Name: 7JYRN Dell 48-Port 10GbE SFP+ Open Networking Switch S4048-ON
Brand: Dell
SKU: 7JYRN
Price: 389.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (119 reviews)

Product Overview
The Dell S4048-ON switch delivers high-speed, 10Gbps connectivity with 48 SFP+ ports, designed primarily for data center use. It fits into open networking setups, offering flexibility to run different operating systems and customize network behavior. Its hardware supports low latency and scalability, making it suitable for environments where performance and adaptability matter most.

General Information
Brand	Dell
Part Number	7JYRN
Condition	Refurbished

Technical Information
Switch Ports	48
Number of Ports	48-Ports
Port Type	SFP+, QSFP / QSFP+, USB Console, Serial Console (RJ-45)
Port Speed	10Gbps
UpLink Ports	6
POE Support	No
Switching Capacity	1.44 Tbps
VLAN Support	Yes
Max VLANs Supported	1-4094
Stackable	No
Layer Support	Layer 3
Connector Type	SFP+,QSFP+

Performance
Jumbo Frame Support	Up To 9216 Bytes
MAC Address Table Size	32000

Management and Configuration
Routing Protocols	Static, RIP, OSPF, BGP, VRRP, PIM-SM, IGMP, Policy-Based Routing (PBR)
Remote Protocols	Yes
Security Features	ACLs,802.1X,RADIUS,TACACS+,DHCP Snooping,IP Source Guard,ARP Inspection,Storm Control,Port Security
Remote Management Protocol	SSH,Telnet,HTTP,HTTPS,SNMP
Routing Protocol	Static,OSPF,BGP,VRRP

Physical Characteristics
Weight	5.00
Operating Temperature	0°C to 45°C

Miscellaneous
Compliance Standards	WEEE, RoHS, CE, FCC, UL, TUV, cULus
Compliant Standards	IEEE 802.3,IEEE 802.3ae,IEEE 802.3ad (LACP),IEEE 802.1Q,IEEE 802.1p,IEEE 802.1D,IEEE 802.1w,IEEE 802.1s,IEEE 802.3x

Product Description
The Dell S4048-ON is a 10 Gigabit Ethernet switch built for data center environments demanding high throughput and low latency. It's commonly deployed in enterprise networks, cloud infrastructures, and high-performance computing setups where fast, reliable connections are essential. Often found in leaf-spine architectures, this switch supports open networking operating systems, giving network administrators flexibility in managing and customizing their networks. It's a good fit for IT professionals and network engineers looking for a scalable, cost-effective solution that doesn't lock them into proprietary software. Key Features 48 SFP+ ports offering 10Gbps connectivity each Open networking design compatible with various OS options Low latency switch architecture optimized for data center traffic Supports advanced Layer 2 and Layer 3 features Redundant, hot-swappable power supplies and fans This switch is typically deployed as a leaf switch in data centers, connecting servers with high-speed links to the network fabric. It plays a key role in facilitating smooth data flow and scalability in demanding environments. Its open nature also allows organizations to adapt their network software as needed, simplifying upgrades and integrations.

Use Cases
The Dell S4048-ON 48-port 10GbE switch is primarily deployed in high-density data center environments requiring low-latency and scalable network infrastructure. It caters to IT teams managing virtualization workloads, cloud platforms, and large-scale storage networks that demand flexible OS choices and robust connectivity. How It's Used: Aggregating 10GbE traffic for virtualization clusters in enterprise data centers to optimize server resource utilization. Implementing open networking platforms in cloud service provider environments to support customized network automation and orchestration. Building scalable storage area networks (SANs) within large-scale data centers to facilitate high-throughput data transfers. Deploying in campus core and aggregation layers for organizations requiring flexible OS deployment and multi-tenant segmentation. Supporting edge computing nodes with compact, high-performance 10GbE connectivity where low latency is critical. This switch effectively supports operational efficiency by enabling adaptable network architectures and seamless integration with diverse open networking operating systems. Its scalable design ensures infrastructure can evolve alongside increasing bandwidth demands without compromising performance.