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SGE2010 is a managed, non-PoE Gigabit switch with 44 dedicated copper access connections and four additional dual-purpose connections that support either copper or fiber. Its Layer 2+ capabilities combine Ethernet switching with static routing, while fixed mini-GBIC uplinks avoid a separate network-module purchase. The full-width, 1U chassis belongs to the Cisco Small Business range and connects computers, servers, and independently powered network devices. Within the SFE/SGE managed switches, stacking provides a shared management interface for multiple physical units. The discontinued SGE2010P differs by supplying PoE to connected endpoints. This 48-port Gigabit switch therefore addresses legacy installations that need managed copper connectivity and shared fiber connections without endpoint power delivery.
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96 Gbps of nonblocking switching capacity provides the switching fabric for the connected interfaces. 71.4 Mpps forwarding applies to 64-byte packets, providing a separate packet-rate figure for traffic sizing. Static routing supports 60 routes for manually maintained network paths rather than dynamic route exchange. The address table accommodates 8000 MAC entries, while VLAN segmentation supports 256 active VLANs within the 4096-ID range. SGE2010 provides browser-based administration over HTTP or HTTPS, remote access through SSH or Telnet, and a serial console for local configuration. STP, RSTP, and MSTP control redundant Ethernet paths; LACP supports aggregation groups for parallel connections. Traffic scheduling uses four hardware queues with priority scheduling or Weighted Round Robin. RADIUS authentication and access control lists provide endpoint admission and traffic restrictions. Dual firmware images support image selection during upgrades, and port mirroring exposes selected traffic for analysis. The fixed interfaces do not support 10G uplinks.
Order SGE2010 new sealed or certified refurbished, specifying quantity, regional power cord, and rack hardware on the PO. Refurbished units are inspected and bench-tested for power-on, POST, rated-speed port links, clean boot, and optics bay recognition; firmware is verified and configurations 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, with 30-day returns on every condition, terms apply; Cisco's original limited 5-year hardware warranty and support ended December 31, 2017. POs are accepted, government buyers receive Net-30, and RMA with advance replacement is available across UK, EU, US, and MEA regional operations.
| Key Specs | Key Spec Values |
|---|---|
Port Configuration | 44 x 1G access, 4 x 1G combo |
Stacking | Ring or chain, four SGE2010 members |
Lifecycle Status | Cisco support ended December 31, 2017 |
When an existing Gigabit stack needs another member, the stack-wide ceiling of 192 ports governs expansion rather than the number of free rack positions. Gigabit and Fast Ethernet models cannot share a stack, so verify the installed members and aggregate port count before specifying the addition.
When replacement hardware must be configured before shipment to a site, serial console access provides a local staging path. The console connection uses 115200 bits per second, eight data bits, no parity, one stop bit, and no flow control. Specify console access and configuration signoff before the PO.
When a branch installation reuses existing horizontal cabling, each copper connection must remain within 100 m. Cable routes and patching need checking separately from switch configuration, particularly where endpoints sit far from the equipment rack. Confirm connection lengths and specify Category 5e or better cabling before issuing the PO.
10G uplinks to distribution
SGE2010 uplinks operate at Gigabit speed through shared copper or mini-GBIC connections. The fixed uplink architecture cannot accept a removable card that adds 10G interfaces.
Power for phones and access points
SGE2010 supplies no PoE through its Ethernet connections. Phones, access points, or cameras that depend on network-delivered power require a separate power source.
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| Depth | 375 mm | 375 mm | 375 mm | 375 mm | 350 mm |
| Ethernet Technology | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | 10 Gigabit Ethernet |
| Form Factor | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U |
| Height | 44 mm | 44 mm | 44 mm | 44 mm | 44 mm |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SGE2010 | SGE2000 | SGE2010P | SGE2000P | SG550XG-24F-K9-NA |
| Switching Capacity | 96 Gbps | 48 Gbps | 96 Gbps | 48 Gbps | 480 Gbps |
| Weight | 4.94 kg | 6.39 kg | 4.94 kg | 7.19 kg | 4.16 kg |
| Width | 440 mm | 440 mm | 440 mm | 440 mm | 440 mm |
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SGE2010 identifies the non-PoE, 48-port Gigabit model in Cisco's Small Business SFE/SGE managed switches. The complete identifier selects the hardware model rather than a license tier. Four connections provide shared copper or mini-GBIC media, while the P suffix in SGE2010P identifies the PoE version.
