This Cisco Nexus 9372TX is perfect for data center professionals who need high-performance Layer 3 switch capabilities with advanced networking features. Our Nexus 9300 series delivers:
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48 ports of 10GBASE-T connectivity for maximum density
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Data center optimized performance with ultra-low latency
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Cisco 10 gig switch technology with 18 QSFP 40GbE uplink ports
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Server rack network switch design for seamless integration
Key Features
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Advanced Layer 3 switching with comprehensive routing protocols
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48 ports of 10GBASE-T for high-density connectivity
- Compatible with data center environments requiring low-latency performance
- Optimized server rack network switch for enterprise deployments
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Fiber ethernet switches capability with QSFP 40GbE uplink modules
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer |
Cisco Systems, Inc |
| Model Number |
N9K-C9372TX-B18Q |
| Type |
Layer 3 Switch |
| Port Configuration |
48 x 10GBASE-T ports + 18 QSFP 40GbE ports |
| Form Factor |
Rack-mountable 1U design |
| Performance |
High-throughput data center optimized switching |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes the Nexus 9372TX ideal for data center environments?
A: The Nexus 9372TX provides ultra-low latency Layer 3 switching with advanced buffer architecture, making it perfect for high-performance data center applications requiring consistent throughput.
Q: How many 10GBASE-T connections can this switch support?
A: This cisco 10 gig switch features 48 ports of 10GBASE-T connectivity plus 18 QSFP 40GbE uplink ports. The high-density design maximizes rack space efficiency.
Q: Is this switch suitable for server rack deployment?
A: Absolutely. The 1U server rack network switch form factor is specifically designed for standard 19-inch racks — perfect for enterprise data center and server room installations.
Q: What uplink options are available with the Nexus 9372TX?
A: The switch includes 18 QSFP ports supporting 40GbE connectivity, providing flexible uplink options for data center spine connections and high-bandwidth aggregation.
