PoE – is there enough power?
PoE lets access points, cameras and phones get power over the network cable. But every port has a maximum and the whole switch a total budget that depends...
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CiscoCatalyst 9300X
Catalyst 9300X 12-port 25G SFP28 (Network Advantage)
What does the part number mean?Catalyst 9300X with mGig, UPOE+ and network modules up to 100G.
- Ports12
- UplinkNetwork module selected separately (C9300X-NM-…, up to 100G)
Our price, total per unit
€21,073
excl. VAT · hardware €19,278 + Catalyst Advantage 3 years €1,795
Available to order · Delivery time given in the quote
Maximum price – you never pay moreThe quote is never higher – often lower. How the maximum price works
Accessories and supportUplink module required · 11 groups that fit this model
Compatible accessories and licences
Support and hardware replacement iA support contract (Cisco Smart Net) gives you Cisco TAC around the clock, software updates and a replacement part if the hardware fails – the level decides how fast the part arrives. The contract can run for 1, 3 or 5 years – choose the term in the quote basket. Without one, the manufacturer's standard warranty applies. Read the guide: How Cisco licensing works →4 options
Uplink module iThe module adds ports to the switch or router. The number is the port count and the letter the speed: G = 1G, X = 10G, Y = 25G, Q = 40G, C = 100G, M = multigigabit copper. Transceivers are ordered separately. Read the guide: Uplink modules – which one? →The uplink ports are on the module · 3 options
Power supply iA second power supply gives redundancy and can raise the switch's total PoE budget. Larger power supplies are needed if many ports must deliver high PoE. Read the guide: PoE – is there enough power? →6 options
Stacking cable iStacking lets several switches be managed as one. A stack has at most 8 switches and is cabled as a ring – as many cables as switches. The cables come in 50 cm, 1 m and 3 m, and all switches in the stack must have the same licence level. Read the guide: Catalyst 9200 or 9300? →3 options
StackPower cable iStacking lets several switches be managed as one. A stack has at most 8 switches and is cabled as a ring – as many cables as switches. The cables come in 50 cm, 1 m and 3 m, and all switches in the stack must have the same licence level. Read the guide: Catalyst 9200 or 9300? →2 options
Fan module (spare) iThe module adds ports to the switch or router. The number is the port count and the letter the speed: G = 1G, X = 10G, Y = 25G, Q = 40G, C = 100G, M = multigigabit copper. Transceivers are ordered separately. Read the guide: Uplink modules – which one? →1 option
Transceivers 1G SFP iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →22 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
CWDM/DWDM
Transceivers 10G SFP+ iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →39 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
Copper (RJ45)
DAC cable
AOC cable
Adapter
CWDM/DWDM
Other
Transceivers 25G SFP28 iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →23 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
DAC cable
AOC cable
Adapter
Transceivers 40G QSFP+ iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →39 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
DAC cable
AOC cable
Breakout
Transceivers 100G QSFP28 iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →36 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
DAC cable
AOC cable
Breakout
CWDM/DWDM
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Specifications
Cisco data sheet ↗The Cisco C9300X-12Y-A is a switch in the Cisco Catalyst 9300X series with 12 ports and no PoE. Uplink ports are added with a network module selected separately. Management: CLI, Catalyst Center. The series has 12 models in our range. Compare all models in the series →
- Part number
C9300X-12Y-A- Manufacturer
- Cisco
- Series
- Cisco Catalyst 9300X
- Network ports
- 12
- Uplink
- Network module selected separately (C9300X-NM-…, up to 100G)
- PoE
- No PoE
- Management
- CLI, Catalyst Center
- Features
- 25Gmodularstackable
Performance is stated as "up to" according to the manufacturer's datasheet and varies with configuration. See the manufacturer's datasheet for full details. The details are being verified.
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Guides about Catalyst 9300X 12-port 25G SFP28 (Network Advantage)
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Variants with 12 ports
| Model | PoE | Uplink | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catalyst 9300X 12-port 25G SFP28 (Network Advantage) (this one)C9300X-12Y-A | No | Network module (optional) | €19,278hardware |
| Catalyst 9300X 12-port 25G SFP28 (Network Essentials)C9300X-12Y-E | No | Network module (optional) | €19,278hardware |