SGE2010 supports an embedded HTTP or HTTPS web interface, remote management through SSH or Telnet, a local serial console, and SNMP versions 1, 2c, and 3. Telnet provides simple configuration and diagnostics. Stacked switches share a management interface, while the console provides direct access during local setup.
Yes, SGE2010 is discontinued: Cisco ended sales on December 30, 2012, and support on December 31, 2017. Cisco service has ended, including support available through the original warranty. An order therefore supplies legacy hardware rather than a currently sold and supported Cisco switch.
ORM Systems offers SGE2010 new sealed with up to a 3-year extended warranty or certified refurbished with up to 1 year, plus 30-day returns on every condition; terms apply. Cisco's original limited 5-year hardware warranty and support ended December 31, 2017. Refurbished units are inspected, bench-tested, firmware verified, and wiped to factory default.
No, SGE2010 has four Gigabit mini-GBIC connections shared with four of its copper connections, not four additional independent ports. Each combo connection uses copper or fiber. The switch therefore provides 48 physical network connections in total, and fiber operation requires separately selected compatible mini-GBIC transceivers.
Four SGE2010 switches can form a stack, with a maximum of 192 ports and a single management interface. Ring and chain arrangements are supported. The switch starts in stack mode, and ports 24 and 48 provide its default stacking connections; changing to standalone operation requires a reboot.
Yes, SGE2010 provides static routing with a capacity of 60 routes, making its routing capability Layer 2+ rather than a dynamic-routing feature set. Routes must be maintained explicitly. This limit is separate from its Ethernet switching capacity and should be checked against the intended network's route requirements.
SGE2010 uses an internal universal AC supply and supports an external RPS1000 redundant power system rather than a second internal PSU. AC input accepts 100–240V at 47–63Hz. For an existing RPS1000 installation, confirm the external power connection and cabling before reusing the redundancy arrangement.
SGE2010 does not supply PoE, while SGE2010P supplies PoE with a 360W shared budget under regular AC power and a 15.4W per-port maximum. Both are discontinued models. The non-PoE model fits legacy installations with independently powered endpoints; the PoE version addresses legacy endpoints requiring Ethernet-delivered power.
SGE2010 provides 48 Gigabit network connections, while SGE2000 provides 24; each includes four shared copper and fiber connections within that total. Both belong to the retired SFE/SGE family. For legacy replacements, SGE2010 addresses higher connection density, while SGE2000 matches installations that need the smaller port count.
Yes, the Cisco SGE2010 48-port Gigabit switch fits a standard equipment rack and occupies 1U. Its chassis measures 440 mm wide, 375 mm deep, and 44 mm high, with a weight of 4.94 kg. Confirm mounting hardware, rack depth, airflow, and mechanical support before ordering.
Yes, SGE2010 supports dual firmware images, allowing separate images to be retained for firmware upgrade handling. Firmware transfer is available through HTTP or HTTPS browser access and TFTP, with Xmodem upgrade capability also supported. Confirm the intended image and configuration during staging before placing the unit into service.
SGE2010 provides STP, RSTP, MSTP, LACP, and four hardware traffic queues for Ethernet path control and traffic scheduling. LACP supports eight ports in each of eight aggregation groups. Priority scheduling and Weighted Round Robin are available, so aggregation membership and queue policies should be specified independently.
SGE2010 provides RADIUS-based port authentication, guest VLAN support, MAC filtering, and access control lists for traffic restrictions. ACL matching includes source and destination addresses, protocols, VLANs, and transport ports. The switch supports 1018 ACL rules, so rule requirements should be checked before configuration is standardized across multiple units.