| Service | NSW3000-16T1GT1GC-POE-IN | NSW3000-24T1GT1GC-POE-IN |
| Ethernet | Supports full duplex, half duplex, and auto-negotiation working modes |
| Supports port auto-negotiation rate |
| Supports port priority flow control. |
| Supports a link aggregation group (consist of two uplink ports) |
| Supports port flow statistics |
| Supports enabling/disabling ports |
| System | Allows to view the device name, device model, serial number, current version, IP address, MAC address, DNS, operation time, etc. |
| Allows to edit and manage the IP address and device name |
| Supports single-user management, user authentication, and password modification |
| Supports manual time configuration and NTP |
| Allows to view other switches information on the same network, up to 32 switches |
| Allows to view the connected video devices information, up to 64 devices |
| VLAN | Supports both access and trunk modes; allows up to 32 VLANs with IDs from 1 to 4095 |
| MAC | Support (up to 16K) |
| Supports clearing the dynamic MAC address |
| Port loopback detection | Support |
| QoS | Supports port rate limitation |
| Supports broadcast storm control |
| PoE | Allows to view PoE status and power |
| Allows to enable/disable PoE power supply |
| Security | Supports port isolation (only for the downlink ports) |
| Supports locking login IP address, up to 64 addresses can be locked |
| Maintenance | Supports N:1 port mirroring |
| Supports unified software configuration, management, and search |
| Supports discovering the connected video devices and generating a network topology on the software. |
| Supports device upgrade, factory settings restoration, configuration import, configuration export, logs export, and device restart on the software. |