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UnManaged SMB Switches
HPE SMB unmanaged switches are an affordable Line of fast ethernet and Gigabit switches that require zero administration, are plug-and-play, affordable to own, reliable to operate and require minimal IT expertise and resources.
Managed SMB Switches
HPE SMB managed switches utilise an intuitive web-based interface for configuration and offer features like virtual LANs, link aggregation and static routing and access control lists (only certain Models). They are simple to manage, affordable to own and reliable to operate.
Aruba Access Switches
Aruba switches deliver the performance required for mobile-first campus applications, offer a secure, integrated wired foundation and are easy to set-up and manage. Features include multi-Gigabit ethernet ports powered with HPE smart rate technology making your network scalable and easily able to handle technologies like 802.11ac wave 2.
FlexNetwork Access Switches
HPE Flexnetwork access switches provide scalable core solutions with the performance, security and manageability to quickly aggregate data and increase user collaboration. They deliver outstanding resiliency, security, multiservice support for medium and large enterprise networks and the flexibility of wireless aggregation with HPE smart rate multi-Gigabit technology.
FlexNetwork Core Switches
HPE Flexnetwork series core switches feature the 7500 and 10500 Models. The 7500 series being ideal for integrated services networks and are deployable in multiple network environments, Including the enterprise LAN core, aggregation layer, and wiring closet edge. The 10500 series is designed for enterprise campus core networks and sets a new benchmark for performance, reliability, and scalability with next-Generation clos architecture.
FlexNetwork Core Switches
Next-Generation modular data centre core switches take advantage of, and are fully interoperable with, open industry standards. They deliver unprecedented levels of performance for the evolving needs of private and public cloud deployments and serve traditional data centre environments, as well as the demands of web-scale data centres with open and software-defined infrastructures.