Extreme Networks 4220 24 Port Stackable Multigig Switch
The Extreme Networks 4220 multigig switch is purpose-built for organizations requiring high-density wired and Power over Ethernet (PoE) deployments in modern enterprise networks. This cloud-managed stackable switch delivers 24 multigigabit access ports with integrated PoE capabilities, making it ideal for dense user environments, IoT deployments, and bandwidth-intensive applications. With ExtremeCloud IQ management integration and optional redundant power supply support, the 4220 ensures reliable, scalable network infrastructure for growing businesses.
Key Features
- 24 multigigabit PoE access ports for high-density deployments
- Cloud-managed via ExtremeCloud IQ platform for simplified operations
- Stackable architecture for seamless network expansion
- High-speed uplink and stack ports for backbone connectivity
- Optional external redundant power supply support for enhanced reliability
- Enterprise-grade security and network management capabilities
- TAA-compliant for government and regulated procurement
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Extreme Networks Inc |
| Part Number |
4220-4MW-20P-4X-TAA |
| Product Series |
Extreme Networks 4220 |
| Access Ports |
24 x Multigigabit PoE |
| Uplink/Stack Ports |
High-speed connectivity |
| Management |
ExtremeCloud IQ, Extreme Networks platforms |
| Power Options |
Integrated PSU with optional external redundant power |
| Compliance |
TAA (Trade Agreements Act) |
| Use Case |
Enterprise access layer, PoE-intensive environments |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a multigigabit PoE switch used for?
A multigigabit PoE switch like the Extreme Networks 4220 powers and connects multiple devices simultaneously—including IP phones, wireless access points, security cameras, and IoT sensors—while delivering high-speed data transmission across your network infrastructure.
How does cloud-managed switching improve network operations?
Cloud-managed switches via ExtremeCloud IQ provide centralized visibility, automated policy deployment, and remote management capabilities, reducing operational overhead and enabling faster troubleshooting across distributed network environments.
Why choose a stackable switch for enterprise networks?
Stackable switches like the 4220 allow you to combine multiple units into a single logical system, simplifying management, reducing cabling complexity, and enabling non-disruptive expansion as your network grows.
What does redundant power supply support mean?
Optional external redundant power supply support ensures continuous network operation by providing automatic failover if the primary power source fails, critical for mission-critical network infrastructure.
