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C9300-24T-E
Cisco Catalyst 9300 Managed Switch, 24x 1G RJ-45 Copper, Mod...
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C9300-24T-E is a Cisco Catalyst 9300 Series managed Layer 3 access switch for 24-port copper edge aggregation in a 1U rack profile. It provides 24 fixed 10/100/1000 RJ-45 data ports, a modular uplink bay, and a Network Essentials software image for foundational campus switching and routed access. The uplink slot ships empty and accepts Cisco Catalyst 9300 network modules for 1G SFP, 10G/1G SFP+, 25G/10G/1G SFP28, 40G QSFP, or multigigabit uplink designs. The switch is a Non-PoE model, which keeps the SKU focused on data endpoints, user access, printers, and local handoffs that do not need inline power. Compared with C9300-24T-A, this model keeps the same 24-port copper hardware profile while using Network Essentials instead of Network Advantage. For buyers standardizing on the 9300 line, the part separates license tier, copper density, and power design in one identifier.
208 Gbps switching capacity delivers line-rate access switching for the built-in copper ports and the selected uplink module. 154.76 Mpps forwarding keeps small-packet traffic moving through the access layer with predictable headroom for routed VLAN boundaries, monitoring, and security policy enforcement. C9300-24T-E uses an x86 CPU complex with 8 GB DRAM and 16 GB flash, giving IOS XE enough local resources for telemetry, image management, and programmable operations. Network Essentials supports switch fundamentals, Routed Access with RIP, EIGRP Stub, and OSPF route limits, plus STP, RSTP, MSTP, LACP, 802.1Q VLANs, QoS, 802.1X, and SNMPv3-based management. A 32000-entry MAC table and hardware IPv6 forwarding help the switch maintain stable endpoint learning while standardizing access policy across copper user segments and uplink handoffs. The 350W AC power supply, optional second internal power supply, and 100 to 240 VAC input range support conventional rack power planning for access closets.
At the enterprise access tier, C9300-24T-E attaches desktops, IP cameras with local injectors, printers, controllers, and other wired devices to a managed copper edge while uplink modules hand traffic toward distribution or core switches. That role suits refresh cycles where teams keep copper endpoint cabling while selecting separate uplink modules for aggregation bandwidth. StackWise-480 support lets as many as eight same-license Catalyst 9300 members operate with one management and control plane, and the 1U chassis fits standard rack rows without consuming extra vertical space. This also helps spare planning, because teams keep one base switch model and vary uplink modules, stack cables, or optics by rack role. ORM Systems supplies this switch new and certified refurbished, with refurbished units tested for port health, stacking behavior, boot stability, and power-supply operation before dispatch. Request a quote for single-unit replacement, staged refresh, or volume purchasing, and align Network Essentials access switching with the budget, lead-time, and lifecycle needs of enterprise buyers.
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C9300-24T-E sits in an access closet where 24 Gigabit RJ-45 endpoint links terminate on a managed Layer 3 switch. The switch carries desktop, printer, controller, and locally powered device traffic into VLANs, applies access policies, and sends northbound traffic through a separately ordered uplink module. Network teams operate the switch through IOS XE tooling and keep the Non-PoE role clear for data-only ports. The result is predictable copper endpoint access with cleaner policy enforcement and troubleshooting at the closet edge.
With a compatible Catalyst 9300 network module installed, C9300-24T-E hands access traffic toward distribution or core switches over the selected uplink speed and media. The base switch preserves 24 copper downlinks while the modular bay supports 1G SFP, 10G/1G SFP+, 25G/10G/1G SFP28, 40G QSFP, or multigigabit designs. Engineers map VLAN trunks, routed links, EtherChannel, and monitoring policies to the uplink plan, creating a controlled aggregation path for copper access traffic without replacing the access switch at each rack location during refresh work.
