HPE Aruba S0M90-61001 CX 6200F Ethernet Switch 48 Port

The HPE S0M90-61001 represents a robust enterprise-grade network switch within the Aruba CX 6200F series, specifically configured as a 48-port Gigabit Ethernet switch featuring Class 4 Power over Ethernet (PoE) with a substantial 740W power budget. This Layer 3 access switch is engineered to meet the demanding requirements of modern campus networks and branch offices, providing reliable connectivity and power delivery for a wide array of edge devices. It effectively addresses challenges associated with integrating numerous PoE-powered devices, from IP phones and wireless access points to surveillance cameras, while ensuring consistent network performance. Designed for high-performance and resilient network operations, this switch integrates advanced capabilities to support critical business applications. Its 48 10/100/1000BASE-T ports deliver consistent Gigabit speeds, while four 1/10G SFP/SFP+ uplink ports provide flexible high-bandwidth connections to the aggregation layer or core, accommodating future growth and increased traffic demands. The generous 740W Class 4 PoE budget ensures sufficient power for a dense deployment of powered devices, minimizing the need for additional power sources and simplifying infrastructure. With a switching capacity of 176 Gbps and throughput of 128 Mpps, the Aruba CX 6200F switch is built to handle significant data flows efficiently, maintaining low latency for time-sensitive applications. This rack-mountable switch (1U form factor) seamlessly integrates into standard 19-inch IT racks, making deployment straightforward in various data center or wiring closet environments. Its advanced Layer 3 capabilities and robust hardware, including a Dual Core ARM Cortex A9 processor and 12.5 MB packet buffer, ensure efficient data forwarding and network intelligence. The design focuses on operational simplicity, allowing network administrators to manage and monitor the infrastructure with ease, optimizing network uptime and reducing operational complexities in dynamic enterprise settings.