GLx series

ReadyLinks GLx switches provide Layer 2 access switching, ideal for branch and campus deployments. The GLx series features a variety of power options designed to meet the diverse needs of branch and campus deployments. With 12- and 24-port models for twisted pair and coax cabling, each providing up to 600W of PoE over a variety of port densities, including SFP-capable uplinks, the GLx line is fully ready to support future wireless infrastructure deployments across a variety of different environments.

#Docs

#Features

• Managed via ReadyView dashboard
• Automatic firmware upgrades
• SNMP/Syslog integration
• IPv4 ACL support
• DHCP Snooping
• 802.1X Authentication
• 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45
• 10G SFP+
• IGMP Snooping
• VectorBoost
• VLAN models
• Phoneline or Coax

#Models

#Configuration

The basic initial configuration of a GLx switch is just as simple as any other model of ReadyLinks switch. The steps below outline getting the device set up and configured for the first time. For advanced switch configuration, see Switch settings.

![BASE]
configure terminal
management mode readyview
readyview password-connect username readyview password readyview
readyview password-connect filenumber 1 username readyview password readyview
end
![VLAN_INTERFACE]
configure terminal
interface vlan 1
ip address dhcp
end
end
![SNTP]
configure terminal
sntp client server-address time.google.com response-time 3 zone-offset GMT0 time-offset 0
end

1. Claim the device to your Organization in the ReadyView Dashboard.
2. Add the device to a Network.
3. Physically connect the device to the local network.
4. Allow the device to complete check-in and perform any initial firmware upgrades.
5. Finish configuring the device from the ReadyView Dashboard.

#Technical specifications

#Hardware

#Physical

All six GLx models share the same physical specifications.

#Throughput and capabilities

All six GLx models share the same switching and power capabilities.

#Throughput vs distance

ReadyLinks delivers 1Gbps throughput over 1 pair (SISO) up to 500ft and 1Gbps over 2 pairs (MIMO) up to 800ft.

#Troubleshooting

#Common troubleshooting

#My device won't connect to the ReadyView dashboard

Confirm the device is on and connected to the Internet. See Staging in the deployment guide for additional information on staging devices.

#My device is stuck in an "Adopted" status

This means you have successfully claimed your device, but the device is unable to communicate with the ReadyView dashboard. Ensure the device is powered on and connected to the Internet.

#I need to change the default management interface to connect the device to the dashboard

Access the device using one of the local management options and adjust the settings to bring the device online.

#LEDs

GLx switches use LEDs to show the device's status. While the device powers on, all the LEDs flash to indicate the device is booting up.