Several same-license Catalyst 9300 switches form a StackWise-480 access pod when a rack needs more copper ports under one management and control plane. C9300-24T-E contributes 24 data ports, Network Essentials licensing, and a 1U footprint to the stack while separate stack cables provide the back-panel connection. Operations teams standardize IOS XE images, VLAN templates, authentication policy, and uplink modules across the members, reducing switch-by-switch administration for refresh work, spare-unit planning, and access closet consistency while delivering a single managed access domain.
| C9300-24T-E |  C9300L-48PF-4X-E |  C9300-48UB-A |  C9300L-24UXG-2Q-A |  C9300-24UX-E | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Depth | 17.7 in | 12 inches | 12.2 inches | 11.1 inches | 12.74 inches |
| Ethernet Technology | Gigabit Ethernet | 10/100/1000 | 10/100/1000 | 10/100/1000 | 10/100/1000 |
| Flash Memory | 16 GB | 256 MB | 256 MB | 256 MB | 256 MB |
| Form Factor | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-mount | Rack-mount | Rack-mount | Rack-mount |
| Height | 1.73 in | 1.73 inches | 1.73 inches | 1.73 inches | 1.73 inches |
| Manufacturer Part Number | C9300-24T-E | C9300L-48PF-4X-E | C9300-48UB-A | C9300L-24UXG-2Q-A | C9300-24UX-E |
| Media Type Supported | Twisted Pair + Fiber | Twisted Pair | Twisted Pair | Combo | Combo |
| Power Source | AC | AC Power Supply | Redundant Power Supply / AC Power Supply | AC Power Supply | Redundant Power Supply / AC Power Supply |
| Product Type | Network Switch | Switch | Switch | Switch | Switch |
| Rack Units | 1U | 1 RU | 1 RU | 1 RU | 1 RU |
| Switching Capacity | 208 Gbps | 128 Gbps | 1440 Gbps | 160 Gbps | 128 Gbps |
| Weight | 16.03 lb | 26.5 lbs | 28 lbs | 23 lbs | 23.3 lbs |
| Width | 17.5 in | 17.5 inches | 17.5 inches | 17.3 inches | 17.32 inches |
The C9300-24T-E was straightforward to deploy, with stable 1G copper access and familiar IOS XE management for our refresh project.
Good fit for data-only closets. Modular uplinks made it easier to match existing aggregation bandwidth without replacing endpoint cabling.
The switch arrived well packed and tested. Documentation around the selected uplink module mattered more than the base chassis.
Reliable Catalyst 9300 performance for a 24-port access rack, with clean management and no surprises during staging.
ORM Systems quoted the C9300-24T-E with the stack cables and optics we needed, which simplified procurement.
Refurbished unit passed burn-in checks and joined our Catalyst stack cleanly. A practical option for spare inventory.
C9300-24T-E is a Cisco Catalyst 9300 managed access switch with 24 fixed 10/100/1000 RJ-45 data ports and a modular uplink bay. It ships as a Non-PoE, Network Essentials model for enterprise copper access networks that need stackable IOS XE switching, routed access features, and flexible uplink modules selected separately.
The C9300 portion identifies the Cisco Catalyst 9300 Series, 24T identifies a 24-port data-only copper model, and E identifies the Network Essentials software image. For buyers, the important reading is 24 Gigabit copper access ports, modular uplinks, no integrated PoE budget, and the Essentials feature set instead of Network Advantage.
C9300-24T-E is a stackable Layer 3 Ethernet switch, not a router, firewall, wireless access point, or optical transceiver. It sits in the wired LAN switching layer, connects copper endpoints through RJ-45 ports, and uses optional network modules for uplink connectivity to aggregation, distribution, or core switching infrastructure.
C9300-24T-E belongs to the Cisco Catalyst 9300 Series, Cisco's stackable enterprise access switching platform within the Catalyst 9000 family. It is positioned below higher-density 48-port models and PoE variants, while retaining modular uplinks, StackWise-480 support, IOS XE operation, and Network Essentials licensing for standard access deployments.
C9300-24T-E has 24 fixed 10/100/1000 RJ-45 copper data ports. The port count refers to built-in access ports only and excludes the empty modular uplink bay. Buyers needing fiber or higher-speed uplinks choose a compatible Catalyst 9300 network module, such as 1G SFP, 10G/1G SFP+, 25G SFP28, or 40G QSFP options.
C9300-24T-E is specified with 208 Gbps switching capacity and 154.76 Mpps forwarding rate in standalone operation. With stacking, Cisco lists 688 Gbps switching capacity and 511.90 Mpps forwarding. These figures help buyers size the switch for access-layer copper endpoints, routed VLAN boundaries, and uplink traffic handled through separately selected modules.
