Is this switch good for Dante and NDI?

Yes. It ships with AV profiles for Dante, NDI, Q-SYS, AES67, Crestron NVX and AMX SVSI, and Netgear IGMP Plus handles Layer 2 multicast. Installers map ports to a profile instead of building VLANs by hand.

How many devices can it power over PoE?

It has eight PoE+ ports sharing a 110W budget. That covers a few displays, cameras or endpoints, but high-draw devices add up quickly.

The hardware supports AVB, but the feature requires a license sold separately. It is not enabled out of the box.

Can it be mounted on a wall or under a table?

Yes. The fanless, compact chassis is designed for desktop, wall, under-table or behind-screen placement outside a rack.

The switch itself, plus mounting hardware and a power supply. Check the listing for the exact accessory bundle before ordering.

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Netgear GSM4210PD-100NAS Gigabit Ethernet Network Switch

Q: Does it do Layer 3 routing?

Yes. It supports static, RIP and PIM routing, a DHCP server and PTPv2 timing for synchronized media.

Q: Where is the Netgear GSM4210PD-100NAS Gigabit Ethernet Network Switch cheapest?

At Creation Networks, for $659.99, as of our latest check.

Q: Where can I buy the Netgear GSM4210PD-100NAS Gigabit Ethernet Network Switch?

15 stores we checked sell it, including Creation Networks, Office Depot, Filmtools, Pacific Radio Electronics, Victory Musical Instruments.

Best price now

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What reviewers say

Owners and installers describe the M4250 as a quick-deploy AV switch that removes most manual VLAN and multicast work. The fanless build and AV profiles draw the most praise; the limited port count and PoE headroom are the common reservations.

What people mention

SetupPraisedInstallers say the pre-configured AV profiles and AV GUI cut configuration time sharply.
NoisePraisedThe fanless chassis is called out as silent, which matters for in-room and studio use.
Port countCriticisedUsers note the nine copper ports plus SFP leave little room to expand.
PoE budgetMixedThe 110W budget is enough for a few endpoints but limits several powered devices.
AVB licensingCriticisedAVB support is not included and needs a separate license.

About the Netgear GSM4210PD-100NAS Gigabit Ethernet Network Switch

The NETGEAR AV Line M4250-9G1F-PoE+ (GSM4210PD-100NAS) is a compact, fanless desktop managed switch built for AV-over-IP. It has eight 1G PoE+ copper ports with a 110W budget, one 1G copper uplink, and one 1G SFP fiber port. The fanless design runs silently, so it can sit outside the rack in a conference room or mobile studio, on a wall, under a table, or behind a screen.

A dedicated AV web GUI applies color-coded, port-based AV profiles. The switch comes pre-configured for standard audio and video signals, so ports can be mapped to Dante, Q-SYS, AES67, AVB (license sold separately), Crestron NVX, AMX SVSI, or NDI without building VLAN and multicast configurations by hand. NETGEAR IGMP Plus handles Layer 2 multicast for AV-over-IP without requiring PIM. Auto-Trunk and Auto-LAG simplify connecting multiple switches.

The switch has a full Layer 2 and Layer 3 engine with static, RIP, and PIM routing, a DHCP server, and PTPv2 timing for synchronized media. The PoE+ ports deliver 802.3af/at power for displays, cameras, and other endpoints. It is covered by NETGEAR's ProSAFE limited lifetime hardware warranty.

Part number

GSM4210PD-100NAS (M4250-9G1F-PoE+)

Ports

8 x 1G PoE+ (RJ45), 1 x 1G (RJ45), 1 x 1G SFP fiber

PoE

802.3af/at PoE+; 110W total PoE budget

Layer / routing

L2/L3: static, RIP, and PIM routing; DHCP server; PTPv2

Audio profiles

Dante, Q-SYS, AES67, AVB (license sold separately)

Video profiles

Crestron NVX, AMX SVSI, Q-SYS, NDI, Dante