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C9300-24S-A
Cisco Catalyst 9300 Stackable SFP Switch, 24x 1G SFP Ports,...
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C9300-24S-A is a managed Layer 3 Cisco Catalyst 9300 switch for fiber access and aggregation, built with 24 fixed 1G SFP ports and an empty modular uplink bay rather than fixed uplinks. The bay accepts Catalyst 9300 network modules for SFP, SFP+, SFP28, QSFP, and multigigabit uplink choices, so the uplink mix is selected separately from the base chassis. This non-PoE switch installs as a rack-mount 1U member of the Cisco Catalyst 9300 Series and uses the Network Advantage software image for routed access and segmentation-focused campus designs. A 715W AC default power supply supports chassis operation without allocating PoE power to endpoints. Its fixed SFP layout suits closets where fiber handoff matters more than copper endpoint power. The closest license sibling, C9300-24S-E, uses Network Essentials while keeping the same 24-port 1G SFP hardware profile.
208 Gbps switching capacity supports dense 1G fiber access across the fixed SFP interfaces and the selected uplink module. 154.76 Mpps forwarding rate keeps packet handling aligned with campus access traffic, while 688 Gbps stacked switching capacity supports aggregated designs when the platform is built as a stack. Non-PoE operation keeps the power design focused on switching, optics, fans, and redundant supply planning rather than endpoint power budgets. Static, RIPv1, RIPv2, RIPng, and OSPF routing support routed access designs within the Catalyst 9300 software model. 126.4W maximum measured consumption keeps facilities planning tied to switch load rather than PoE draw. C9300-24S-A also carries 32,000 MAC addresses, 32,000 IPv4 routes, 16,000 IPv6 routing entries, 8 GB DRAM, 16 GB flash, 64,000 Flexible NetFlow entries, 4094 VLAN IDs, 1000 SVIs, and 9198-byte jumbo frames for campus policy and monitoring workloads. A 16-MB packet buffer, 300 PVST instances, and 13,000 STP virtual ports support larger access-layer control-plane designs.
C9300-24S-A sits at the enterprise access or small aggregation tier, connecting 1G fiber uplinks from access switches, media converters, building links, and fiber-served network devices before forwarding northbound traffic through the chosen module. StackWise-480 supports an eight-member stack, and the 1U chassis fits standard rack deployments where shared management and cross-stack uplinks reduce closet complexity. The fiber ports pair with matching 1G SFP optics, while the selected uplink module defines the upstream speed for distribution. ORM Systems supplies this switch new and certified refurbished, with refurbished units checked for boot status, SFP port recognition, power supply health, fan operation, and physical condition. Request a quote for the switch, matching modules, optics, power options, and stack accessories, with volume pricing available for enterprise refreshes and multi-site rollouts. ORM Systems supports volume buyers with matched configurations for staged closet builds, spare pools, and repeat campus orders.
C9300-24S-A price is $6,200.00, a 76.1% saving from the Cisco list price of $25,992.00. C9300-24S-A is in stock and available for next-day dispatch. (terms applied)
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C9300-24S-A sits in an access closet and terminates fiber runs on 24 1G SFP ports from access switches, media converters, building links, and fiber-served network devices. Engineers map VLANs, routed interfaces, ACLs, and authentication policy to those SFP handoffs, then reserve the modular uplink bay for the distribution path. The Network Advantage image places advanced routing and segmentation functions at the fiber edge. The result is a controlled fiber access point with consistent policy applied before traffic moves upstream.
The switch operates at the access edge and presents aggregated 1G SFP traffic to distribution through a selected Catalyst 9300 network module. Engineers match C9300-NM-4G, C9300-NM-8X, C9300-NM-2Q, or C9300-NM-2Y to the upstream port speed, optics, and fiber plant, then configure trunks, routed links, or EtherChannel. C9300-24S-A keeps 24 fiber downlinks separate from modular uplink selection during refresh planning. The result is a cleaner access-to-distribution design with uplink bandwidth matched to the campus architecture while preserving existing fiber access cabling and optics.
