Cisco Catalyst 3850 48-Port LAN Base Switch | Layer 3, Enterprise — CON-SNC-AIEAC157
Keep user access, voice, and business-critical traffic moving on a platform designed for controlled enterprise switching. The Cisco Catalyst 3850 48 Port Data LAN Base gives network teams a familiar Cisco operating model for access-layer deployments where stability, segmentation, and day-to-day manageability matter more than feature sprawl. With 48 Ethernet ports and LAN Base capabilities, this switch suits organizations standardizing branch, campus, or departmental networks around a proven access layer. It is a practical choice when you need dependable switching behavior, straightforward administration, and a platform that aligns with established Cisco workflows. For procurement teams, the value is in the fit: a switch class that supports structured network growth without paying for capabilities you do not need. For infrastructure teams, the appeal is operational consistency — a known architecture, a clear management model, and the confidence that comes from deploying Cisco in environments where access switching cannot be a weak point. Ideal For Campus access switching for employee workstations and printers Branch office LAN aggregation for wired endpoints Departmental network segmentation in enterprise buildings Standardized access-layer refresh in Cisco-based environments Why This Product 1 48-port density for access-layer deployments 2 LAN Base management for controlled administration 3 Cisco Catalyst platform for standardized operations 4 Layer 3 support for routed network designs
- Manageable: Manageable: Yes
- Port Count: Port Count: 48 ports
- Ethernet Technology: Ethernet Technology: Gigabit Ethernet
- Managed Type: Management Type: Managed
- Vlan Support: VLAN Support: Yes
- Layer Supported: Layer Supported: Layer 3
- Weight Approximate: Weight (Approximate): Not specified
- Key Feature 1: 48-port Ethernet access switch
- Key Feature 2: Cisco Catalyst 3850 platform
- Key Feature 3: LAN Base feature set
- Key Feature 4: Managed switching architecture
- Key Feature 5: Enterprise access-layer design
- Key Feature 6: Suitable for campus and branch networks
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