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MS425-32-HW
Cisco Meraki MS425 Aggregation Switch, 32x 10G SFP+, 2x 40G...
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MS425-32-HW is a cloud-managed Layer 3 aggregation switch built around fixed fiber connectivity for Meraki campus and data center networks. It provides thirty-two 10 Gigabit SFP+ switching ports and two fixed 40 Gigabit QSFP+ uplink or stacking ports, with no modular uplink bay and no PoE delivery. The chassis installs as a 1U rack-mount member of the Cisco Meraki MS425 series and is managed through the Meraki Dashboard rather than local CLI-led operation. Because its data-plane ports are fiber slots rather than RJ-45 copper access ports, downstream connectivity depends on supported optics or DAC cabling selected for each link. Hardware design includes a dedicated RJ45 management interface, dual hot-swappable power supplies, and three hot-swappable fans for service access in aggregation cabinets. MS425-16-HW is the closest sibling in the same series; it differs by port density, using 16 10GbE SFP+ ports while this model uses 32.
800 Gbps switching capacity supports high-density 10G aggregation between access, server, and core-facing fiber links. 595.2 Mpps forwarding rate aligns with the documented switching fabric under the standard 64-byte line-rate calculation. 160 Gbps stacking bandwidth supports designs that use the QSFP+ ports for stack connectivity instead of upstream handoff. OSPF-capable Layer 3 switching, IPv4 and IPv6 ACLs, 802.1Q VLAN tagging, 802.1X authentication, DHCP snooping, Dynamic ARP Inspection, SNMP, syslog, and remote packet capture place routing, segmentation, access control, and troubleshooting inside the Meraki operating model. Jumbo-frame planning uses the MS425 maximum MTU of 9416 bytes, with Dashboard configuration using the adjusted 9394-byte value after Ethernet headers and FCS are included. Operating conditions cover 0°C to 40°C and 5% to 95% humidity, keeping the platform within standard conditioned rack-room limits. MS425-32-HW also includes a dedicated management interface, automatic firmware upgrades, warm spare capability, 100-240V AC input, 98W idle draw, and 136W maximum power consumption.
MS425-32-HW occupies aggregation or distribution tiers where Meraki access switches, 10G server-facing switches, security appliances, and upstream core devices meet over fiber. Stack designs use the two 40G QSFP+ ports and 160 Gbps stack bandwidth, while the 1U rack format keeps the platform aligned with standard cabinet layouts. Order planning should match each 10G and 40G path to Meraki-supported SFP+ or QSFP+ optics, because transceivers determine fiber reach and connector fit. ORM Systems supplies this switch in new and certified refurbished condition, tests refurbished units for port recognition, management readiness, fan operation, power stability, serial status, and physical condition, and supports direct quotation for hardware, MS400 Large licensing, optics, cables, and spares. Enterprise and volume buyers receive condition clarity, accessory matching, warranty options up to three years, and sourcing support for installed-base expansion, like-for-like replacement, cold-spare planning, or multisite Meraki standardization.
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MS425-32-HW sits at the campus distribution layer and terminates 10G SFP+ uplinks from Meraki access switches across wiring closets. Engineers map downstream VLAN trunks, routed interfaces, and ACL policy in the Meraki Dashboard, then use the two 40G QSFP+ ports for upstream handoff or stack connectivity. The 32-port 10G density lets one aggregation pair collect repeated access-layer uplinks without mixing copper access switching into the design. The network gains a cloud-managed 10G distribution point with clear upstream capacity planning and stable growth.
The switch occupies a server access aggregation role where 10G SFP+ links from server-facing switches, storage networks, or service appliances converge before traffic moves northbound. MS425-32-HW presents 32 fiber 10G ports for dense handoff and reserves the two 40G QSFP+ ports for upstream aggregation or stack links. Network teams configure VLAN trunks, routed interfaces, OSPF, and ACLs in the Meraki Dashboard according to the data center boundary. The result is consolidated 10G server-side connectivity with predictable managed 40G egress capacity.
MS425-32-HW operates as a Layer 3 routing boundary between 10G access blocks and upstream core, firewall, or WAN edge devices. Engineers place SVIs, OSPF adjacencies, IPv4 or IPv6 ACLs, DHCP snooping, and Dynamic ARP Inspection at the aggregation layer while retaining Dashboard monitoring and remote packet capture. The dedicated management interface keeps operational access separate from production fiber links. The deployment creates a controlled Meraki aggregation boundary where segmentation, routing visibility, and troubleshooting sit in one unified cloud-managed operations plane.
