QNAP QGD-1600 Managed Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000) 1U Black, Gray [QGD-1600-4G]

The QGD-1600 switch enables the installation of ADRA NDR cybersecurity software, which can detect suspicious packets between all edge devices connected to the LAN for early protection against ransomware. It is also a reliable, wide-ranging LAN security solution.

Cheap, convenient
Without having to install expensive EDR software for each device, a switch with ADRA NDR is sufficient to promptly detect potential threats on all networked devices.

Threat trap
The QGD-1600 can detect hostile behavior by simulating a malware trap in the initial stage of the attack.

Threat analysis
Once suspicious activities have been captured by Threat Detection, Deep Threat Analysis and Threat Correlation Analysis determine the type of attack and evaluate the associated risk levels.

Automated Isolation
Only affected devices are automatically isolated, helping to contain malware attacks without shutting down the entire network.

Layer 2 management
The QGD-1600 offers intuitive Layer 2 management.

Without impacting performance
ADRA NDR can be deployed and used without impacting network performance and existing infrastructure.

Challenges for Modern IT: Hidden lateral movements in the LAN are difficult to discover
Since targeted ransomware often attacks via lateral movement across the LAN, it is no longer safe to rely solely on perimeter firewalls. If the threat is not detected and addressed promptly, the business will be at risk and the time and costs required to restore IT infrastructure and reputation will be significant.

Why not detect targeted ransomware early with a LAN switch?
With simple installation on the QGD-1600 switch, you can provide network-level security for all end devices in the LAN. While other EDR solutions are expensive and have hardware/software limitations, ADRA NDR is a cost-effective, high-performance LAN security solution.

QNAP ADRA NDR automatically detects, analyzes and blocks threats in time to protect against internal security threats.

Active detection
The ADRA device monitors specific network packets passing through the switch to look for suspicious activity. A Threat Trap is a virtual machine that simulates several common services to induce malware attack. Once the attack is initialized, suspicious activity can be detected by ADRA NDR.

Automated analysis
When suspicious activity is detected, network traffic packets are analyzed using Deep Threat Analysis and Threat Correlation Analysis to determine the type of malware attack and evaluate the associated risk levels.

Automated Isolation
ADRA NDR automatically notifies and blocks infected devices once the medium or high risk level of the threat has been defined, in order to guarantee the connections of other devices. When suspicious activities are detected via Threat Detection, ADRA NDR automatically notifies and blocks infected devices without performing analysis.

Automatic and flexible responses for cybersecurity
ADRA NDR offers an at-a-glance dashboard and intuitive management interface that helps IT staff quickly detect and analyze potential threats.

Dashboards
View your overall risk level and information on total medium/high risk attacks, total high risk devices, and the top 5 IP addresses with the most threats in real time.

Threat Analysis
Lists information of all potential threats, including Trigger, Risk and IP address. For more efficient management you can perform a quick search by group.

Rules
Once malware activity is detected, response actions configured based on the selected rule are performed, including Strict Protection, Advanced Protection, Basic Protection and Risk Inform.

Threat Trap
Add trap instances and change the hostname and IP address.

Protect all enterprise LAN devices
For enterprises with a medium to large LAN infrastructure, QGD-1600 can be deployed as an access switch to connect to all devices to provide comprehensive protection in the LAN.

Improve your cybersecurity with ADRA NDR - Update Now!
Quickly detect threats and strengthen defenses by upgrading the QGD-1600 with an ADRA NDR device. Licenses starting at US$399 per year.

QNAP's QGD-1600 is the world's first managed switch to support virtual machines (VMs). It features multiple Gigabit ports for highly flexible deployment of the network environment. Featuring a dual-CPU design, the QGD-1600 offers Layer 2 management functions for both VM and QTS applications. The QGD-1600 also features Software-Defined Networking (SDN), allowing it to function as a NAS, NVR, router and firewall for IP surveillance, network security and storage expansion. Therefore, the QGD series offers SMEs a cost-optimized and centrally managed LAN deployment solution.

Gigabit RJ45/SFP ports
Multiple Gigabit and RJ45/SFP combo ports give computers, LAN switches, and NAS high bandwidth to power applications like virtualization, 4K video editing, and file sharing.

Layer 2 network
QGD-1600 offers comprehensive Layer 2 management functions, such as VLAN, LACP, QoS IGMP Snooping, and Wake-on-LAN that allow IT administrators to efficiently control network bandwidth and improve security via one management interface easy to use switch web.

Intuitive management interface
QuNetSwitch offers an easy-to-use web interface that helps IT administrators efficiently monitor Layer 2 networks. Additionally, the overall dashboard and graphical statistical analyzes show IT administrators all information about switches and devices, making intuitive and simple central management of network devices.

