D-link DGS-1510-28XMP 24-port Gigabit Switch 4 10G

Product Description

The D-Link Systems DGS-1510-28XMP is a SmartPro-series managed gigabit switch designed for enterprise and commercial network infrastructure. It provides 24 gigabit copper ports alongside 4 10-gigabit uplink ports, delivering high-throughput connectivity for demanding wired network environments. This switch is built for IT professionals, network engineers, and systems integrators who need scalable, manageable switching in a structured cabling deployment. The combination of gigabit access ports and 10G uplinks makes it well-suited for aggregating traffic from edge devices and feeding higher-speed backbone or server connections.

The DGS-1510-28XMP is intended for enterprise, commercial, and institutional network deployments where managed switching capability is required. Typical installation scenarios include server rooms, network closets, and distribution-layer racks in mid-size to large organizations. The SmartPro feature set supports the needs of network administrators managing multiple VLANs, QoS policies, and link aggregation across a structured network environment.

Key Features

• 24 gigabit copper access ports for high-density wired client connectivity
• 4 10-gigabit uplink ports for high-speed backbone or server connections
• SmartPro managed feature set supporting advanced network configuration
• Enterprise-class switching suitable for distribution and access layer deployments
• Single-unit form factor sold individually (UOM: EA)

Compatibility

Designed as a managed enterprise-class access and aggregation switch compatible with standard IEEE gigabit and 10-gigabit Ethernet network infrastructure.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network engineer or IT professional familiar with enterprise switching equipment. Rack-mount the unit in a properly ventilated equipment rack before connecting power or network cables. Power down connected upstream devices before making trunk or uplink connections to avoid network loops. Follow all applicable local network infrastructure codes and the manufacturer installation guide for proper grounding and cable management.