C9300-24T-E is the Non-PoE data model in the 24-port Catalyst 9300 copper group. It does not provide a PoE or PoE+ budget for powered endpoints, so access points, phones, cameras, or other powered devices need local power, injectors, midspan power, or a PoE sibling such as C9300-24P-E.
C9300-24T-E runs with Network Essentials, which covers switch fundamentals and routed access features such as RIP, EIGRP Stub, and OSPF route support within Cisco's Essentials limits. It also aligns with common access switching functions including VLANs, STP family protocols, LACP, QoS, 802.1X, telemetry visibility, and IOS XE management.
C9300-24T-E is a managed Cisco IOS XE switch. Administrators typically operate it through CLI, SNMP, supported Cisco MIBs, and Cisco management platforms such as Cisco Catalyst Center where the licensing and deployment model fits. The switch also supports standards-based operational models used for inventory, configuration, monitoring, and access-layer troubleshooting.
C9300-24T-E supports Cisco StackWise-480 stacking as part of the modular-uplink Catalyst 9300 family. Cisco lists up to eight C9300 members in a StackWise-480 stack when license levels match. Stacking presents multiple switches through one management and control plane, simplifying port expansion and access-layer resiliency for operational consistency.
C9300-24T-E is used for managed Gigabit copper access where wired endpoints need stable switch ports and central policy control. It suits access closets that connect desktops, printers, controllers, lab benches, local servers, or other RJ-45 devices, while the modular bay lets network teams select uplink speed and media separately for the aggregation path.
C9300-24T-E fits small to midsize access blocks or larger sites that distribute ports across several wiring closets. A single unit provides 24 copper access ports, while StackWise-480 lets matching Catalyst 9300 switches expand the logical access block. Buyers should size the deployment by endpoint count, uplink bandwidth, redundancy needs, and license tier.
C9300-24T-E fits conventional wired LAN workloads that use 1G copper access, including office endpoints, management devices, print services, monitoring appliances, and local application access. It is not the right hardware choice when the switch must directly power PoE endpoints or provide built-in fixed uplinks without ordering a network module.
In an access-layer design, C9300-24T-E terminates copper endpoint links, applies VLAN and security policies, and forwards traffic to distribution switches through the selected uplink module. Network teams can stack same-license Catalyst 9300 switches for one control plane, then use routed access features where Layer 3 boundaries are required.
C9300-24T-E uses the Catalyst 9300 modular uplink slot and supports Cisco Catalyst 9300 network modules such as C9300-NM-4G, C9300-NM-4M, C9300-NM-8X, C9300-NM-2Q, and C9300-NM-2Y. These modules provide 1G SFP, multigigabit, 10G/1G SFP+, 40G QSFP, or 25G/10G/1G SFP28 uplink choices. The module is purchased separately, so quote requests should include the required uplink type.
C9300-24T-E operates with Cisco IOS XE and can be managed through CLI, SNMP-based tools, and Cisco Catalyst Center when the deployment uses Cisco's campus management stack. Cisco also documents Meraki management options for certain Catalyst 9300 models, but buyers should verify the exact operating mode and licensing before ordering.
C9300-24T-E aligns with common Ethernet and access switching standards documented for the Catalyst 9300 family, including IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3ab for 1000BASE-T, IEEE 802.1Q VLANs, IEEE 802.1D Spanning Tree, IEEE 802.1w RSTP, IEEE 802.1s MSTP, IEEE 802.3ad LACP, and SNMPv3 management for access switching interoperability.
Common C9300-24T-E accessories include a Catalyst 9300 network module for uplinks, StackWise-480 cables such as STACK-T1-50CM, appropriate SFP or SFP+ optics for the selected module, power cords, and optional power supplies. Accessory selection should match the uplink design, rack layout, power standard, and stack distance.
C9300-24T-E and C9300-24T-A share the 24-port 1G copper data hardware profile with modular uplinks. The key difference is software tier: C9300-24T-E uses Network Essentials, while C9300-24T-A uses Network Advantage. Advantage is the better fit when advanced routing, segmentation, automation, or SD-Access features are required in production.
C9300-24T-E is the data-only 24-port copper model, while C9300-24P-E is the 24-port PoE+ sibling under Network Essentials. C9300-24T-E fits endpoints with separate power, and C9300-24P-E fits access points, IP phones, cameras, and other powered endpoints that need switch-supplied PoE+. The choice mainly depends on endpoint power architecture and budget.
