Extreme Networks 4220 24-Port 1G/10G SFP+ Switch
The Extreme Networks 4220 24-Port 1G/10G switch is engineered for organizations requiring high-performance network infrastructure with flexible port configurations. This managed switch delivers exceptional bandwidth for data-intensive environments, featuring 24 ports with 30W SFP+ connectivity. Ideal for enterprise data centers, campus networks, and service providers, the 4220-24P-4X ensures reliable, speedy data transfer between connected devices while maintaining cost-effective operations. As part of the stackable Extreme 4000 Series, this switch scales seamlessly to meet growing network demands.
Key Features
- 24 ports with 1G/10G dual-speed capability for flexible connectivity
- 30W SFP+ interface supporting high-bandwidth uplinks
- Stackable architecture for simplified management and scalability
- Part of Extreme 4000 Series access switch family
- High-utility design optimized for data-intensive applications
- Enterprise-grade reliability and performance
- TAA-compliant for government and regulated procurement
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Extreme Networks Inc |
| Model |
4220-24P-4X-TAA |
| Port Configuration |
24 ports (1G/10G) |
| SFP+ Interface |
30W power consumption |
| Switch Type |
Managed, Stackable Access Switch |
| Series |
Extreme 4000 Series |
| Compliance |
TAA (Trade Agreements Act) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 1G/10G managed switch used for?
A 1G/10G managed switch provides flexible connectivity for enterprise networks, supporting both gigabit and 10-gigabit connections. The Extreme Networks 4220 enables organizations to mix legacy 1G devices with modern 10G infrastructure, optimizing bandwidth allocation across data centers and campus environments.
How does the 24-port SFP+ switch improve network performance?
The 24-port SFP+ configuration in the 4220-24P-4X delivers high-density connectivity with 30W power efficiency. This enables speedy data transfer between connected devices while reducing operational costs compared to traditional copper-based alternatives.
Is the Extreme Networks 4220 stackable?
Yes, the 4220 is a stackable access switch within the Extreme 4000 Series, allowing multiple units to be managed as a single logical device. This architecture simplifies network management and provides seamless scalability for growing infrastructure needs.
What does TAA compliance mean for this switch?
TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliance ensures the Extreme Networks 4220-24P-4X-TAA meets U.S. government procurement standards, making it eligible for federal, state, and local government contracts and regulated purchasing environments.