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| MS425-32-HW |  MS250-48FP-HW |  MS250-48P-HW |  MS425-16-HW |  MS390-48P-HW | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Depth | 525 mm | 519 mm | 478 mm | 487 mm | 449 mm |
| Ethernet Technology | 10 Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | 10 Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Form Factor | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U |
| Height | 44 mm | 44 mm | 43.8 mm | 44 mm | 44 mm |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MS425-32-HW | MS250-48FP-HW | MS250-48P-HW | MS425-16-HW | MS390-48P-HW |
| Media Type Supported | Fiber | Twisted Pair / Fiber | Twisted Pair / Fiber | Fiber | Twisted Pair / Fiber |
| Power Consumption | 136W | 882W | 480W | 136W | 555W |
| Power Source | AC | AC | AC | AC | AC |
| Product Type | Network Switch | Network Switch | Network Switch | Network Switch | Network Switch |
| Rack Units | 1U | 1U | 1U | 1U | 1U |
| Switching Capacity | 800 Gbps | 176 Gbps | 176 Gbps | 480 Gbps | 256 Gbps |
| Weight | 6.35 kg | 5.82 kg | 5.61 kg | 6.2 kg | 7.59 kg |
| Width | 483 mm | 485 mm | 484.6 mm | 484 mm | 445 mm |
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MS425-32-HW is a Cisco Meraki MS425-32 Layer 3 aggregation switch for 10G fiber networks. It provides 32 10GbE SFP+ ports, 2 40GbE QSFP+ uplink or stacking ports, and a dedicated management interface. The model is cloud managed through the Cisco Meraki Dashboard and is commonly placed above access switches or server-facing 10G links.
MS425-32-HW identifies the hardware appliance in the Cisco Meraki MS425 aggregation switch family. MS refers to Meraki switching, 425 identifies the 10G aggregation series, 32 indicates the 32-port model, and HW distinguishes the physical switch hardware from licensing SKUs or accessories. Ordering teams use MS425-32-HW when sourcing the switch chassis.
Cisco Meraki MS425-32-HW is a cloud-managed Layer 3 fiber aggregation switch, not an access switch, router, firewall, or PoE endpoint switch. Its front-panel connectivity is built around 10GbE SFP+ fiber and 40GbE QSFP+ uplinks or stacking, making it suitable for aggregation roles where multiple high-speed access or distribution links converge.
MS425-32-HW sits in the Meraki MS400 aggregation range between lower-speed MS410 fiber aggregation switches and higher-bandwidth MS450 40G aggregation switches. It is the denser MS425 model, offering 32 10GbE SFP+ ports compared with the 16-port MS425-16-HW, while retaining 40GbE QSFP+ uplink or stacking ports. It is built for 10G fiber aggregation.
MS425-32-HW has 32 10GbE SFP+ ports for fiber aggregation, 2 40GbE QSFP+ ports for uplinks or stacking, and 1 dedicated RJ45 management interface. The 10G ports accept supported SFP+ optics or DAC options, while the QSFP+ ports provide higher-speed northbound links or stack connectivity depending on the campus or data center design.
MS425-32-HW provides 800 Gbps switching capacity and 160 Gbps stacking bandwidth in the Cisco Meraki MS425 specification. That capacity aligns with its role as a 32-port 10G aggregation switch, where many SFP+ links converge before traffic moves toward a core, firewall block, WAN edge, or higher-speed aggregation tier.
MS425-32-HW does not provide PoE or PoE+ because it is a fiber aggregation switch with SFP+ and QSFP+ interfaces rather than copper access ports. PoE requirements remain at the access layer on compatible Meraki access switches, while MS425-32-HW aggregates those switch uplinks through 10G fiber and 40G uplink or stacking connections.
MS425-32-HW supports Layer 3 switching including OSPF, plus Meraki switching features such as 802.1Q VLAN tagging, IPv4 and IPv6 ACL support, 802.1X authentication, Dynamic ARP Inspection, DHCP snooping, broadcast storm control, SNMP, and syslog integration. These features suit aggregation designs that need routed boundaries, segmentation, and centralized operational visibility.
MS425-32-HW is managed through the Cisco Meraki Dashboard, giving network teams centralized configuration, monitoring, firmware upgrades, packet capture tools, client visibility, and alerting. The switch also includes a dedicated management interface for out-of-band management design. This cloud-managed model is a key distinction from traditional CLI-centric aggregation platforms.
