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The C9300L-48UXG-4X-E is a Cisco Catalyst 9300L Series switch built for bandwidth-intensive enterprise networks. It combines 48x Universal Multi-Gigabit (mGig) Ethernet ports (auto-negotiating 100M/1G/2.5G/5G speeds) with 4x 10G SFP+ uplinks, delivering 740W total PoE+ power for devices like Wi-Fi 6E APs, 4K cameras, and IoT sensors. The “E” designation includes Network Essentials licensing, offering Layer 3 Lite capabilities and foundational security for mid-sized deployments.
A: Yes. For example, powering 24x 30W Wi-Fi 6E APs (720W total) leaves 20W for legacy devices. Strategic allocation via Cisco Prime ensures optimal utilization.
A: Absolutely. The auto-negotiation feature ensures seamless integration with 1G/100M devices while future-proofing for 5G/10G endpoints.
For organizations requiring verified hardware with Cisco’s Limited Lifetime warranty, the C9300L-48UXG-4X-E is available through Cisco’s authorized partner. Essentials licensing covers basic Layer 3 routing, while upgrades to Advantage unlock features like Encrypted Traffic Analytics and API-driven automation.
Deploying Catalyst 9300L switches in high-growth enterprises, the C9300L-48UXG-4X-E stands out for its mGig agility and cost-efficient PoE+ scaling. The 10G uplinks mitigate bottlenecks common in traditional access-layer switches, while the Essentials licensing keeps initial costs manageable. However, organizations planning for 25G/40G uplinks should evaluate the cost of Enhanced Network Modules against Catalyst 9400 alternatives. For most, this model bridges today’s needs and tomorrow’s bandwidth demands—provided power budgets are meticulously mapped to avoid over-subscription.