Networking & Switching

Cisco Switches

Cisco switches are a reliable way to connect and manage equipment in enterprise, business and data center networks.
Cisco switches come in many series and models that differ in port count, speed, PoE, management features and capabilities.

Cisco switch families and series

Cisco switches come in the Catalyst, Nexus and Meraki families for a wide range of enterprise, business and data center networks. To buy a Cisco switch, first choose the series that fits your network architecture and needs, then compare models by specifications, features and price.

Cisco Catalyst family

Cisco Catalyst family

Cisco Catalyst is one of Cisco's best-known switch families for enterprise networks. These products are used at different network layers and in Access, Distribution and Core scenarios.

Models
  • Catalyst 1000
  • Catalyst 9200
  • Catalyst 9300
  • Catalyst 9400
  • Catalyst 9500
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Cisco Nexus family

Cisco Nexus family

The Cisco Nexus family is designed for data center networks and is used in infrastructures that need high capacity, high speed, reliability and advanced traffic management.

Models
  • Nexus 3000
  • Nexus 5000
  • Nexus 7000
  • Nexus 9000
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Cisco Meraki family

Cisco Meraki family

Cisco Meraki is a family of network equipment built around simple, cloud-based management. Meraki switches suit organizations and businesses that value simple, centralized management as well as network performance.

Models
  • MS120
  • MS125
  • MS130
  • MS210
  • MS225
  • MS250
  • MS350
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Why Cisco switches?

Thanks to their wide product range and advanced management, security and networking features, Cisco switches are used in a great many network infrastructures. Depending on the series and model, network administrators get features such as VLAN, QoS, PoE, port security, Link Aggregation, centralized management, Layer 3 and monitoring.

This range means the Cisco portfolio has options for a wide variety of needs, from small networks and branch offices to enterprise networks and data centers.

Buying a Cisco switch

If you plan to buy a Cisco switch, first choose the series that fits how your network is used, then compare the models in that series by port count, speed, PoE, uplink type, management features and other specifications.

On this page you can browse Cisco switches by family and series and, by checking each product's specifications, choose the right option for your network infrastructure.

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