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The Grandstream GWN7801P is an 8-port Layer 2+ managed PoE network switch for growing small-to-medium business networks. Eight Gigabit RJ45 ports provide IEEE 802.3af/at PoE/PoE+ output at up to 30W per port within a 130W total PoE budget. Two 1G SFP fibre ports support compatible transceivers for links to other network infrastructure, while a dedicated console port provides direct command-line access for configuration and troubleshooting.
Smart PoE controls support dynamic power allocation, configurable power schedules, port priorities and LLDP-MED power negotiation. A 20Gbps switching capacity and advanced VLAN, routing, traffic management and security features help maintain reliable network performance. Flexible local, cloud and on-premise management options support both individual switches and wider Grandstream deployments.

Key Features

Layer 2+ Network Control
The GWN7801P supports port-based, 802.1Q, MAC-based, protocol-based and Voice VLANs, together with QinQ for more sophisticated traffic segmentation. Sixteen VLAN virtual interfaces and configurable IPv4 and IPv6 static routes support communication between network segments, while DHCP server and relay functions assist with address distribution.
Link aggregation combines connections to increase bandwidth and provide redundancy. Spanning tree and loop protection help maintain network stability, while IGMP and MLD snooping manage multicast traffic for applications such as video surveillance and conferencing.
Smart PoE Power Management
All eight Gigabit ports can power compatible IEEE 802.3af/at devices such as IP phones, IP cameras and wireless access points. Each port can provide up to 30W within the switch's 130W total PoE budget, with dynamic power allocation helping distribute the available output according to connected-device requirements.
Administrators can configure individual port power limits, power schedules and port priorities through the web interface. LLDP-MED supports dynamic power negotiation, while priority settings determine which devices continue receiving power if demand exceeds the available budget.
Traffic Management and Security
QoS provides port priority, priority mapping, queue scheduling, traffic shaping and rate limiting for controlling network traffic. ACLs filter Ethernet, IPv4 and IPv6 packets, while IP/MAC/VLAN/port binding, authentication, DHCP snooping, ARP inspection, IP Source Guard and DoS protection help defend the network against unauthorised access and common attacks.
Flexible Management and Diagnostics
The switch can be configured and monitored through its local web interface, CLI, SNMP, GDMS Networking, GWN Manager or a compatible GWN series router. Its console port provides direct CLI access from a connected computer or terminal, while port mirroring, copper cable testing, fibre module monitoring, Ping, Ping Watchdog, Traceroute, Syslog and traffic statistics support network monitoring and fault-finding.
Key Benefits

Comms Express offers GWN7800 Series Layer 2+ managed switches, along with many others in Grandstream Managed Network Switches including:
For a wider choice of networking equipment, Comms Express carries a vast range of products, including:
The package includes the GWN7801P switch, a 1.2m AC power cable, a 25cm ground cable, a Simplified Quick Installation Guide, regulatory information, four rubber footpads, two extended rack-mounting kits and eight M3 x 6mm flat-head machine screws.
*For complete specifications see the documentation tab above
The Grandstream GWN7801P is an 8-port Layer 2+ managed PoE network switch for growing small-to-medium business networks. Eight Gigabit RJ45 ports provide IEEE 802.3af/at PoE/PoE+ output at up to 30W per port within a 130W total PoE budget. Two 1G SFP fibre ports support compatible transceivers for links to other network infrastructure, while a dedicated console port provides direct command-line access for configuration and troubleshooting.
Smart PoE controls support dynamic power allocation, configurable power schedules, port priorities and LLDP-MED power negotiation. A 20Gbps switching capacity and advanced VLAN, routing, traffic management and security features help maintain reliable network performance. Flexible local, cloud and on-premise management options support both individual switches and wider Grandstream deployments.

Key Features

Layer 2+ Network Control
The GWN7801P supports port-based, 802.1Q, MAC-based, protocol-based and Voice VLANs, together with QinQ for more sophisticated traffic segmentation. Sixteen VLAN virtual interfaces and configurable IPv4 and IPv6 static routes support communication between network segments, while DHCP server and relay functions assist with address distribution.
Link aggregation combines connections to increase bandwidth and provide redundancy. Spanning tree and loop protection help maintain network stability, while IGMP and MLD snooping manage multicast traffic for applications such as video surveillance and conferencing.
Smart PoE Power Management
All eight Gigabit ports can power compatible IEEE 802.3af/at devices such as IP phones, IP cameras and wireless access points. Each port can provide up to 30W within the switch's 130W total PoE budget, with dynamic power allocation helping distribute the available output according to connected-device requirements.
Administrators can configure individual port power limits, power schedules and port priorities through the web interface. LLDP-MED supports dynamic power negotiation, while priority settings determine which devices continue receiving power if demand exceeds the available budget.
Traffic Management and Security
QoS provides port priority, priority mapping, queue scheduling, traffic shaping and rate limiting for controlling network traffic. ACLs filter Ethernet, IPv4 and IPv6 packets, while IP/MAC/VLAN/port binding, authentication, DHCP snooping, ARP inspection, IP Source Guard and DoS protection help defend the network against unauthorised access and common attacks.
Flexible Management and Diagnostics
The switch can be configured and monitored through its local web interface, CLI, SNMP, GDMS Networking, GWN Manager or a compatible GWN series router. Its console port provides direct CLI access from a connected computer or terminal, while port mirroring, copper cable testing, fibre module monitoring, Ping, Ping Watchdog, Traceroute, Syslog and traffic statistics support network monitoring and fault-finding.
Key Benefits

Comms Express offers GWN7800 Series Layer 2+ managed switches, along with many others in Grandstream Managed Network Switches including:
For a wider choice of networking equipment, Comms Express carries a vast range of products, including:
The package includes the GWN7801P switch, a 1.2m AC power cable, a 25cm ground cable, a Simplified Quick Installation Guide, regulatory information, four rubber footpads, two extended rack-mounting kits and eight M3 x 6mm flat-head machine screws.
*For complete specifications see the documentation tab above
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