Several compatible Catalyst 9300 switches form a StackWise-480 block when a site needs more 1G fiber ports under one management plane. C9300-24S-A contributes 24 SFP ports per member, while the stack centralizes configuration, image management, monitoring, and cross-stack uplink planning. Engineers standardize stack cables, power supplies, optics, software releases, and uplink modules before adding members to the closet. The result is higher fiber port density with simpler operations and a single logical switch across maintenance windows and future port additions.
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| Depth | 488 mm | 11.5 inches | 12.0 inches | 12.9 inches | 449 mm |
| Ethernet Technology | Gigabit Ethernet | 10/100/1000 | 10/100/1000 | 10/100/1000 | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Form Factor | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-mount | Rack-mount | Rack-mount | Rack-Mount 1U |
| Height | 43 mm | 1.75 inches | 1.75 inches | 1.73 inches | 44 mm |
| Manufacturer Part Number | C9300-24S-A | C9300-24U-E | C9300L-48PF-4X-10A | C9300L-48UXG-4X-A | C9300L-48T-4X-A |
| Media Type Supported | Fiber | Combo | Twisted Pair | Twisted Pair | Twisted Pair / Fiber |
| Memory | 8 GB DRAM / 16 GB Flash | 4 GB | 4 GB | 4 GB | 8 GB DRAM / 16 GB Flash |
| Power Consumption | 126.4W | 40 W | 370 W | 250W | 88.72W |
| Power Source | AC | AC Power Supply | AC Power Supply | AC Power Supply | AC |
| Product Type | Network Switch | Switch | Switch | Switch | Network Switch |
| Rack Units | 1U | 1 RU | 1 RU | 1 RU | 1U |
| Switching Capacity | 208 Gbps | 128 Gbps | 128 Gbps | 480 Gbps | 176 Gbps |
| Weight | 7.64 kg | 18 lbs | 31.9 lbs | 24 lbs | 7.0 kg |
| Width | 444 mm | 17.5 inches | 17.5 inches | 17.5 inches | 445 mm |
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Cisco C9300-24S-A is a Catalyst 9300 Series stackable fiber access switch with 24 fixed 1G SFP ports, modular uplinks, and the Network Advantage license level. It is built for enterprise campus and branch switching where fiber handoff, Layer 3 services, and stack-based operations are required in a 1U access or aggregation role.
C9300 identifies the Cisco Catalyst 9300 Series, 24S indicates 24 one-gigabit SFP ports, and A indicates the Network Advantage software level. The SKU separates this fiber model from copper 24-port versions such as C9300-24T-A and from the Network Essentials sibling, C9300-24S-E, for procurement and refresh planning.
C9300-24S-A is a managed, stackable enterprise switch, not an optical transceiver or standalone router. Its 24 SFP ports accept compatible 1G optics for fiber links, while Cisco IOS XE provides switching, routing, segmentation, automation, and monitoring functions expected from the Catalyst 9300 access switching platform.
C9300-24S-A sits in the Cisco Catalyst 9300 modular uplink family, above fixed-uplink Catalyst 9300L models and below newer Catalyst 9300X fiber platforms for higher-speed access designs. It is a 1G SFP fiber model with Network Advantage, making it suitable for routed access and fiber aggregation roles.
C9300-24S-A provides 24 fixed 1G SFP ports for fiber or SFP-based copper transceiver connections. The switch also has a modular uplink slot, so uplink ports are selected through a separately ordered Cisco Catalyst 9300 network module rather than being fixed into the base chassis during project scoping.
C9300-24S-A supports 208 Gbps switching capacity and 154.76 Mpps forwarding rate as a standalone C9300-24S model. With stacking, Cisco lists 688 Gbps switching capacity and 511.90 Mpps forwarding rate, which fits access-layer fiber aggregation where several switches operate as one logical system during closet expansion planning.
C9300-24S-A does not provide PoE because its downlink ports are 1G SFP fiber ports rather than copper powered Ethernet ports. Buyers needing powered endpoint ports should compare copper PoE models such as C9300-24P-A, while C9300-24S-A fits fiber handoff, uplink aggregation, and SFP-based access designs in campus infrastructure.
C9300-24S-A runs Cisco IOS XE with the Network Advantage license level, so it is used for advanced enterprise switching and routed access designs. Typical deployments use VLANs, trunks, EtherChannel, ACLs, routing protocols, segmentation, telemetry, and policy features supported by the Catalyst 9300 software train under controlled change processes.
