HPE Networking Comware 2050 48p 10/100/1000BASE-T 4p SFP 1G/2.5G

The HPE Networking Comware 2050 48p switch is designed to deliver robust networking capabilities for businesses. With 48 ports supporting 10/100/1000Base-T and 4 additional 1/2.5GBase-X uplink/stacking ports, this switch provides high-speed connectivity and flexibility for diverse networking needs. Featuring advanced Layer 2 switching and support for both IPv4 and IPv6 networks, this switch ensures efficient data transfer and communication across modern networks. The switch supports 256 IPv4 and IPv6 routes, ensuring effective routing capabilities. With a packet buffer size of 1 MB and a performance throughput of 86.3 Mpps, it handles high traffic loads effectively. The product is designed with environmental considerations, operating within a temperature range of -5°C to 45°C and complying with various industry standards for safety and performance, making it suitable for both operational and storage conditions.

• Fully managed, stackable Layer 2 switch series with 24‑ and 48‑port non‑PoE and PoE models, supporting IRF stacking with up to two switches:
• Four dedicated 1G/2.5G SFP uplink ports:
• 24‑port non‑PoE model includes four HPE Smart Rate 1G/2.5G ports; 24‑port PoE model includes four PoE++ 1G/2.5G ports delivering up to 100 W per port:
• Powerful PoE provides up to 420 W (35 W per port) to support APs, IP phones, surveillance cameras, door locks, and other IoT devices:
• Fanless design on the 24‑port non‑PoE model for acoustically sensitive environments:
• Flexible, simplified management with default Web GUI, SmartMC management dashboard, CLI, SNMP, and REST API for integration with customer dashboards:
• Enterprise class-reliable performance: The CW 2050 series includes four models with 24 and 48 access ports and four built‑in 1G/2.5G SFP uplinks for non‑blocking performance. The 24‑port non‑PoE model includes four HPE Smart Rate 1G/2.5G ports, and the 24‑port PoE model includes four PoE++ 1G/2.5G ports delivering up to 100 W per port. | It supports up to 116 Gbps switching capacity and up to 86 Mpps performance. | Two‑switch Intelligent Resilient Fabric (IRF) stacking simplifies network management and provides high availability with uninterrupted Layer 2 switching and Layer 3 forwarding. | It supports Layer 3 static routing and IPv6. | With industry‑leading 6 kV service‑port surge‑protection technology, the HPE Networking CW 2050 Switch Series helps reduce surge‑strike risks in demanding environments such as construction sites.
• Powerful PoE options for Wi‑Fi 7 APs and demanding IoT devices: The 24‑port and 48‑port PoE models provide power budgets of 420 W and 410 W, respectively, at 35 W per port, supporting Wi‑Fi 7 APs, IP cameras, video phones, and other devices without the need for separate power adapters or cabling. | The 24‑port model includes four PoE++ ports delivering up to 100 W per port for added flexibility and investment protection.
• Simple and flexible management: The HPE Networking CW 2050 Switch Series includes a default Web GUI and can be managed alongside other CW switches with an embedded web‑based dashboard designed to simplify deployment and centralize management. | Advanced management options include HPE Intelligent Management Center (IMC), command‑line interface (CLI), SNMP managers, and REST APIs for integration with existing customer dashboards.
• Comprehensive security control: The CW 2050 series provides multi‑layered access protection with granular ACLs (IPv4/IPv6, VLAN, port‑based), identity‑driven policies, and authentication including 802.1X, MAC, Web, RADIUS, and TACACS+, as well as Guest VLAN detection and dual‑NIC detection with IMC. | It supports encrypted access using SSHv2, SSL, SNMPv3, and TLS, along with role‑based privileges and audit logging. | Secure Boot verifies digital signatures to help prevent unauthorized or malicious software from loading during startup. | Threat‑prevention features include Control Plane Policing (DoS protection), ARP and DHCP protection, ICMP throttling, port security, and source‑port filtering. | Network isolation features include Private VLANs for user‑to‑user traffic separation.