NetGear ProSafe M4100-50g-POE+ 48-Ports Rack-Mountable Gigabit Ethernet Switch For Sale

NetGear ProSafe M4100-50g-POE+ 48-Ports Rack-Mountable Gigabit Ethernet Switch
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NetGear ProSafe M4100-50g-POE+ 48-Ports Rack-Mountable Gigabit Ethernet Switch:
$100.00

About this productProduct InformationWhat is NETGEAR\'s ProSafe M4100-50-POE+ Managed Switch (GSM7248P)?Intelligent Edge M4100 series consists of 12 fully managed switches ranging from 8-port Fast Ethernet to 50-port Gigabit Ethernet. They are ideal for all organizations considering reliable, affordable and simple access layer switching with CLI scripting, Layer 3 static routing as well as PoE scalability. As a cost-effective component of converged voice, video and data networking solutions, NETGEAR M4100 series delivers a secure, intelligent edge in commercial buildings and large campus LAN environments. PoE (802.3af) and PoE+ (802.3at) versions of M4100 series are perfect for Wireless access points, IP telephony, CCTV and video-surveillance deployments.
Product Product ID (ePID)168513216
Key FeaturesForm FactorRack-MountablePorts Qty48



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