RUCKUS ICX 8200-48P Specs: 48 Access Ports and 25G Uplinks

Direct answer

RUCKUS ICX 8200-48P is positioned for campus access networks that need many Gigabit endpoints and want 25G uplink or stacking options. The retained model table lists 48 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 ports, four 1/10/25G SFP28 uplink or stacking ports, 296 Gbps switching capacity and 220 Mpps forwarding performance.

Core specifications

Suitable scenarios

• Floor or branch access for office endpoints, access points, cameras and other Gigabit devices.
• Campus designs that use 25G uplinks to reduce an access-to-aggregation bottleneck.
• Sites planning to manage several access switches as a stack after validating the supported design.

What to verify before ordering

Use the complete ordering code to confirm the PoE class and budget, regional power cords, power-supply and fan configuration, software licenses and support scope. Family-level capability must not be treated as proof of what is included with a specific material number.

Frequently asked questions

Are the four SFP28 ports only for uplinks?

The retained material describes them for uplink or stacking use. Verify allowed speed combinations, stacking topology and software requirements for the target release.

Can I order using only “ICX 8200-48P”?

That is not recommended. Confirm the complete OPN, power and PoE configuration, support scope and delivery region.

Evidence boundary: The figures above come from the model table retained on this page. Firmware, licensing and regional bundle differences require project-time confirmation.

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