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Cisco SG350-52 350 48-Port Gigabit Switch, 4x1G Uplinks
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SG350-52 is a managed Layer 2+ access switch with 48 Gigabit RJ-45 access ports and fixed uplinks comprising two dedicated 1G SFP ports and two copper/SFP combo interfaces. Each combo interface supports either copper or fiber connectivity, rather than two simultaneous connections. The access ports connect independently powered endpoints and do not deliver PoE. The full-width 1U chassis belongs to the Cisco 350 Series for small-business networks. The discontinued SG350-52P adds PoE+ for buyers maintaining a powered legacy installation. As part of Cisco Small Business networking, this model connects desktops, servers and printers within a managed business LAN. Specify access-port patching and uplink media separately so the equipment order reflects the connections that will actually be populated.
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104 Gbps switching capacity supports nonblocking traffic across the network interfaces. 77.38 Mpps forwarding at a 64-byte packet size provides the packet-processing figure for traffic sizing. 990 static IPv4 routes form the routing ceiling for predefined paths, while PBR selects next hops using IPv4 or IPv6 ACLs. SG350-52 combines 512 MB of DRAM with 256 MB of flash for operating software and stored configuration; its 3 MB packet buffer is shared across ports. A 16000-entry MAC table holds learned forwarding addresses. STP/RSTP/MSTP provide bridging loop control, while LACP groups physical interfaces into aggregated links. The 52-port Gigabit managed switch supports IPv4 and IPv6 dual-stack operation plus DHCP server and relay functions. Browser configuration, Textview CLI and SNMP provide administration and monitoring paths. RIPv2 is not available on this model. 40.4W worst-case system draw at 110V supplies a voltage-specific power-planning figure. One fan provides active cooling within the 0°C to 50°C operating range.
SG350-52 is available from ORM Systems new sealed or certified refurbished; ORM warranties are up to 3-year extended for new units and up to 1 year for certified refurbished units, with 30-day returns on every condition, terms apply. Refurbished units are inspected and bench-tested for power-on and POST, every port linking at rated speed, clean boot, optics bay recognition, PSU status and fan status; firmware is verified and configurations are wiped to factory default. Add condition, quantity and regional power-cord requirements to the PO, keeping Cisco's separate limited lifetime warranty and October 31, 2026 service cutoff distinct from ORM coverage. For enterprise and volume orders, ORM Systems accepts POs, provides Net-30 for government, and handles RMA with advance replacement across UK, EU, US and MEA.
| Key Specs | Key Spec Values |
|---|---|
Port Configuration | 48x1G access / 2x1G SFP / 2x1G combo |
Cooling | 1 fan |
Lifecycle Status | EOS October 30, 2021 / Support ends October 31, 2026 |
Replacement PID | C1300-48T-4G via discontinued CBS350-48T-4G-NA |
Scenario: A multi-department branch office requires secure separation of voice, video surveillance, data and guest networks. Implementation: Deploy the Cisco SG350-52-8’s 48 10/100 ports to host end devices and use its 2 Gigabit copper/SFP combos for high-speed uplinks to the core router. Benefit: Achieves robust network segmentation, enforces advanced QoS policies to prioritize IP telephony and video streams, and reduces congestion for consistent performance.
Scenario: A small to mid-sized data center needs centralized switching for rack-mounted servers with scalable uplinks. Implementation: Connect up to 48 servers on the SG350-52-8’s 10/100 ports and leverage its 2 Gigabit copper/SFP combos for redundant 1 Gbps links to the core switch. Benefit: Delivers low-latency packet forwarding, simplified management via Cisco’s web interface, and high-availability uplink redundancy for uninterrupted data center operations.
Scenario: A retail store chain must secure its point-of-sale terminals while offering a separate guest network. Implementation: Configure dedicated VLANs on the SG350-52-8’s 10/100 ports for POS devices and Wi-Fi access points, and connect to headquarters via one or both Gigabit copper/SFP ports. Benefit: Ensures PCI compliance, protects customer transaction data, and delivers isolated, high-performance guest Wi-Fi without impacting mission-critical retail operations.
When an engineering team needs a staging switch for traffic analysis, port mirroring sends traffic from eight source ports to one destination within a single session. That constraint sets the capture layout; decide which links need observation and reserve the analyzer connection before ordering the lab hardware.
When several offices need repeatable configurations, text-editable configuration files and SCP autoconfiguration support a shared settings baseline. CLI privilege levels 1, 7 and 15 separate administrative tasks. Verify site-specific management addressing and administrator roles, then specify the required regional ordering variant before issuing the batch purchase order.
When a site needs local forwarding between departmental subnets, IP interfaces can attach to physical ports, link aggregation groups, VLANs or loopbacks. The maximum is 128 IP interfaces, subject to shared routing resources. Define the interface map and gateway addresses, then check resource allocation before committing the equipment schedule to a PO.
PoE power for connected endpoints
SG350-52 supplies no endpoint power through its access ports. C1300-48P-4G is a current 48-port Gigabit PoE alternative with four dedicated 1G SFP uplinks; size endpoint power separately.
10G uplinks to distribution
SG350-52 has fixed 1G uplinks rather than 10G SFP+ interfaces. C1300-48T-4X retains 48 Gigabit access ports and provides four dedicated 10G SFP+ uplinks.
Cisco service beyond October 2026
Cisco support for SG350-52 ends October 31, 2026. C1300-48T-4G is the current successor, with four dedicated 1G SFP uplinks instead of two dedicated and two combo interfaces.
