Elevate Network Control with the SWM28-series Managed Switches and RMS (Americas)

Seven.

Yes, with upcoming firmware updates.

50 hops.

It is not done through SNMP. To use this functionality you need at least one Teltonika device in your network. If that Teltonika device can access other devices in the network, we automatically display those end devices in the network view. We then scan each end device to identify which ports are available for remote access. If the device has a WebUI, meaning its HTTP or HTTPS port is open, we can connect to it remotely.

Yes, we are working on such switches.

We currently have the SWM280 in stock, and the other models are expected to arrive later in December, 2025.

No, price stays the same.

This option already exists. You can speak with your sales manager for more details.

We have dedicated security teams that work closely with our R&D department to ensure that RMS remains secure. In addition, RMS undergoes annual testing by an independent third-party security company, which provides certification confirming its security. We are confident that the functionalities and solutions we develop meet some of the highest standards when it comes to security.

RMS uses a role- and permission-based system, so you can create custom roles with access to specific functionalities. However, if you grant a role access to the Network Map, that role will gain access to all Network Map features, including the VLAN section. So in that sense, no - you cannot limit access to only certain VLANs within the Network Map.

No.

With the inexpensive addition of a product plus an RMS license (which is free for the first two years with SWM), you can access every device as if you were sitting directly in front of it.

Yes. A switch can only see the parts of the network it has access to. If you restrict the switch to devices connected directly to it, then it will only detect and display those devices. However, if you grant firewall permissions that allow broader network access, it will visualize all devices it can reach within that network.

If one of our devices within the client’s network can access newly connected devices, they will automatically appear on the map. There’s no need to add them manually.