Campaign Details
S5860-20SQ, 24-Port Ethernet L3 Managed Switch, 20 x 10Gb SFP+, with 4 x 25Gb SFP28 and 2 x 40Gb QSFP+ Uplinks, Stackable Switch, Broadcom Chip
Product Details
With the development of technologies such as 5G, Wi-Fi6, VR, AR, and high-definition video conferencing systems, more data in the campus network needs to be transmitted to the network, and 10G access networks is inevitable. However, cost has always been the biggest obstacle for enterprises to upgrade to a 10G network. FS.com recently launched a new generation 10G aggregation switch S5860-20SQ with high-performance and high security, which is the best choice for enterprises. With FS S5860-20SQ switch, users can easily upgrade to 10G network at the price of a gigabit network, no need to worry about costs.
FS S5860-20SQ switch provides high-performance for large-scale network aggregation as well as small and medium-sized network cores, meeting the needs of high-speed, high-security and smart enterprise networks. And it supports high-performance 25/40G port uplink, which fully meets the user requirements of high-density access and high-performance aggregation. This switch offers built-in power modules and fan modules redundancy. Both the power modules and the fan modules can be hot swapped without affecting the normal operation of the device. So that enterprise can have a better network operation and maintenance experience. FS S5860-20SQ switch can be deployed for 10G access of enterprise networks, and can be also used for Wi-Fi 6 access point, helping enterprises to have a competitive market advantage of in-depth digital transformation.
As the aggregation layer switches of large campus networks, FS S5860-20SQ switch provides 10G bandwidth for access equipment, and 40G aggregation-to-core high-bandwidth link, which meets the users’ growing needs.
FS S5860-20SQ can also be deployed as 10-Gigabit core switches in small and medium-sized enterprises, which can greatly improve the reliability and efficiency of the network system while simplifying the network architecture through VSU technology.
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