is online and connected to ReadyView. It's good to go! |
| 🔴 Red | Your device is unable to find a way to the Internet. | |
| PWR | 🟠 Orange | Device is powering up or has fully booted. |
| ◯ Off | The device is off. | |
| GE1 | 🟢 Green | The MGMT copper tail is plugged into an active Ethernet port. |
| ◯ Off | The MGMT copper tail is unplugged or plugged into an inactive Ethernet port. | |
| SFP | 🟢 Green | An SFP is installed and the fiber link has been established. |
| ◯ Off | No fiber link. | |
| ReadyLink Port (RL) | 🟢 Green | The port is receiving power, and has established a data link. |
| 🔴 Red | The port is receiving power, but a data link has not been established. | |
| ◯ Off | The port is disconnected. |
Initial Configuration Steps
The basic initial configuration of the GL-xCH-RPF product line is as follows. The links below provide additional information and instructions relating to each step in getting the device set up and configured for the first time. For advanced switch configurations, refer to the detailed documentation provided.
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Claim the Device:
- Claim the device to your Organization in the ReadyView Dashboard.
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Add to a Network:
- Add the device to a Network.
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Physical Connection:
- Physically connect the device to the local network.
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Check-In and Firmware Upgrades:
- Allow the device to complete check-in and perform any initial firmware upgrades.
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Final Configuration:
- Finish configuring the device from the ReadyView Dashboard.
Advanced Configurations
For advanced configurations and detailed setup instructions, please refer to the ReadyLinks GLxH Switches Documentation. This documentation provides comprehensive guides and reference materials to help you leverage the full capabilities of the GL-xCH-RPF series.
Support
For additional assistance, visit our Support section or contact our Support Team for personalized help and guidance on using the ReadyLinks GL-xCH-RPF series.
The ReadyLinks GL-xCH-RPF switches are designed to provide reliable, scalable, and efficient network solutions for outdoor and power-constrained environments, ensuring robust connectivity and advanced features to meet your networking needs.