Grandstream
Grandstream GWN7806 switch module 48 GigE 6 SFP+
Enterprise Layer 2+ managed switch with 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports and 6 SFP+ uplinks, supporting stacking of up to 16 units for centralised management
- 48 Gigabit ports connect wired devices directly
- 6 SFP+ ports add high-speed fibre uplinks
- Layer 2+ management controls VLAN, QoS and security policies
- Embedded controller plus GWN.Cloud and GWN Manager simplify deployment
- Stacking support allows up to 16 switches in one interface
Product identity
The GWN7806 is an enterprise Layer 2+ managed switch with 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports and six SFP+ uplinks. It targets small-to-medium businesses that need a single, centrally managed switching layer for wired endpoints and fibre uplinks.
Upgrade path
The module replaces unmanaged or lightly managed edge switches that lack VLAN, QoS and security features such as ARP inspection and DHCP snooping. The jump is worthwhile when traffic prioritisation, fault detection or IPv6 dual-stack operation become operational requirements.
Build integration
The switch fits a standard rack and draws power from the mains; PoE models add per-port power budgeting for attached devices. An embedded controller, GWN.Cloud or GWN Manager handles configuration, while stacking support for up to 16 units lets the fabric grow without redesigning the management plane.
Highlights
- 48 Gigabit ports connect wired devices directly
- 6 SFP+ ports add high-speed fibre uplinks
- Layer 2+ management controls VLAN, QoS and security policies
- Embedded controller plus GWN.Cloud and GWN Manager simplify deployment
- Stacking support allows up to 16 switches in one interface
Specifications
| Brand | Grandstream |
|---|---|
| Model | GWN7806 |
Questions about this item
What rack-mount hardware is included with the GWN7806?
The unit ships with standard rack-mount brackets for installation in a typical equipment rack.
What is the first configuration step after connecting the GWN7806 to the network?
Access the embedded web controller or GWN.Cloud to adopt the switch and apply the initial VLAN and management settings.
When should the SFP+ transceivers in the GWN7806 be replaced?
Replace a transceiver when link errors appear on its port or when upgrading to a different fibre type or distance.
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