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A managed Ethernet switch with 24 Gigabit ports, two 10 Gigabit SFP+ slots and 370 W PoE+ power
The HPE 1950-24G-2SFP is a Layer 3 manageable Ethernet switch with 26 total network ports. It includes 24 Gigabit Ethernet ports and two 10 Gigabit Ethernet expansion slots. The unit delivers up to 370 W of PoE+ power and supports redundant power supplies in a 1U rack form factor.
Organisations that require more than 24 powered ports or need different uplink speeds should consider other models. Buyers without rack-mount infrastructure or without SFP+ transceivers for the expansion slots will not be able to use the 10 Gigabit connectivity.
| Brand | HPE |
|---|---|
| Switch Type | Ethernet Switch |
| Protocols | HCRP, SPP |
Yes, the switch supports 10/100/1000Base-T so older 10/100 endpoints will connect at their rated speed without manual configuration.
The switch is manageable; log in and check the PoE port status page to see real-time power draw per port and confirm the total stays within the 370 W limit.
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