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Cisco SF350-08-K9-NA 350 8-Port Fast Ethernet Desktop Switch
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SF350-08-K9-NA is a fanless, managed Layer 2+ desktop switch with eight 10/100 Mbps RJ-45 ports for small-business Ethernet networks. Copper interfaces provide all network connectivity: there are no dedicated uplink ports, optical cages, or removable network modules, so an upstream connection uses an available data port. The Cisco 350 Series Managed Switches family combines configurable workgroup segmentation with local traffic control. Cisco SF350-08 connects separately powered endpoints because this configuration does not deliver PoE. The discontinued SF352-08P-K9-NA adds PoE+ output with a shared 62W budget, changing how attached devices receive power. Specify this model for an existing Fast Ethernet requirement rather than assuming Gigabit connectivity from the capabilities of other family members.
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1.6 Gbps switching capacity provides nonblocking forwarding across the configured Ethernet links. 1.19 Mpps forwarding at a 64-byte packet size sets the packet-rate ceiling for small-frame traffic. 990 static IPv4 routes support communication between locally segmented networks, while PBR directs IPv4 or IPv6 traffic toward selected next hops using access-control criteria. SF350-08-K9-NA carries 512 MB of DRAM and 256 MB of flash for runtime operation and stored software, with a 1.5 MB packet buffer shared dynamically across the ports. STP/RSTP/MSTP provide spanning-tree control, and independent loopback detection addresses loops without relying on STP. The web interface offers simple and advanced configuration modes; console and network CLI access provide command-based alternatives. Support for 4094 VLANs supplies the segmentation limit when mapping workgroups. 5.8W worst-case consumption at 220V gives the electrical load to include in AC power planning.
SF350-08-K9-NA is offered new sealed or certified refurbished; specify condition, quantity, and delivery region on the purchase order. Certified refurbished units are inspected and bench-tested for power-on and POST, every port linking at rated speed, a clean boot, and supplied-adapter rated output, with firmware verified and configuration wiped to factory default. ORM warranties provide up to a 3-year extended term for new units and up to 1 year for certified refurbished units; every condition includes 30-day returns, terms apply. For enterprise and volume orders, POs are accepted, government buyers receive Net-30, and RMA includes advance replacement, with regional stock and RMA across UK, EU, US, and MEA.
| Key Specs | Key Spec Values |
|---|---|
Port Configuration | 8 x 10/100, no dedicated uplinks |
Max Power Draw | 5.8W |
Cooling | Fanless |
Lifecycle Status | End of sale October 30, 2021; support ends October 31, 2026. |
Replacement PID | C1300-8T-E-2G. |
When an installed SRW208-K9-NA needs replacement, this model occupies the next step in its migration path. Retaining the operating environment still calls for reviewing existing settings rather than assuming configuration portability. Identify the legacy PID and specify the configuration handover and acceptance criteria before releasing the purchase order.
When workgroups require separate addressing with local communication, the switch supports 128 IP interfaces on physical ports, LAGs, VLAN interfaces, or loopbacks. Map those interfaces to the intended addressing plan rather than treating every segment identically. Specify the interface assignments and next-hop requirements before the purchase order.
When staging command scripts before a replacement order, the full and menu-based CLI support privilege levels 1, 7, and 15. Validate existing administrative roles and command workflows against those levels rather than assuming unrestricted access. Include the intended privilege profile and configuration handover requirements on the purchase order.
Native Gigabit endpoint connections
SF350-08-K9-NA limits copper data links to 100 Mbps. C1300-8T-E-2G provides eight Gigabit access ports plus two 1G combo uplinks, changing both endpoint speed and uplink connectivity.
Switch-powered phones or access points
SF350-08-K9-NA supplies no PoE. C1300-8P-E-2G provides eight Gigabit PoE access ports plus two 1G combo uplinks; endpoint speed also changes from Fast Ethernet.
Dedicated fiber uplink connections
SF350-08-K9-NA has no SFP slots or separate uplink interfaces. C1300-8T-E-2G adds two 1G copper/SFP combo uplinks alongside eight Gigabit access ports.