Two SATA disk bays
Supports up to two SATA drives.

Flexible PCIe expansion
PCIe expandability allows the use of 10GbE network cards, dual-port M.2/10GbE QM2 SSD cards, USB 3.1 Gen 2 (10Gbps) cards, or wireless cards.

Virtualization applications
Hosting of applications in containers and virtual machines with various operating systems. Flexibly install virtual routers, firewalls or wireless LAN management software for different network management applications.

The first switch with VM support
The Guardian series is the world's first switch with integrated QTS operating system for VMs, containers, and other cloud applications that enables diverse networking and storage solutions. In addition to QVR Pro, VJBOD, and other storage applications, QTS App Center also supports VMs for running various open-source software applications. Integrated with public cloud services, the QGD-1600 meets the demands of diverse applications for IP surveillance, storage expansion and network security. The dual-CPU design of the QGD-1600 allows it to run the network management interfaces of QSS (QNAP Switch System) and QTS independently. The QGD-1600 offers an easy-to-use web interface, QuNetSwitch, to help SMBs easily and securely deploy IT infrastructure.

QuNetSwitch: Layer 2 Management with easy-to-use Web UI
The QGD-1600 offers comprehensive Layer 2 management features (including VLAN, LACP, and LLDP) for efficient network control via IP grouping and bandwidth management. There are also powerful security features (including IGMP Snooping, Static MAC, QoS, and Wake-on-LAN) that adapt to simple network environments and easy installations. In addition to QSS (QNAP Switch System), the QGD-1600 also offers an easy-to-use QuNetSwitch (via QTS) web interface, to help IT staff seamlessly control the management of Layer 2 networks. The overall dashboard and statistical analysis area displays all the information on switches and devices, making the central management of network devices more intuitive and simple.

Implement a multi-site VPN with an SD-WAN solution
The QGD-1600 and other QNAP solutions now support QuWAN, QNAP's SD-WAN solution. QuWAN offers full mesh IPsec VPN topology between QNAP devices located in multiple sites to meet companies' video, VoIP, ERP system data requests. QuWAN adopts software-defined networking to achieve optimal network connectivity, as well as support for cloud-centric management to deploy a resilient IT infrastructure.

The Smart Edge Switch Guardian meets your business needs.
The QGD-1600 is a centralized network solution that offers web-based management and innovative virtualization applications to solve various network problems.

Rack mounting kit	Yes
Quantity of Combo SFP ports	2
Port type RJ-45	Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000)
Ethernet LAN transfer speed	1000 Mbit/s
RAM installed	4096 MB
Access Control List (ACL)	Yes
DHCP features	DHCP client, DHCP server
Web-based management	Yes
Processor frequency	1800MHz
Cables included	AC, LAN (RJ-45)
Gigabit Ethernet (copper) port quantity	14
Weight	4.41kg
Electromagnetic compatibility	CLASS A, UL62368
Loop back protection	Yes
Network standards	IEEE 802.1Q, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3z
Certification	CE, FCC, VCCI, BSMI RCM, CCC
Power consumption (max)	100W
Power source included	Yes
Supported security algorithms	256-bit AES, FIPS 140-2, HTTPS, SSH, SSL/TLS
Operating humidity range	5 - 95%
AC input voltage	100 - 240V
USB 2.0 port quantity	2
Depth	326.2 mm
Link grouping	Yes
VLAN supported	Yes
Diet	B.C
Rack mounting	Yes
RJ-45 ports quantity	16
Power over Ethernet (PoE) support	No
Form factor	1U
Quality of Service (QoS) support	Yes
IGMP snooping function	Yes
Multicast MAC address table	8000 entries
Speed ​​limitation	Yes
Switching capability	32 Gbit/s
Electric cable fiber technology	1000Base-X
Operating temperature range	0 - 40°C
MAC table dimensions	8000 entries
Throughput	16000Mpps
Door mirroring	Yes
Processor manufacturer	Intel
Jumbo Frames	9000
Integrated processor	Yes
Full duplex	Yes
Virtual LAN characteristics	Port-based VLAN
Switch type	Managed
Product color	Black, Grey
Flow control support	Yes
LED indicators	Activity, Smoke extractor fan, Connection, Speed
Traffic classification	Yes
Number of fans	2 fan(s)
Length	436.2 mm
Flash memory	4000 MB
Packaging weight	5.56kg
Ethernet technology over copper cables	10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, 1000BASE-T
Height	47.2mm
Processor model	Intel Celeron J4115
Reset button	Yes
Self-negotiation	Yes
Support 10G	No
Jumbo Frames support	Yes
Fast guide	Yes