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Key Differences Between Routers and Different Types of Switches (view source)
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==Managed L2+ Switch==
==Managed L2+ Switch==
Managed Layer 2+ switches build upon the capabilities of managed L2 switches, offering some Layer 3 features without full routing capabilities:
Managed Layer 2+ switches build upon the capabilities of managed L2 switches such as QoS Support, Monitoring Tools and Enhanced Security and additionally offer some Layer 3 features without full routing capabilities:
* These switches can perform basic routing functions between VLANs, but they lack full routing protocol support.
* These switches can perform basic routing functions between VLANs.
* Enhanced Network Segmentation. Managed L2+ switches provide more advanced VLAN support and better network segmentation.
* Enhanced Network Segmentation. Managed L2+ switches provide more advanced VLAN support and a better network segmentation.
* Static Routing. They can handle static routing to connect different VLANs or subnets.
* Port control. Enable/disable, link speed control, port isolation, EEE (802.3az) management, Port Mirroring option.
* Static Routing. Static IPv4 routing, static IPv6 routing, DHCPv6 client, static IPv6 address, They can handle static routing to connect different VLANs or subnets.
* Teltonika L2+ Switches also add additional Services for such protocols as Ethernet/IP, Profinet (class B), SNMP v2, v3, LLDP
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