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| Depth | 257 mm | 203 mm | 350 mm | 9.8 inches | 240 mm |
| Ethernet Technology | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | Fast Ethernet | 10/100/1000 | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Flash Memory | 256 MB | 256 MB | 256 MB | 64 MB | 256 MB |
| Form Factor | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Desktop / Rack-mount | Rack-Mount 1U |
| Height | 44 mm | 44 mm | 44 mm | 1.7 inches | 44 mm |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SG350-52 | SG350-20 | SF350-48P | Cisco CBS350-8S-E-2G | CBS350-24T-4G |
| Memory | 512 MB | 512 MB | 512 MB | 256 MB | 512 MB |
| SFP Ports | 2 x 1GbE / 2 x 1GbE (Combo, shared with RJ-45) | 2 x 1GbE / 2 x 1GbE (Combo, shared with RJ-45) | 2 x 1GbE / 2 x 1GbE (Combo, shared with RJ-45) | 8 SFP Ports | 4 x 1GbE |
| Switching Capacity | 104 Gbps | 40 Gbps | 17.6 Gbps | 20 Gbps | 56 Gbps |
| Weight | 2.75 kg | 2.12 kg. | 5.59 kg | 12 lbs | 2.63 kg |
| Width | 440 mm | 440 mm | 440 mm | 17.3 inches | 445 mm |
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SG350-52 identifies a Cisco 350 Series Gigabit managed switch with 52 logical network ports. SG350 identifies the Gigabit managed model family, while 52 denotes the total network-port count. The configuration comprises 48 dedicated copper access ports and four uplinks: two dedicated SFP interfaces and two shared copper/SFP combo interfaces.
Cisco 350 Series switches provide HTTP/HTTPS web management, Textview CLI over console, SSH or Telnet, SNMP 1/2c/3 and Smart Network Application. Integrations also include an embedded FindIT Network Probe, FindIT Network Manager and Cisco Active Advisor. The browser utility offers simple and advanced modes, while the CLI supports scriptable administration.
SG350-52 is discontinued: end of sale occurred October 30, 2021, and Cisco support ends October 31, 2026. Software maintenance ended October 30, 2022. The direct US replacement, CBS350-48T-4G-NA, is also discontinued; the current forward successor is C1300-48T-4G. Plan service coverage around the SG350-52 support cutoff rather than its original warranty headline.
ORM Systems offers SG350-52 new sealed or certified refurbished, with up to 3-year extended warranty on new units and up to 1 year on refurbished units. Returns are 30 days in every condition; terms apply. Cisco's separate limited lifetime hardware warranty and applicable service end October 31, 2026. Specify condition and ORM warranty term on the PO.
SG350-52 replaces the SG300-52 regional PIDs SRW2048-K9-BR, SRW2048-K9-CN, SRW2048-K9-EU, SRW2048-K9-JP, SRW2048-K9-NA and SRW2048-K9-UK, plus SF350-48-K9-CN for China. The North American migration uses SG350-52-K9-NA. SG350-52 itself is discontinued, so distinguish an existing installed-base replacement from a current-generation refresh before writing the regional equipment order line.
Cisco 350 Series Gigabit SFP ports support MGBSX1 for multimode fiber links to 500 m and MGBLX1 for single-mode links to 10 km. Additional supported options include MGBLH1, MGBT1, GLC-LH-SMD and GLC-BX-U. Transceivers are separate order items; match the optic PID to media, distance and the remote endpoint before finalizing the uplink bill of materials.
Yes, SG350-52 routes between VLANs using static IPv4 routing and PBR. The individual ceilings are 990 static routes and 128 IP interfaces, which draw from shared routing resources rather than independent pools. Interfaces can attach to physical ports, link aggregation groups, VLANs or loopbacks. Check resource allocation against the gateway and route plan before ordering.
SG350-52 can provide four 1G fiber uplinks by using its two dedicated SFP ports and selecting SFP operation on both copper/SFP combo ports. Each combo pair shares one logical interface, so its RJ-45 connector and SFP cage cannot carry separate links simultaneously. Confirm the selected media and order MGBSX1 or MGBLX1 transceivers separately.
SG350-52P supplies PoE+ with a shared 375W budget, while SG350-52 provides data connectivity without endpoint power. Both are discontinued members of the 350 Series. SG350-52 fits existing installations where devices have independent power; SG350-52P addresses legacy replacement requirements that include PoE-powered endpoints and require an endpoint power-budget check.
SG350-52 contains an internal AC power supply, while SG350-10 uses an external AC adapter. Both models are discontinued and accept 100-240V AC input. SG350-52 suits buyers retaining internally powered installations; SG350-10 is the comparison for existing external-adapter arrangements, where the supplied adapter must remain part of the replacement scope.
C1300-48T-4G provides four dedicated 1G SFP uplinks; SG350-52 provides two dedicated 1G SFP uplinks and two shared copper/SFP combo interfaces. C1300-48T-4G is the current successor after the also-discontinued CBS350-48T-4G-NA. SG350-52 serves legacy sparing requirements, while C1300-48T-4G suits current-generation purchases requiring dedicated fiber uplinks without shared copper connectors.
Yes, SG350-52 is a full-width 1U rack-mount switch measuring 440 mm wide, 44 mm high and 257 mm deep, with a weight of 2.75 kg. New units include a mounting kit. The chassis uses one fan rather than fanless cooling; check rack clearance and installation acoustic requirements before including the unit in a purchase order.