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Ruijie RG-NBS Enterprise Switch

Name: Ruijie RG-NBS Enterprise Switch — Ruijie / Reyee
Brand: Ruijie / Reyee
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L2 / L3 switching for campus access and distribution layers.

Quick answer

Ruijie RG-NBS is the enterprise L2 / L3 switch family for campus access and distribution. It supports stacking, MLAG, VRRP, OSPF / BGP / MPLS and PoE++ (90 W) for Wi-Fi 6E / 7 APs.

Ruijie RG-NBS is the enterprise switching family — the campus-grade tier above Reyee NBS. It adds L3 routing (static and dynamic — OSPF, BGP, MPLS), stacking with single-IP management, MLAG for active-active uplinks, VRRP for default-gateway redundancy and PoE++ (90 W) for power-hungry Wi-Fi 6E / 7 access points, video conferencing endpoints and selected PoE-powered IoT.

Key features

What it offers

L2 and L3 stackable switches
10G and 25G uplinks
PoE++ (90 W per port) models
MLAG and VRRP for redundancy
OSPF, BGP and MPLS routing
In-service software upgrade (ISSU)
Ruijie Cloud or WLAN-controller management

Tech Summary

Important technical data

Layer: L2 / L3
Uplink: 10G / 25G SFP+ / SFP28
Routing: OSPF, BGP, MPLS, IS-IS
PoE: PoE+ and PoE++ (90 W) models
Stack: Up to 4–8 switches per stack

Use Cases

When would you choose this product?

Higher education

University LAN

Campus access and distribution layer for a 10,000-student environment.

Commercial real estate

Multi-floor office

Building backbone for a 10-floor commercial office.

Banking

Large branch

Enterprise branch with stacked access switches and L3 routing to the WAN.

Who is it for?

Campus LAN, enterprise branches, mid-to-large office buildings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions

How does RG-NBS differ from Reyee NBS?

Reyee NBS is SMB (L2 / L2+). RG-NBS is enterprise with L3 routing, stacking, MLAG, VRRP, OSPF and BGP. Choose RG-NBS for campus access and distribution layers.

How many switches in a stack?

Typically 4 to 8 switches in a single stack, managed as one logical switch with a single IP.

What is PoE++ (90 W) used for?

Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 access points, video conferencing endpoints, selected PoE-powered IoT and PTZ cameras.

How does MLAG differ from stacking?

Stacking presents multiple switches as one with a single configuration. MLAG keeps switches independent but pairs them for active/active uplinks. Stacking simplifies management; MLAG is preferred where switches must reboot independently.

Is BGP necessary?

BGP is necessary for multi-site enterprise WAN. A single-site LAN typically requires only OSPF or static routing.

What is the standard warranty?

3 years standard; extended options are available through Sora Yazılım.

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