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Extreme Networks 5320 series managed switch with SFP+ uplinks

Extreme Networks

Extreme Networks 532024T8XE 24-port network switch 8x 1/10Gb SFP+

SKU CH-THRG-EXHRP MPN 532024T8XE

Managed 24-port Ethernet switch with eight 1/10Gb SFP+ uplinks and 30W PoE support

  • Switch TypeEthernet Switch
  • Network Management TypeManaged
  • PoEAll 5320 models support 30W PoE that conforms with IEEE 802.
  • StackableYes

Model 5320-24T-8XE

  • Managed switch with 24 Gigabit ports and 8 SFP+ uplinks for flexible connectivity
  • 208 Gbps aggregated bandwidth and 154.8 Mpps forwarding rate for high throughput
  • Stackable design enables unified management across multiple units
  • Dual-persona Universal Hardware runs Switch Engine or Fabric Engine OS
  • Cloud-native onboarding via ExtremeCloud IQ with zero-touch provisioning

24-Port Managed Switch with 8x SFP+ Uplinks

The Extreme Networks 5320-24T-8XE provides twenty-four 10/100/1000 Mb copper ports and eight 1/10 Gb SFP+ ports for uplink or stacking. It is a managed, stackable switch aimed at network administrators who need universal edge deployment with cloud onboarding. Dual-persona hardware lets you select Switch Engine or Fabric Engine at boot. PoE support follows the 30 W IEEE 802.3at standard for powered edge devices.

Fabric-Enabled Stacking and Uplink Constraints

Aggregated switch bandwidth reaches 208 Gbps with a maximum frame forwarding rate of 154.8 Mpps. The eight SFP+ ports operate at 1 Gb or 10 Gb only; there are no 2.5 Gb, 5 Gb or 25 Gb options on this model. Stacking uses two of the SFP+ ports, reducing the remaining uplink count when a stack is formed. Copper ports are fixed at 10/100/1000 Mb with no multi-gigabit support.

208 Gbps Aggregated Bandwidth Defines the Uplink

The 208 Gbps aggregated bandwidth figure is the single specification that determines whether the switch can absorb peak traffic from all twenty-four copper ports plus the eight SFP+ uplinks without oversubscription. Buyers who need higher aggregate throughput or multi-gigabit copper ports should evaluate larger models in the series.

Highlights

  • Managed switch with 24 Gigabit ports and 8 SFP+ uplinks for flexible connectivity
  • 208 Gbps aggregated bandwidth and 154.8 Mpps forwarding rate for high throughput
  • Stackable design enables unified management across multiple units
  • Dual-persona Universal Hardware runs Switch Engine or Fabric Engine OS
  • Cloud-native onboarding via ExtremeCloud IQ with zero-touch provisioning

Specifications

BrandExtreme Networks
Series5320
Model5320-24T-8XE
Switch TypeEthernet Switch
Network Management TypeManaged
PoEAll 5320 models support 30W PoE that conforms with IEEE 802.3at. This enables the 5320 to address the needs of powered edge devices, while eliminating the need for additional electrical cabling and circuits. In addition, 5320 PoE models support perpetual and fast PoE for even more efficient and reliable powered edge device operation.
StackableYes
Shipping weight6.80 kg
Package size558 × 468 × 124 mm

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Questions about this item

Should I pick the 24-port 8XE model or the 48-port 8XE model?

The 24-port 8XE model provides 24 active 10/100/1000Mb ports and 8 SFP+ ports with 208Gbps bandwidth. The 48-port 8XE model doubles the copper ports to 48 while keeping 8 SFP+ ports and raises bandwidth to 256Gbps.

What does the 208Gbps aggregated bandwidth mean for daily traffic?

It represents the total non-blocking switching capacity across all 24 copper ports and 8 SFP+ ports, supporting a maximum frame forwarding rate of 154.8Mpps for line-rate performance under full load.

How do the 1/10Gb SFP+ ports and stacking ports work together?

The eight SFP+ ports accept 1Gb or 10Gb transceivers for uplinks or downlinks, while two dedicated 10Gb stacking ports link multiple 5320 switches into a single logical stack managed as one unit.

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