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A stackable 48-port Gigabit switch with Class 4 PoE and four SFP56 uplinks for enterprise access, aggregation and core layers
The Aruba CX 6300F is a stackable 48-port Gigabit Ethernet switch with Class 4 PoE and four SFP56 uplinks. It runs the fully programmable AOS-CX operating system and includes the Aruba Network Analytics Engine for monitoring and troubleshooting. The switch is built on a Gen7 ASIC architecture for enterprise access, aggregation and core deployments.
This switch suits organisations that need high-density 1GbE connectivity with PoE for access points, cameras and IoT devices. The four SFP56 ports provide 56 Gbps uplinks for aggregation. Buyers who require only non-PoE ports or who need fewer than 48 copper ports should consider other models.
Confirm that your existing SFP56 transceivers and direct-attach cables are compatible with the 56 Gbps uplink ports. Ensure your rack has space for a 1U stackable switch and that your power budget covers the Class 4 PoE load across all 48 ports. Check that your management platform supports AOS-CX for configuration and analytics.
| Brand | Aruba |
|---|---|
| Protocols | HCRP, SPP |
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