Name: ICX7550-4X25GF Ruckus 4-Port 1/10/25GbE SFP28 Module for ICX7550
Brand: Ruckus
SKU: ICX7550-4X25GF
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (124 reviews)

Product Overview
The ICX7550-4X25GF by Ruckus is a 4-port SFP28 module designed to extend the connectivity of ICX7550 switches. It provides four ports supporting 1, 10, or 25 Gigabit Ethernet speeds, allowing flexible deployment in high-bandwidth networking scenarios requiring SFP28 interfaces.

General Information
Brand	Ruckus

Technical Information
Ports	4
Compatibility	Ruckus ICX 7550 series switches
Data Transfer Rate	1Gbps,10Gbps,25Gbps
Connector Type	SFP28

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Assembly Required	No

Product Description
The Ruckus ICX7550-4X25GF is a 4-port SFP28 module engineered for the ICX7550 switch series. It facilitates network expansion by providing four 1/10/25 Gigabit Ethernet ports in a single module, enabling versatile connectivity options for data centers and enterprise networks. This module is typically employed by network administrators and IT professionals seeking to enhance switch uplink capacity or implement high-speed stacking links within Ruckus ICX7550 environments. Key Features Four 1/10/25 GbE SFP28 ports for flexible speed configuration Compatibility specifically with Ruckus ICX7550 switches Compact design allowing efficient use of switch expansion slots Support for high-bandwidth data transmission and stacking support Utilizes SFP28 interface standard for modern network infrastructure This module serves as an essential component to scale and optimize network performance in medium to large enterprise setups. By integrating this module, organizations can increase uplink bandwidth or establish high-speed inter-switch connections, improving overall network throughput within the ICX7550 platform.

Use Cases
The ICX7550-4X25GF module is typically used in enterprise network environments that deploy Ruckus ICX7550 switches. It supports workloads requiring increased uplink capacity or fast stacking connections between switches to optimize data flow and network management. How It's Used: Expanding uplink ports on ICX7550 switches for data center connectivity Establishing high-speed stacking links between multiple ICX7550 switches Supporting 25GbE aggregation for bandwidth-intensive applications Enabling flexible port speed configurations with 1/10/25GbE capabilities Integrating into existing SFP28-compatible network infrastructures This module plays a fundamental role in scaling Ruckus ICX7550 switch deployments by providing additional high-speed ports. Its use improves network architecture flexibility and supports evolving bandwidth demands in enterprise environments.

FAQ's
Which switches are compatible with the ICX7550-4X25GF? This module is compatible specifically with Ruckus ICX7550 series switches, designed to fit their expansion slots and operate with their firmware and hardware architecture. What speeds does the ICX7550-4X25GF support? It supports 1 Gigabit, 10 Gigabit, and 25 Gigabit Ethernet speeds via its SFP28 ports, allowing flexible network speed configurations. What type of transceiver interface is used in this module? The module uses the SFP28 interface standard, which is commonly employed for 25GbE network connections and compatible with SFP+ devices. Can the ICX7550-4X25GF be used for stacking switches? Yes, the module's high-speed ports support stacking links between ICX7550 switches to enable combined switch management and increased bandwidth. How many ports does the ICX7550-4X25GF provide? It provides four independent 1/10/25GbE ports in a compact module designed for the ICX7550 switch series. Is the ICX7550-4X25GF compatible with non-Ruckus switches? This module is designed specifically for Ruckus ICX7550 switches; compatibility with other manufacturers' equipment is not indicated.

ICX7550-4X25GF Ruckus 4-Port 1/10/25GbE SFP28 Module for ICX7550

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