MS425-32-HW supports stacking through its 2 40GbE QSFP+ uplink or stacking ports, with 160 Gbps maximum stacking bandwidth listed for the MS425-32. Stacking lets compatible MS425 switches operate as a coordinated aggregation block, while the Meraki Dashboard handles stack creation, monitoring, firmware management, and port-level configuration.
MS425-32-HW is used for 10G fiber aggregation in Meraki-managed campus, core-adjacent, and server access designs. It collects uplinks from access switches, network services, or 10G server-facing switches and forwards traffic toward upstream distribution or core devices through 40G QSFP+ links. The Layer 3 feature set also supports routed aggregation boundaries.
MS425-32-HW fits environments that need more than a small number of 10G fiber aggregation ports but do not require an all-40G aggregation switch. The 32 SFP+ ports suit medium to large Meraki switching deployments, repeated access-switch uplinks, or consolidated 10G fiber handoffs where cloud management remains part of the operating model.
MS425-32-HW is suitable for aggregating 10G server access or top-of-rack handoffs when the design uses SFP+ fiber links and Meraki Dashboard operations. The 32 10GbE SFP+ ports support dense 10G connectivity, while the 40GbE QSFP+ ports provide higher-speed upstream paths toward a core, firewall, or data center aggregation switch.
MS425-32-HW works in Meraki campus LAN designs as a fiber aggregation or distribution-layer switch. It connects downstream Meraki access switch uplinks, applies VLAN and Layer 3 routing policy where required, and remains visible in the Meraki Dashboard alongside wireless, security appliance, and switching components. This supports consistent monitoring across the Meraki network estate.
MS425-32-HW is compatible with the Cisco Meraki Dashboard for cloud-based management, monitoring, configuration, firmware upgrades, and troubleshooting. Network teams claim the device into a Dashboard organization, add it to a network, bring it online, and complete switch, VLAN, routing, and stack configuration from the same Meraki management plane.
MS425-32-HW supports Meraki-compatible SFP+ and QSFP+ optics listed for the MS425 platform, including 10G modules such as MA-SFP-10GB-LRM, MA-SFP-10GB-ER, and MA-SFP-10GB-ZR, plus 40G QSFP options such as MA-QSFP-40G-SR4. Optic selection should match fiber type, distance, connector, and the port speed used in the design across multimode or single-mode paths.
MS425-32-HW falls under the Meraki MS400 Large subscription licensing category, associated with LIC-MS-400-L in Cisco Meraki subscription licensing documentation. The correct license term and co-termination or subscription model should be aligned with the buyer's Meraki organization before deployment, especially when adding the switch to an existing Dashboard network.
MS425-32-HW integrates with common campus switching protocols and controls including 802.1Q VLAN tagging, 802.1X authentication, OSPF Layer 3 routing, IPv4 and IPv6 ACLs, SNMP, syslog, DHCP snooping, and Dynamic ARP Inspection. These standards help it fit into segmented Meraki networks and mixed operational monitoring environments.
MS425-32-HW is the higher-density MS425 model, with 32 10GbE SFP+ ports compared with 16 10GbE SFP+ ports on MS425-16-HW. Both models include 2 40GbE QSFP+ uplink or stacking ports, Layer 3 routing, dual hot-swappable power supply support, 3 hot-swappable fans, and Meraki Dashboard management. The choice is mainly 10G port density.
MS425-32-HW targets 10G fiber aggregation, while MS410-32-HW targets 1G fiber aggregation. Cisco Meraki lists MS425-32 with 32 10GbE SFP+ ports and 2 40G QSFP+ ports, compared with MS410-32 using 32 1GbE SFP ports and 10G uplinks. MS425-32-HW is the better fit where downstream links already run at 10G.
MS425-32-HW provides dense 10G SFP+ aggregation with 32 10G ports and 2 40G QSFP+ ports, while MS450-12-HW focuses on higher-speed aggregation with 12 40G QSFP+ ports and 2 100G QSFP28 uplinks. MS425-32-HW suits many 10G handoffs, while MS450-12-HW suits designs that have moved aggregation links to 40G and 100G.