C9300-24S-A is managed through Cisco IOS XE using CLI, WebUI, SNMP, NETCONF, RESTCONF, gNMI, and Cisco Catalyst Center workflows. Network teams commonly standardize templates, telemetry, image management, configuration backups, assurance checks, lifecycle tracking, policy operations, and operational reporting across Catalyst 9300 stacks for consistent access-layer operations.
C9300-24S-A supports Cisco StackWise-480 as part of the Catalyst 9300 modular uplink family. Up to eight compatible C9300 switches operate as one stack with dedicated stack cables, shared management, cross-stack EtherChannel designs, and coordinated software operations across the access block during routine network operations and planned maintenance windows.
C9300-24S-A is used for enterprise fiber access, small aggregation blocks, and distribution handoff points that require 24 one-gigabit SFP interfaces. It works well where switch-to-switch links, building fiber, media-converter handoffs, or fiber-connected access devices need Catalyst 9300 policy, routing, and stack operations without changing copper endpoint cabling.
C9300-24S-A fits campus closets, branch sites, and aggregation points that need a moderate density of 1G fiber interfaces. A single unit handles 24 SFP links, while StackWise-480 allows multiple compatible switches to scale under one management plane without adding separate management domains or separate switch identities.
C9300-24S-A suits routed access, fiber aggregation, secure VLAN segmentation, policy-controlled campus access, monitoring, and resilient switch-to-switch connectivity. The 24x 1G SFP design favors fiber transport and infrastructure handoff rather than direct copper endpoint power, which keeps the SKU focused on network-side connectivity in campus infrastructure designs.
C9300-24S-A is commonly used at an access-to-distribution handoff when 1G SFP downlinks need modular higher-speed uplinks. Engineers select C9300-NM-4G, C9300-NM-8X, C9300-NM-2Q, or C9300-NM-2Y modules according to the upstream design, optics, fiber plant, and bandwidth plan for resilient northbound connectivity and growth across redundant distribution paths.
C9300-24S-A works with Cisco Catalyst 9300 modular uplink options such as C9300-NM-4G, C9300-NM-4M, C9300-NM-8X, C9300-NM-2Q, and C9300-NM-2Y. The network module is not part of the base port count, so ordering should match the intended 1G, 10G, 25G, 40G, or multigigabit uplink design during bill-of-materials planning.
C9300-24S-A uses compatible 1G SFP transceivers in its 24 downlink ports, with fiber type, wavelength, connector, and reach selected for the installed cabling plant. Common designs use Cisco SFP optics for multimode or single-mode fiber, while higher-speed uplink optics depend on the chosen C9300 network module.
C9300-24S-A integrates with Cisco IOS XE, Cisco Catalyst Center, Cisco Smart Licensing, Cisco Identity Services Engine, Cisco Secure Network Analytics, and standard Catalyst 9000 operational workflows. The switch also supports Catalyst 9300 stacking and StackPower designs when the required stack and power cables are installed.
C9300-24S-A deployments commonly use IEEE 802.1Q VLANs, 802.1X access control, EtherChannel, Spanning Tree variants, routing protocols, SNMP, NETCONF, RESTCONF, gNMI, Flexible NetFlow, and MACsec where supported by design and licensing. These standards help the switch fit existing Cisco and multivendor enterprise networks for operations and audit reporting.
C9300-24S-A and C9300-24S-E share the same 24x 1G SFP hardware profile, modular uplink architecture, StackWise-480 support, and 715W default power supply. The difference is licensing: C9300-24S-A ships with Network Advantage, while C9300-24S-E ships with Network Essentials for more basic switching requirements without changing optics or cabling.
C9300-24S-A provides 24 one-gigabit SFP ports, while C9300-48S-A doubles the fiber access density to 48 one-gigabit SFP ports under the same Network Advantage tier. C9300-24S-A suits smaller fiber closets or lower-density aggregation, while C9300-48S-A fits larger fiber distribution points under the same operations model and license tier.
