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HPE SN2410M 25GbE 48SFP28 8QSFP28 ONIE Connector to Power Airflow Switch

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HPE SN2410M 25GbE 48SFP28 8QSFP28 ONIE Connector to Power Airflow SwitchDiscover the HPE SN2410M 25GbE 48SFP28 8QSFP28 ONIE Connector to Power Airflow Switcha dense, flexible, and future ready top of rack switch built to accelerate modern data centers. With 25 gigabit Ethernet ports and high density uplinks, the SN2410M delivers predictable performance for latency sensitive workloads while providing ample headroom for growth. Its designed to simplify deployment in server and storage networks, enabling fast east west

Discover the HPE SN2410M 25GbE 48SFP28 8QSFP28 ONIE Connector to Power Airflow Switch—a dense, flexible, and future-ready top-of-rack switch built to accelerate modern data centers. With 25 gigabit Ethernet ports and high-density uplinks, the SN2410M delivers predictable performance for latency-sensitive workloads while providing ample headroom for growth. It’s designed to simplify deployment in server and storage networks, enabling fast east-west traffic between racks and seamless integration into scalable spine-leaf fabrics. The 48 SFP28 ports offer direct server connectivity, while the 8 QSFP28 ports handle high-throughput uplinks to core or leaf switches, enabling flexible, non-blocking layouts that reduce oversubscription and improve application response times. The ONIE (Open Network Install Environment) capability allows you to install your preferred network operating system quickly, with straightforward OS upgrades and a path to automation. For data centers, the SN2410M presents a compact 1U form factor that fits neatly into standard racks and simplifies cable management, airflow, and maintenance. Beyond raw port counts, the switch brings enterprise-grade features such as robust QoS, security controls, VLAN segmentation, and monitoring APIs that help operators enforce policy, scale reliably, and troubleshoot quickly. In practice, this device helps IT teams deploy dense, predictable connectivity for virtualization, containerized workloads, databases, and hyper-converged infrastructure, while maintaining energy efficiency and straightforward day-to-day operations. If you’re building out a ToR solution or expanding an existing fabric, the SN2410M provides a strong blend of density, flexibility, and management simplicity, backed by HPE’s reliability and support ecosystem.

  • Dense 25GbE connectivity: 48 SFP28 ports for direct server access and 8 QSFP28 uplink ports for high-bandwidth connections, enabling compact yet scalable data-center access patterns.
  • Flexible uplink strategy: The 8 QSFP28 ports support a range of configurations—from aggregating multiple 25GbE links to delivering 40/100GbE uplinks for spine-leaf fabrics—empowering versatile, future-proof architectures.
  • ONIE-enabled deployment: Built-in ONIE support allows effortless OS installation, customization, and updates, giving you the freedom to choose the network OS that best fits your workloads and automation strategy.
  • ToR-ready, enterprise-grade design: A compact 1U form factor optimized for dense data centers, with solid thermal design and cable management that simplify rack deployment and maintenance while improving airflow.
  • Advanced management and performance: Engineered for predictable, low-latency operation with scalable throughput, plus broad management options and automation support to streamline provisioning, monitoring, and policy enforcement in virtualized and cloud-native environments.

Technical Details of HPE SN2410M 25GbE 48SFP28 8QSFP28 ONIE Connector to Power Airflow Switch

  • Ports: 48 x SFP28 25GbE ports plus 8 x QSFP28 uplink ports for flexible connectivity.
  • Form factor: 1U rack-mount switch designed for dense data-center deployments and top-of-rack (ToR) use cases.
  • ONIE support: Open Network Install Environment enabled to simplify OS installation, recovery, and upgrades.
  • Management and automation: Compatible with standard network operating systems and automation interfaces to enable scalable provisioning, monitoring, and policy enforcement.
  • Performance and efficiency: Built for predictable, low-latency performance with scalable throughput to support virtualization, cloud-native workloads, and data-intensive applications, while optimizing power and cooling in dense environments.

How to install HPE SN2410M 25GbE 48SFP28 8QSFP28 ONIE Connector to Power Airflow Switch

  • Unbox and inspect: verify all components, cables, and accessories are present, and check for any transit damage before installation.
  • Rack-mount the switch: install in a standard 19-inch rack and secure the unit with screws, ensuring adequate clearance for airflow and cable routing.
  • Connect power and verify boot: attach a reliable power source, power on the device, and confirm the unit POSTs correctly.
  • Plan and connect network cables: attach servers to the 48 x SFP28 ports using appropriate copper or fiber transceivers, and configure uplinks on the 8 x QSFP28 ports according to your fabric design (e.g., aggregated links, spine-leaf connections).
  • Configure management access: connect the switch to a management network or out-of-band interface and establish initial connectivity for remote administration.
  • Install an operating system via ONIE: boot into ONIE, select your preferred network OS, and complete the installation steps as directed by the OS vendor.
  • Initial setup and validation: set up basic IP addresses, admin credentials, and access controls; verify connectivity between servers and uplinks, and run baseline throughput tests to validate performance against expectancies.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: What is the HPE SN2410M? A dense 25GbE ToR switch designed for data centers, providing 48 SFP28 ports for server connectivity and 8 QSFP28 uplinks for flexible, high-bandwidth networking.
  • Q: How many ports does it have? A total of 48 SFP28 ports plus 8 QSFP28 uplink ports, enabling versatile deployment in modern server and storage networks.
  • Q: Is ONIE supported? Yes. The SN2410M includes ONIE to simplify operating-system installation, recovery, and upgrades.
  • Q: What deployments is it best suited for? Best for top-of-rack deployments in data centers needing dense 25GbE connectivity, virtualization-friendly environments, and scalable uplinks to leaf/spine fabrics.
  • Q: Can I manage it with standard network APIs? Yes. It supports common management interfaces and automation options to integrate into existing data-center operations and tooling.
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