MS425-32-HW has 32 10GbE SFP+ ports plus 2 40GbE QSFP+ uplink or stacking ports, while MS420-48-HW is a 48-port 10GbE aggregation switch from the earlier Meraki MS420 range. MS425-32-HW is often chosen where 40G uplinks, MS425 stacking behavior, and the current MS400 aggregation architecture matter more than maximum 10G port count.
MS425-32-HW pricing depends on condition, quantity, license requirements, lead time, and whether the order includes optics, power accessories, or installation spares. ORM Systems can quote Cisco Meraki MS425-32-HW as new or refurbished when available. Buyers comparing total cost should include LIC-MS-400-L licensing and any required 10G or 40G transceivers.
MS425-32-HW may be sourced in new or refurbished condition depending on market availability and current channel supply. Refurbished Cisco Meraki aggregation switches are commonly considered for refresh, expansion, and spare-unit needs when matching an existing MS425 deployment. ORM Systems can confirm condition options, serial status checks, accessory contents, and warranty coverage during quotation.
Cisco's current Meraki switch listing marks MS425-32 as end-of-sale, and Cisco Meraki's EOL page should be checked for the latest lifecycle status before procurement. Buyers often still source MS425-32-HW for installed-base expansion, like-for-like replacement, cold spares, or projects that need compatibility with an existing Meraki MS425 aggregation layer.
MS425-32-HW lead time depends on condition, stock location, testing status, required licensing, and bundled accessories such as optics or power supplies. Refurbished or secondary-market Meraki aggregation switches may require additional checks before dispatch. ORM Systems can provide a current lead time during quotation and can align delivery planning with staged network maintenance windows.
Bulk pricing may be available for MS425-32-HW when multiple switches, licenses, optics, or spares are purchased together. Quantity pricing is especially relevant for campus aggregation refreshes, multisite Meraki standardization, or cold-spare pools. ORM Systems can quote volume requirements against available new and refurbished supply and include matched accessory options where required.
ORM Systems offers warranty options for MS425-32-HW that may extend up to 3 years depending on condition, availability, and commercial terms. Warranty coverage should be confirmed on the quote because Cisco Meraki hardware lifecycle, licensing, and RMA eligibility can affect support planning. Buyers should also confirm whether optics and accessories carry separate coverage.
A refurbished MS425-32-HW should be tested for power-on status, port recognition, fan and power supply operation, management access, physical condition, and basic network functionality before dispatch. For Meraki hardware, serial status and Dashboard claim readiness are also important checks. ORM Systems can confirm the inspection process and included accessories before shipment.
MS425-32-HW compliance planning should include Cisco Meraki documentation, regional power requirements, export destination, operating temperature, humidity range, and the switch's 1U rack-mount installation environment. The MS425-32 specification lists 100 to 240 VAC input, 0 to 40 degrees Celsius operating temperature, and 5 to 95 percent humidity, which supports standard data room deployment checks.
MS425-32-HW first-use setup starts by claiming the device into a Cisco Meraki Dashboard organization, adding it to a Dashboard network, connecting it to local infrastructure, allowing it to check in, and applying firmware updates. Network teams then configure switch ports, VLANs, Layer 3 routing, stacking, and monitoring policies from the Dashboard.
MS425-32-HW requires the appropriate Cisco Meraki switching license for Dashboard management, with MS400 Large licensing associated with LIC-MS-400-L in subscription licensing documentation. License term, organization model, and renewal timing should be planned with the hardware purchase so the switch remains manageable after it is claimed and added to the Meraki network.
Common MS425-32-HW accessories include supported 10G SFP+ optics, supported 40G QSFP+ optics, DAC or fiber cabling, rack mounting hardware, replacement power supplies, and replacement fans. Optic choices such as MA-SFP-10GB-LRM, MA-SFP-10GB-ER, MA-SFP-10GB-ZR, or MA-QSFP-40G-SR4 should match the fiber plant and link distances, plus maintenance spares for planned replacements.
UK buyers can purchase MS425-32-HW through ORM Systems for Cisco Meraki aggregation switch sourcing, pricing, and condition checks. ORM Systems can quote the switch as hardware only or with related licensing, optics, cables, and spares where available. The exact offer should confirm condition, lead time, warranty, and any Dashboard licensing requirements.
ORM Systems can support international enquiries for MS425-32-HW subject to stock, destination, export requirements, courier availability, and commercial terms. International buyers should confirm power accessories, regulatory needs, licensing region, lead time, and warranty handling before purchase. This is especially important for Meraki hardware that must be claimed and managed in the correct Dashboard organization.
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