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Extreme Networks Summit (15000) 48-Ports Rack-Mountable Switch Managed

Dotcom Computers Inc (20559)

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Price:

US $184.21

(inclusive of GST)

ApproximatelyS$ 235.75

+ $233.85 shipping

Estimated delivery Wed, 9 Jul - Fri, 18 Jul

Returns:

30 days return. Buyer pays for return shipping. If you use an eBay shipping label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.

Condition:

Used

About this product

Product Information

The Summit fixed-configuration switches deliver high-performance multilayer Ethernet switching to wiring-closets, aggregation points and the network edge in an affordable compact form factor. Ideally suited for networks where space and costs are a concern, Summit switches are capable of delivering the advanced routing, security and quality of service features normally found in chassis-based switches. Summit switches can be used in various networking scenarios by simply choosing the model that fits your needs.

Product Identifiers

BrandExtreme Networks

MPN15000

Model48

eBay Product ID (ePID)74093642

Product Key Features

Ethernet TechnologyFast Ethernet (100-Mbit/s), Ethernet

Dimensions

Weight20lbs.

Depth17.44in

Height3.5in

Width17.32in

Additional Product Features

Data Transfer Rate100Mbps

Power SourceAC 120/230V (50/60Hz)

Ports Qty48

RAM Memory32MB

Power SupplyPower Supply-Internal

Switching ProtocolEthernet

CompatibilityPC

Min Operating Temperature32 ˚F

Form FactorRack-Mountable

Networking TypeSwitch

Enclosure TypeExternal

Remote Management ProtocolSnmp, Http, Telnet, Rmon

Max Operating Temperature104 ˚F

Interfaces2 X Network Host-1000base-X-Rj-45, 48 X Network Node-10base-100base-Tx-Rj-45

TypeSwitch Managed

Other FeaturesFull duplex capability, layer 3 switching, layer 2 switching, IP-routing, IPX-routing, auto-negotiation, manageable

Humidity Range Operating (Range)10-95%

Rack Mounting KitIncluded

Status IndicatorsPort Status, Power, Test Mode

Connectivity TechnologyWired