C9300-24S-A is the 24-port 1G SFP fiber model, while C9300-24T-A is the 24-port copper data model. Both are Catalyst 9300 modular uplink switches with Network Advantage, but C9300-24S-A is selected for fiber handoffs and C9300-24T-A is selected for RJ-45 copper access with different media requirements.
C9300-24S-A provides 24 one-gigabit SFP ports in the Catalyst 9300 family, while C9300X-24Y-A moves to 24 1/10/25G SFP28 downlink ports and StackWise-1T. C9300-24S-A remains appropriate for 1G fiber access, while C9300X-24Y-A fits higher-speed fiber refresh plans and future aggregation needs.
C9300-24S-A is commonly sourced through enterprise hardware resellers in new, refurbished, and surplus conditions, subject to live channel availability. ORM Systems can quote available condition options for buyers who need factory-sealed stock, cost-controlled refurbished units, or matched units for an existing Catalyst 9300 deployment across refresh projects.
C9300-24S-A pricing is typically quote-based because condition, license bundle, included network module, optics, warranty length, and order quantity affect the final cost. ORM Systems provides SKU-specific pricing for the switch and related accessories so buyers can compare new, refurbished, and bulk purchasing options before purchase approval.
C9300-24S-A does not have a broadly published Cisco hardware end-of-sale notice in the standard Catalyst 9300 EOL listing at the time of writing. Buyers should still confirm lifecycle status before purchasing, because Cisco lifecycle notices are SKU-specific and software or license notices differ from hardware notices.
C9300-24S-A lead time depends on live stock, selected condition, test requirements, accessories, and destination. Refurbished units may ship faster when already tested, while factory-sealed or project quantities can require distributor sourcing, license checks, and staged dispatch planning before delivery for staged migration windows.
Bulk pricing is often available for C9300-24S-A when multiple switches, optics, network modules, power supplies, or stack cables are ordered together. ORM Systems can quote volume pricing for standardization projects, closet refreshes, spares pools, staged rollouts, or repeated branch deployments across several sites.
ORM Systems offers warranty options for C9300-24S-A according to product condition and quotation terms, including extended warranty coverage where available. Buyers should align warranty length with deployment criticality, spare strategy, operational continuity, and whether the unit is being purchased as new, refurbished, or replacement stock.
Refurbished C9300-24S-A units should be tested for boot status, port recognition, SFP detection, stack interfaces, fan and power supply health, software image condition, and physical integrity before dispatch. ORM Systems can supply tested refurbished hardware for buyers who need reliable Catalyst 9300 spares or rollout stock.
C9300-24S-A is covered by Cisco Catalyst 9300 Series regulatory compliance and safety documentation, and it operates within enterprise Ethernet standards used by the Catalyst 9000 platform. Buyers with audit requirements should match the switch, power supply, optics, region-specific compliance documents, and procurement rules during bid review.
C9300-24S-A is initially configured through Cisco IOS XE using console access, WebUI, or automated provisioning workflows. Network teams normally set management addressing, admin credentials, software image level, licensing, VLANs, trunks, routing, uplink module interfaces, NTP, SNMP or telemetry, and baseline security controls before production handoff.
C9300-24S-A includes the Network Advantage perpetual license level, and Cisco Catalyst 9300 ordering normally requires a Cisco Catalyst or Cisco DNA subscription term license at configuration time. Smart Licensing should be planned before deployment so entitlement, renewals, and Catalyst Center functions match the intended network design.
C9300-24S-A deployments commonly require compatible SFP optics, fiber patch leads, a selected C9300 network module for uplinks, rack mounting hardware, power cords, optional secondary power supply, and StackWise-480 cables when stacking is planned. The exact accessory list should follow the uplink speed, fiber reach, and resilience design.
C9300-24S-A can be purchased in the UK through ORM Systems as an enterprise Cisco hardware reseller. UK buyers can request pricing for the base switch, matching uplink modules, optics, power options, warranty terms, deployment quantities, and lead time expectations under one quotation for project approval and purchasing review.
ORM Systems supports international enquiries for C9300-24S-A, with shipping options dependent on stock location, destination, customs requirements, product condition, and order contents. International buyers should include required accessories, preferred condition, target lead time, delivery country, invoice details, consignee information, and export documentation needs for accurate freight planning.