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HP JL311A Aruba 2930F 8-port cable guard security
Secures switch cables against theft and tampering while measuring 0.7 by 1.4 by 4.3 inches and weighing 1.28 lb
- Secures switch cables against theft with a dedicated cable guard
- Protects installed ports from tampering after deployment
- Compact guard fits 1.4" wide by 4.3" deep switch profiles
- Lightweight 1.28 lb design adds minimal rack load
- Simple bracket installation requires no specialised tools
Cable Guard for Aruba 2930F Switches
The HP JL311A cable guard secures cables connected to an Aruba 2930F switch. It adds a physical barrier that deters theft and tampering after installation. Network administrators use it to protect cabling integrity in accessible locations.
Upgrade from Unsecured Switch Ports
This guard replaces an exposed port area where cables can be pulled or disconnected. The jump is worth it when switches sit in shared spaces, classrooms or open racks where physical access is uncontrolled. It prevents accidental unplugs and deliberate interference.
Sustained Physical Protection
The guard maintains its hold continuously without degradation over time. Its fixed dimensions of .7 height by 1.4 width by 4.3 depth keep cables routed and locked in place. At 1.28 lb it stays firmly attached through vibration and handling.
Highlights
- Secures switch cables against theft with a dedicated cable guard
- Protects installed ports from tampering after deployment
- Compact guard fits 1.4" wide by 4.3" deep switch profiles
- Lightweight 1.28 lb design adds minimal rack load
- Simple bracket installation requires no specialised tools
Specifications
| Brand | HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 1.50 kg |
| Package size | 348 × 94 × 91 mm |
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 1.4" wide cable guard need on the Aruba 2930F switch?
The guard measures 1.4" wide, 4.3" deep and 0.7" high, so allow at least that much space around the switch ports for the bracket to sit flush.
Which screws or clips attach the JL311A guard to the switch chassis?
The guard uses the switch's existing front-panel mounting holes; align the bracket, insert the supplied screws and tighten them evenly — skipping the lower screw is the common mistake that leaves a gap.
When should the cable guard be inspected or replaced?
Check the 1.28 lb bracket during any switch maintenance; replace it if the metal tabs bend, the screw threads strip or the cable-retention clips lose their grip.
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