Ruijie RG-S6000C-48GT4XS-E 48-Port Gigabit L3 Managed Switch

• Enterprise campus core network deployment
• Network aggregation for branch offices
• Data center management networking
• Server farm connectivity and segmentation
• Educational institution network infrastructure
• Government and public sector network modernization
• Healthcare facility network backbone deployment
• Manufacturing and industrial Ethernet environments
• Financial services network aggregation

• 48 Gigabit Ethernet access ports
• 4 dedicated 10G SFP+ uplink interfaces
• Layer 3 managed switching functionality
• Enterprise-class routing capabilities
• High-performance switching architecture
• Advanced VLAN support
• Access Control List (ACL) security
• Port-level security controls
• CLI-based administration
• Web GUI management interface
• SNMP network monitoring support
• Suitable for core and aggregation layers
• High-density enterprise connectivity
• Scalable infrastructure deployment

• Brand: Ruijie
• Model: RG-S6000C-48GT4XS-E
• Product Type: Layer 3 Managed Switch
• Ethernet Ports: 48 × Gigabit Ethernet (1GE) Ports
• Uplink Ports: 4 × 10G SFP+ Uplink Ports
• Switching Capacity: 336 Gbps
• Forwarding Rate: 250 Mpps
• Layer Support: Layer 3 Managed Switching
• Security Features: VLAN, ACL, Port Security
• Management: CLI, Web GUI, SNMP
• Deployment: Enterprise Core, Aggregation, Data Center Management
• Applications: Enterprise Networks, Data Centers, Server Farms

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• The 48 Gigabit access ports enable organizations to connect large numbers of users, devices, servers, and network endpoints without requiring multiple access switches.
• Four integrated 10G SFP+ uplinks provide high-speed backbone connectivity that reduces network bottlenecks and improves traffic flow between network layers.
• Supports intelligent traffic routing, network segmentation, and improved resource utilization for complex enterprise environments.
• Its performance profile allows deployment as an aggregation switch, enterprise core switch, or data center management switch depending on network architecture requirements.
• Organizations upgrading from legacy Layer 2 environments can implement advanced routing and segmentation without major infrastructure redesign.