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Cisco SG110-24 110 22-Port Gigabit Switch, 2x1G Combo Uplink...
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SG110-24 provides fanless, unmanaged Layer 2 Gigabit switching for small-business offices. Its connections comprise 22 dedicated copper access ports and two fixed combo connections that share RJ-45 and SFP interfaces. Selecting fiber for a combo connection makes its corresponding copper interface unavailable. The Rack-Mount 1U chassis belongs to the Cisco 110 Series Unmanaged Switches and connects computers, printers, and other separately powered equipment. Ethernet ports do not supply endpoint power. The discontinued SG110-24HP sibling adds PoE for installations that require power through the network cable.
SG110-24 price for new stock is is available on request. Get immediate quote. SG110-24 refurb price is $141.75.
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48 Gbps switching capacity supports traffic across the Gigabit connections, while 35.7 Mpps forwarding describes packet handling at a 64-byte packet size. Four hardware queues apply priority queuing and Weighted Round-Robin scheduling to traffic marked with 802.1p priority. SG110-24 performs store-and-forward switching to prevent damaged packets from passing through the network. Automatic cable diagnostics help identify cable faults, and loop detection identifies connections that can create broadcast storms. The 110 Series also uses Energy Efficient Ethernet to reduce activity on quiet links; these functions operate automatically rather than requiring administrator configuration.
SG110-24 is offered new sealed or certified refurbished; specify condition, quantity, destination, and required accompanying hardware on the PO. Certified refurbished units are inspected and bench-tested for power-on and POST, rated-speed links on every port, clean boot, optics bay recognition, and PSU status. ORM warranty is up to a 3-year extended term for new units and up to 1 year for certified refurbished units; returns are 30 days in every condition, with terms applying, while Cisco's separate hardware coverage ends October 31, 2026. Enterprise and volume POs are accepted, government buyers have Net-30, and RMA includes advance replacement, with regional stock and RMA in the UK, EU, US, and MEA.
| Key Specs | Key Spec Values |
|---|---|
Port Configuration | 22 x 1G / 2 x 1G combo |
Cooling | Fanless |
Lifecycle Status | End-of-sale October 30, 2021 |
Replacement PID | CBS110-24T-NA |
In a 50-user professional services firm, the SG110-24 provides 24 dedicated Gigabit Ethernet connections for desktops, printers and IP phones, while two mini GBIC ports link to a central router at 10 Gbps. This 1U rack-mount switch delivers wire-speed performance, reduces network congestion during peak hours, and scales seamlessly as headcount grows. Benefit: Consistent low-latency VoIP calls, rapid file transfers and simplified rack-space management in one compact device.
A multi-store retail chain deploys the SG110-24 at each location to aggregate 24 point-of-sale terminals, barcode scanners and local Wi-Fi access points on a single device. Uplinks via the two mini GBIC ports connect to the regional distribution center over fiber, ensuring 1 Gbps sustained throughput for real-time sales data and inventory updates. Outcome: Accelerated transaction processing, continuous stock-level accuracy and streamlined device provisioning, all within a 1U footprint.
In a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) deployment hosting 200 concurrent users, the SG110-24 serves as the top-of-rack switch for two server racks. Twenty-four Gigabit ports attach hypervisor blades, and dual mini GBIC uplinks terminate on a 10 Gbps core switch. Formal benefit: Delivers deterministic network segmentation and non-blocking data paths for virtual machines, boosting end-user session responsiveness while optimizing rack density.
When a staging bench needs to connect equipment that uses larger Ethernet frames, the 9216-byte jumbo-frame capability is a relevant acceptance check. Identify the frame sizes used by the attached equipment and include an end-to-end traffic test in the staging plan before specifying the order.
When an office rollout includes new copper patching, specify Category 5e or better cabling alongside the hardware order. Inventory the existing cable runs separately from the switch requirement, identify runs needing replacement, and include the required patch-cable quantities and lengths before releasing the purchase order.
When a spare-hardware order covers North American receiving sites, identify SG110-24-NA as the regional ordering variant rather than leaving the destination implicit. Keep the receiving-site allocation on the purchase order and confirm the regional unit designation and accompanying power cord before accepting the shipment.