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| Depth | 170 mm | 202 mm | 202 mm | 257 mm | 170 mm |
| Ethernet Technology | Fast Ethernet | Fast Ethernet | Fast Ethernet | Fast Ethernet | Fast Ethernet |
| Flash Memory | 256 MB | 256 MB | 256 MB | 256 MB | 256 MB |
| Form Factor | Desktop | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Desktop |
| Height | 44 mm | 44 mm | 44 mm | 44 mm | 44 mm |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SF350-08-K9-NA | SF350-24-K9-UK | SF350-24-K9 | SF350-48 | SF352-08MP |
| Memory | 512 MB | 512 MB | 512 MB | 512 MB | 512 MB |
| Power Consumption | 5.8W | 10.9W | 10.9W | 24.2W | 157.2W |
| Switching Capacity | 1.6 Gbps | 12.8 Gbps | 12.8 Gbps | 17.6 Gbps | 5.6 Gbps |
| Weight | 1.18 kg. | 2.72 kg | 2.72 kg | 3.58 kg | 1.16 kg |
| Width | 279.4 mm | 440 mm | 440 mm | 440 mm | 279.4 mm |
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SF350-08-K9-NA identifies the Cisco 350 managed eight-port 10/100 model. SF350-08 names the model, 08 corresponds to eight ports, and NA selects the United States, Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and other Latin American markets. K9 remains part of the complete ordering identifier.
SF350-08-K9-NA supports HTTP/HTTPS web management, full or menu-based CLI through the console, SSH or Telnet, and SNMP versions 1, 2c, and 3. Network-level tools include Smart Network Application, FindIT Network Manager with its embedded Probe, FindIT Network Discovery Utility, and Cisco Active Advisor integration. Select the required management path before provisioning.
No, SF350-08-K9-NA supplies no PoE through its eight Ethernet ports. Phones, access points, and other attached devices need their own power arrangements. The switch itself uses an external AC adapter, so neither endpoint power delivery nor PoE-powered operation belongs to this configuration.
Yes, SF350-08-K9-NA supports static IPv4 routing between VLANs, with 990 static routes and 128 IP interfaces. PBR directs IPv4 or IPv6 traffic toward selected next hops using access-control criteria. The model also supports 4094 VLANs; size interface addressing, VLAN assignments, and static routing together before staging.
SF350-08-K9-NA has no dedicated uplink ports, SFP cages, or network-module bay. An upstream Ethernet connection uses one of the eight 10/100 copper interfaces. Adding a transceiver cannot create fiber connectivity because there is no optical slot to accept it; reserve a data port for the upstream link.
Cisco SF350-08 uses an external AC adapter supplied from 100-240V AC, rather than an internal modular power supply. Worst-case consumption is 5.6W at 110V or 5.8W at 220V. Specify the correct regional power arrangement and include the supplied adapter in the acceptance checks for the order.
SF350-08-K9-NA reached end of sale on October 30, 2021, and Cisco service ends October 31, 2026. Software maintenance ended October 30, 2022. The original replacement, CBS350-8T-E-2G-NA, is also discontinued; C1300-8T-E-2G is the current migration endpoint rather than the retired intermediate model.
SF350-08-K9-NA replaces discontinued SRW208-K9-NA, the regional SF300-08 eight-port 10/100 managed switch. That relationship identifies the legacy order number being refreshed, not a promise that saved configurations transfer unchanged. Include SRW208-K9-NA in the replacement request and specify the configuration handover expected with the purchased condition.
ORM offers SF350-08-K9-NA new sealed with up to a 3-year extended warranty, or certified refurbished with up to 1 year. Both conditions include 30-day returns, terms apply. Cisco's limited lifetime hardware warranty is bounded by the last date of support, October 31, 2026; Cisco service ends on that date.
SF352-08P-K9-NA supplies PoE+ across eight Fast Ethernet ports with a shared 62W budget, whereas SF350-08-K9-NA supplies no endpoint power. Both are discontinued models. For legacy matching, the SF350 configuration serves separately powered devices; the SF352 PoE+ configuration serves powered-device installations whose combined demand fits that budget.
SF352-08-K9-NA adds two Gigabit copper/SFP combo uplinks, while SF350-08-K9-NA has no dedicated uplinks. Each combo connection uses either copper or fiber, not both simultaneously. Both models are discontinued: the SF350 configuration fits legacy all-copper links, while the SF352 configuration fits legacy installations retaining separate Gigabit uplinks.
C1300-8T-E-2G provides eight Gigabit access ports where SF350-08-K9-NA provides eight 10/100 access ports. The C1300 model is the current migration endpoint; SF350-08-K9-NA is discontinued. Choose the legacy unit for exact installed-model replacement, or the C1300 unit when the purchase requires native Gigabit endpoint connections.
SF350-08-K9-NA supports STP, RSTP, and MSTP, with eight MSTP instances. Loopback detection provides an additional protection mechanism that operates independently of STP. Specify the existing spanning-tree mode and intended instance mapping before staging, rather than assuming that the factory configuration matches the attached Ethernet network.
Cisco SF350-08 has 512 MB of DRAM, 256 MB of flash, and a 1.5 MB packet buffer shared dynamically across its ports. DRAM and flash are separate resources, while the buffer holds traffic awaiting forwarding. The 1.5 MB figure is the aggregate buffer, not a dedicated allocation to each interface.