C9300-24T-E provides 24 fixed 1G copper data ports, while C9300-48T-E provides 48 fixed 1G copper data ports under the same Network Essentials tier. The 24-port model suits smaller access blocks or lower-density racks; the 48-port model suits closets where a single switch must terminate more copper endpoints.
C9300-24T-E uses a modular uplink bay, while C9300L-24T-4X-E uses fixed 4x 10G/1G SFP+ uplinks in the Catalyst 9300L family. The C9300 model provides uplink-module flexibility and StackWise-480, while the C9300L model targets fixed-uplink access designs with StackWise-320. This affects expansion planning, cable selection, and stack bandwidth.
ORM Systems supplies C9300-24T-E as new or certified refurbished hardware when stock is available through its reseller channels. Refurbished units are positioned for buyers replacing failed switches, standardizing spares, or extending a Catalyst 9300 environment while controlling spend. Availability changes by market, condition, quantity, and lead-time requirement.
Buyers should request a quote for C9300-24T-E with the needed condition, quantity, uplink module, optics, power cord, stack cables, and delivery location. A quote-based process is better than a generic list price because Catalyst 9300 supply, refurb grade, accessory bundles, and volume requirements affect the final purchase cost.
C9300-24T-E appears in Cisco Catalyst 9300 ordering information used for this content, but lifecycle status can change by region, software program, and Cisco announcement date. Buyers should verify current end-of-sale, end-of-support, and Smart Net eligibility during quoting, especially when matching spares to an existing network standard.
Lead time for C9300-24T-E depends on condition, quantity, accessory bundle, warehouse location, and testing requirements. ORM Systems can quote available new or refurbished stock, alternatives from the same Catalyst 9300 family, and realistic dispatch options after confirming the buyer's configuration. Fixed delivery dates should come from the formal quote.
Bulk discounts for C9300-24T-E are handled through quote review rather than a fixed public discount. ORM Systems can price multiple units, stack kits, uplink modules, optics, support requirements, and replacement spares together. Volume buying is often useful when refreshing several access closets or building a standardized Catalyst 9300 spare pool.
ORM Systems lists eligible C9300-24T-E units with warranty options that can extend up to 3 years, depending on condition and order terms. Warranty coverage helps buyers source new or refurbished Catalyst switches with clearer risk control, especially when purchasing replacement units, project spares, or hardware outside standard OEM procurement.
Refurbished C9300-24T-E switches should be tested for boot stability, port link status, traffic forwarding, management access, fan operation, power supply health, and stacking behavior before dispatch. That testing is important because access switches carry many endpoint links, and hidden faults can create downtime after installation.
The Catalyst 9300 family lists safety and compliance standards including UL 60950-1, CAN/CSA-C222.2 No. 60950-1, EN 60950-1, IEC 60950-1, AS/NZS 60950.1, IEEE 802.3, FCC Part 15 Class A, EN 55032 Class A, CISPR 32 Class A, and ICES-003 Class A for enterprise access switch deployments.
For first use, C9300-24T-E is racked, powered, cabled to copper endpoints, fitted with any required uplink module, and initialized with IOS XE configuration. Administrators then set management access, VLANs, trunking, routing boundaries, authentication, monitoring, and stack membership before moving production endpoint traffic onto the switch.
C9300-24T-E is ordered with the Network Essentials software image, and Cisco Catalyst or Cisco DNA subscriptions may apply depending on purchase model and feature requirements. Buyers should match the license term and tier to required routing, visibility, automation, and management functions before using the switch in production.
Before installing C9300-24T-E, teams should confirm rack depth, airflow clearance, power cord type, ground connection, uplink module, optics, stack cable length, IOS XE release, configuration backup, and license entitlement. They should also confirm that connected endpoints use separate power when the deployment includes phones, cameras, or access points.
Buyers in the UK can purchase C9300-24T-E through ORM Systems by requesting a quote for the required condition, quantity, accessories, and delivery details. ORM Systems supplies enterprise and commercial IT hardware, including Cisco switching, for replacement, upgrade, spare pool, project-based purchasing needs, and refresh planning.
ORM Systems supports international supply for C9300-24T-E when export, courier, stock, and destination requirements are confirmed during quoting. Buyers should provide delivery country, target condition, quantity, accessory needs, and any compliance paperwork requirements so the quote reflects the correct shipping and handling process for delivery.
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