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Ruckus ICX 7550 managed switch with 24 SFP ports and 2 QSFP28 40/100G uplink and stack ports

Ruckus Networks Ruckus ICX 7550 24-Port SFP, 2x 40/100G QSFP28 Uplinks | Managed Switch

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MPN: ICX7550-24F-E2-R5

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Key Features

  • Stacking: Yes
  • Scale dense fiber access with 24 x 1/10 GbE SFP ports
  • Accelerate aggregation paths using 2 x 40/100 GbE QSFP28 uplink and stack ports
  • Support high-throughput edge traffic with 1/10 GbE switching capacity
  • Simplify campus expansion with a port mix built for fiber-based deployments
  • Improve backbone connectivity via 40/100 GbE uplink options
  • Consolidate access and stacking functions in a single switch platform
  • Fit virtualization and storage-heavy environments with high-speed SFP connectivity
Build a faster access and aggregation layer with the Ruckus ICX 7550. This switch pairs 24 x 1/10 GbE SFP ports with 2 x 40/100 GbE QSFP28 uplink and stacking ports, creating a compact platform for environments that need dense fiber connectivity and substantial uplink capacity. For enterprise networks, the difference is in how the switch handles growth. Instead of forcing a redesign when endpoint counts rise or uplink demand increases, the ICX 7550 gives IT teams room to expand within a familiar architecture. That matters in campus cores, aggregation closets, and high-performance edge deployments where bandwidth pressure can expose weaker hardware quickly. The QSFP28 uplink and stack design supports higher-speed interconnects for resilient topologies and cleaner scaling. Combined with 1/10 GbE access ports, the platform is well suited to organizations standardizing on fiber-based switching for storage, virtualization, wireless aggregation, or dense distribution layers. It is the kind of switch that earns its place where port density, uplink speed, and operational consistency all matter.

Ideal For

  • Aggregating fiber-connected endpoints in a campus distribution closet
  • Connecting virtualization hosts that require 1/10 GbE SFP links
  • Building a high-speed stack for resilient enterprise switching
  • Supporting storage, wireless, or edge traffic with 40/100 GbE uplinks

Why This Product

  • 1Higher uplink headroom than 10G-only access switches
  • 2Fiber-first port design for dense enterprise deployments
  • 3QSFP28 uplink and stacking support for scalable topologies
  • 4Better fit for aggregation than basic access-layer switches