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The Cisco Catalyst C9200L-48P-4G-1E is a 48-port Gigabit Ethernet switch optimized for environments demanding high Power over Ethernet (PoE) density. It includes 48x PoE+ ports (30W per port), 4x1G SFP uplinks, and an integrated 1E licensing tier (Cisco DNA Essentials). Built for scalability, it supports StackWise Virtual to combine up to four switches into a single logical stack, simplifying management and redundancy.
Who needs this switch? Ideal for businesses deploying IP phones, wireless access points, or IoT devices at scale. The 740W total PoE budget ensures reliable power delivery across all ports, while the 1G uplinks provide sufficient bandwidth for aggregation in mid-sized networks.
Licensing Advantages: The 1E (Essentials) license offers automated device provisioning, basic security policies, and Cisco DNA Center integration, enabling centralized control without requiring advanced subscriptions.
Q: Can this switch handle PoE++ (90W) devices?
No—the 48P-4G-1E supports PoE+ (30W per port). For higher power requirements, consider Cisco’s Catalyst 9300 series.
Q: Is the 1E license sufficient for advanced security?
While it covers device hardening and basic ACLs, features like Encrypted Traffic Analytics (ETA) require upgrading to DNA Advantage (A++).
Q: How does it compare to the 24-port variant?
Feature | C9200L-48P-4G-1E | C9200L-24P-4G-A++ |
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PoE Ports | 48 | 24 |
PoE Budget | 740W | 370W |
Licensing Tier | DNA Essentials | DNA Advantage (A++) |
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Having deployed this model in retail environments with extensive IP camera systems, I appreciate its balance of PoE capacity and ease of use. The 1E license covers essential automation needs for most SMBs, though organizations requiring deep visibility or zero-trust frameworks may need higher-tier licensing. For high-density, low-complexity PoE deployments, this switch remains a cost-effective workhorse.