FortiSwitchRugged 112D-POE QuickStart Guide

This guide covers installation, mounting options (DIN rail and wall), power connections, Ethernet setup, CLI access via serial port, SFP transceiver…


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Brand
Fortinet
Document type
Quick Start Guide
Language
English
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
4.9 MB
Published
26 October, 2026
Updated
26 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
FC9CE6B0B5A05C8EB5AD01BDBD7C9393

About this manual

The document provides instructions on registering the product for support and details the physical installation process. It explains how to mount the device using included DIN rail brackets or wall mount brackets, noting that specific screws may be required for wall mounting.

The guide outlines basic connection procedures including redundant power input configurations (PWR-1/PWR-2), Ethernet port setup with default IP addresses, and serial console access settings. It also covers the installation and removal of SFP transceivers and describes how to register the device for cloud management via FortiLink.

What's inside

  • Register for Support
  • Mounting on DIN Rail
  • Mounting to Wall
  • Power Connections
  • Ethernet Port Setup
  • Serial Port Connection
  • FortiLink Integration
  • Cloud Management
  • SFP Transceiver Installation
  • LED Status Indicators

Specifications

Power Input Voltage (PWR-2)+/- 50 to +/- 57V DC, 5A for PoE+ output
PoE Output Max PowerUp to a maximum of 240W (PoE+) or 123.2W (PoE)
Console Port Baud Rate115200
Default Management IP Address192.168.1.99

Frequently asked questions

What are the default login credentials for the device?

The default username is 'admin' and there is no password required.

How do I access the Command Line Interface (CLI)?

Connect the device's console port to a management computer using the provided cable and configure terminal emulation settings.

Can I connect two FortiSwitchRugged 112D-POE devices directly via PoE ports?

No, the device does not support interconnectivity between units using PoE ports; Fortinet recommends using SFP ports for this purpose.

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