Switch-powered phones or access points
SG110-24 does not provide PoE. CBS110-24PP-NA is the 24-port partial-PoE replacement for the discontinued powered sibling, rather than an equivalent non-PoE order.
10G uplinks to distribution
SG110-24 provides Gigabit combo connections, not 10G uplinks. A distribution design requiring 10G cannot meet that connection requirement through this model's fixed interfaces.
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| Depth | 203 mm | 170 mm | 100 mm | 170 mm | 170 mm |
| Ethernet Technology | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Form Factor | Rack-Mount 1U | Desktop | Desktop | Desktop | Desktop |
| Height | 44 mm | 44 mm | 30 mm | 44 mm | 44 mm |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SG110-24 | SG112-24 | CBS110-5T-D | CBS110-16T | SG110-16 |
| Switching Capacity | 48 Gbps | 48 Gbps | 10 Gbps | 32 Gbps | 32 Gbps |
| Weight | 2.63 kg | 1.55 kg | 0.29 kg | 1.33 kg | 0.97 kg |
| Width | 440 mm | 279.4 mm | 110 mm | 279 mm | 279 mm |
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SG110-24 identifies a Gigabit model in the Cisco 110 Series with a 24-connection copper layout and two shared Mini-GBIC interfaces. SG110 is the model prefix; 24 is the copper-port designation. The North American ordering variant is SG110-24-NA, whose NA suffix identifies its region.
Cisco 110 Series Unmanaged Switches operate without configuration, including SG110-24. Connecting power and endpoint cables starts normal switching operation. For a purchase order, identify the required physical connections and receiving-site requirements rather than specifying an administrator setup process for this unmanaged model.
SG110-24 is discontinued: end-of-sale was October 30, 2021, and Cisco service ends October 31, 2026. The North American replacement is CBS110-24T-NA. Legacy-stock purchases need a support-window check before approval, particularly when the intended ownership period extends beyond the last date of support.
ORM Systems offers SG110-24 new sealed with up to a 3-year extended warranty, or certified refurbished with up to 1 year. Returns are 30 days for every condition; terms apply. Cisco's limited lifetime hardware warranty is separately bounded by the October 31, 2026 last date of support.
SG110-24 provides 22 dedicated Gigabit copper connections plus two combo connections, each shared between RJ-45 and SFP media. Copper and fiber cannot operate simultaneously on the same combo connection. Choose the required media first, then allocate the remaining connections when writing the port schedule.
Yes, SG110-24 mounts in a 1U rack position, with mounting hardware supplied in the original package. For legacy-stock or refurbished purchases, specify that the mounting hardware must accompany the unit. Confirm cabinet fit and receiving-site mounting requirements before the order is released for fulfillment.
No, SG110-24 does not supply PoE to connected devices. Phones, access points, or other endpoints must receive power separately when attached to this model. If endpoint power belongs on the switch order, specify a powered alternative rather than assuming the Gigabit port description includes PoE capability.
SG110-24 uses an internal AC power supply accepting 110-240V AC. Match the power cord to the receiving site's outlet and regional ordering variant. Identify the intended destination on the purchase order, and confirm the supplied cord before accepting the hardware for installation.
SG110-24HP provides 12 PoE ports with a shared 100W budget; SG110-24 does not provide PoE. Both models are discontinued. The non-PoE model suits legacy replacement orders for separately powered devices, while the PoE sibling suits existing installations that already depend on switch-powered endpoints.
SG110-16 has 16 Gigabit copper ports, while SG110-24 has a 24-connection Gigabit layout. Both models are discontinued. SG110-16 suits like-for-like replacement where fewer connections are needed; SG110-24 suits legacy orders retaining the larger connection count. Identify the receiving site's existing model before selecting between them.
CBS110-24T-NA is the currently orderable North American replacement for discontinued SG110-24. Both configurations provide Gigabit connectivity with two shared SFP connections. SG110-24 suits an approved legacy-stock replacement, while CBS110-24T-NA suits a purchase requiring the replacement generation rather than the discontinued model.
SG110-24 delivers 48 Gbps switching capacity and 35.7 Mpps forwarding at a 64-byte packet size. Use both rates when assessing the intended traffic mix instead of treating bandwidth and packet forwarding as interchangeable measures. Include expected link utilization and packet-size assumptions in the approval checklist.