Business Network Switches for Reliable, Scalable Connectivity

We assess your users, connected devices, network architecture, bandwidth, PoE needs, uplinks and future expansion to identify suitable switch specifications and quantities.

Business and enterprise switches selected according to your port density, performance, management features and deployment environment.

Rack mounting, power connections, patching, uplink connections and physical deployment in racks, cabinets and suitable locations.

VLANs, trunk ports, access ports, uplinks, management access, Layer 2/Layer 3 functions and other requirements configured to the network design.

Power over Ethernet switching for wireless access points, IP phones, CCTV cameras, access-control devices and other network-powered endpoints.

Managed switching platforms providing greater visibility, configuration control, VLAN support, monitoring and administration.

Fiber and high-speed uplinks connecting access, distribution, server and network infrastructure across floors, buildings and zones.

Replace aging switches, increase port capacity, upgrade network speeds or migrate to newer platforms while minimizing disruption.

Basic plug-and-play Ethernet connectivity with limited configuration — suitable for simple network environments.

Configuration and monitoring capabilities including VLANs, traffic management, port controls and administration.

Ethernet switching within local network segments, supporting VLANs, MAC address learning and access/trunk configurations.

Routing functions in addition to switching — suitable for certain distribution and campus network architectures.

Provide both network connectivity and electrical power to compatible devices over Ethernet cabling.

Optical connectivity for longer-distance links and high-speed uplinks between racks, floors, buildings and data-center environments.

Standard high-speed Ethernet connectivity suited to most everyday business endpoints.

Higher bandwidth for servers, workstations, storage and uplinks that outgrow standard Gigabit connectivity.

Connect end-user and edge devices to the network — deployed close to workstations, IP phones and wireless access points.

Aggregate traffic from multiple access switches, providing routing, policy and network aggregation depending on the architecture.

Operate at the center of larger environments, providing high-capacity connectivity between major network segments and infrastructure.

How many devices need wired connectivity today, and how many additional ports may be required as the business grows.

Appropriate Ethernet speeds for endpoints and servers, with uplinks sized for connecting access switches to distribution or core infrastructure.

Calculating required PoE capacity and per-port power for access points, IP phones, cameras and other compatible devices.

Separate network segments for departments, voice, guest access, CCTV, access control, servers or other devices.

Whether basic switching or additional routing capabilities are appropriate for the architecture.

Fiber uplinks for inter-floor, inter-building or high-speed infrastructure connections.

Managed switches provide greater control and visibility, managed locally, centrally or through supported cloud platforms.

Redundant uplinks, switch stacking or multiple paths for critical environments, sized for expected growth.

PoE, voice VLANs, QoS, uplink connectivity and IP PBX connectivity aligned with your VoIP architecture.

PoE switching for IP cameras, NVRs and access-control devices, with switch capacity and PoE budget considered for larger surveillance environments.

PoE connectivity, high-speed uplinks, VLAN support and redundant paths so access points have the wired backbone they need.

Compact managed or unmanaged switches with appropriate port capacity and PoE support.

Managed switching, VLANs, higher uplink capacity and additional expansion capacity.

Structured access, distribution and core switching architectures.

Switching for wireless access points, CCTV, scanners, IoT devices and other operational equipment.

Switches for POS systems, cameras, access points, digital signage and other connected devices.

Switching for guest Wi-Fi, IP phones, CCTV, access control and operational systems.

Switching for classrooms, access points, administrative systems, security devices and AV infrastructure.

Structured wired connectivity for users, systems, communications and connected equipment, subject to technical and compliance requirements.