SonicWall 01-SSC-1445 Capture Advanced Threat Protection hardware license
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A 14-port stackable access switch with 12 Gigabit PoE ports, two 10 Gigabit uplinks and 139 W power budget for enterprise branches
The Aruba CX 6200F is a stackable Layer 3 access switch built for enterprise branches, campuses and SMB networks. It runs the fully programmable AOS-CX operating system with the Network Analytics Engine for automated monitoring and troubleshooting. The Gen7 ASIC architecture provides flexible programmability for future application demands.
This switch fits IT teams that need a manageable, TAA-compliant access layer with built-in analytics and mobile-app deployment. It is not for buyers who require a fixed-configuration core switch or a non-stackable desktop model without PoE capability.
The 139 W power budget across twelve Class 4 PoE ports determines how many access points, cameras or IP phones can be powered simultaneously. Verify the total draw of your endpoints against this figure before purchasing.
| Brand | Aruba |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 4.63 kg |
| Package size | 546 × 381 × 152 mm |
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