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Alcatel-Lucent OS6602-48 48-port 10/100 network switch with two Gigabit ports

Alcatel-Lucent

Alcatel-Lucent OS6602-48 48-port 10/100 network switch 2 Gig ports

SKU CH-WWAQ-16GW9

Connects 48 devices at 10/100 Mbps with two Gigabit uplinks for faster backbone links

  • 48 ports connect many devices at 10/100 speed
  • Two Gigabit uplinks handle high-traffic backbone links
  • Brand-new Alcatel-Lucent hardware ready for deployment
  • Compact 1U form factor fits standard network racks

48-port 10/100 switch for legacy networks

The Alcatel-Lucent OS6602-48 provides 48 ports running at 10 or 100 Mbps. Two additional ports support Gigabit speeds for uplink connections. It suits offices or sites that still run older cabling and endpoints.

Practical limits of 10/100 switching

The 100 Mbps ceiling restricts throughput on the 48 main ports. Bandwidth-heavy tasks such as large file transfers or modern video streaming will saturate these links. The two Gigabit uplinks help aggregate traffic but cannot remove the per-port bottleneck.

Highlights

  • 48 ports connect many devices at 10/100 speed
  • Two Gigabit uplinks handle high-traffic backbone links
  • Brand-new Alcatel-Lucent hardware ready for deployment
  • Compact 1U form factor fits standard network racks

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 48-port 10/100 model or a version with more Gigabit uplinks?

This unit has 48 Fast Ethernet ports plus two Gigabit uplinks; choose it when most endpoints run at 10/100 and you only need two high-speed trunk links.

How does the 100 Mbps port speed affect daily traffic in a real network?

Each of the 48 ports delivers up to 100 Mbps full duplex, so typical office workloads like email, web and VoIP run smoothly while the two Gigabit ports handle uplink aggregation.

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