SRW2024-K9-UK

The Cisco SRW2024-K9-UK is a high-performance, layer 3 managed switch designed for demanding network environments in medium to large businesses. Here's a breakdown of its key features:

Model: SRW2024-K9-UK

• Cisco: Identifies the manufacturer as Cisco Systems, a reputable brand in networking equipment.
• SRW2024:
  • SRW: Possibly signifies Cisco's Stackable Routing Switch series, known for their advanced routing and switching capabilities.
  • 2024: Likely indicates it has 24 ports for connecting devices to your network.
• K9: Presumably a Cisco internal code denoting a specific hardware configuration, potentially including:
  • Increased memory or processing power for handling heavy network traffic.
  • Additional high-speed uplink ports (e.g., 10 Gigabit SFP+ or 40 Gigabit QSFP+) for connecting to core network devices.
• UK: This suffix suggests the switch is manufactured for the UK market or has a UK-specific power supply.

Key Features (refer to product specifications for confirmation):

• Layer 3 Switching: Provides advanced routing capabilities in addition to layer 2 switching functionalities. This allows for intelligent traffic routing within the network and across different subnets, reducing congestion and optimizing network performance.
• High-Performance Switching: Offers high bandwidth and low latency switching, essential for supporting large numbers of users, bandwidth-intensive applications (like video conferencing), and network virtualization.
• Managed Switch: Provides extensive configuration options for network administrators, including:
  • VLANs for network segmentation and security.
  • Quality of Service (QoS) to prioritize critical network traffic.
  • Security features like access control lists (ACLs) and port security.
  • Routing protocols for inter-VLAN communication and communication with other networks.
• Stackable Design (possible): Allows stacking multiple SRW2024-K9-UK switches together for increased scalability and management efficiency.
• High-Speed Uplink Ports (possible): The K9 configuration might include additional high-speed uplink ports (e.g., 10 Gigabit SFP+ or 40 Gigabit QSFP+) for connecting to core network devices with high-bandwidth backbones.