| Management number | 241248941 | Release Date | 2026/07/17 | List Price | US$17,979.60 | Model Number | 241248941 | ||
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The Aruba R0X44C is a 48-port SFP28 module designed to expand the connectivity options of Aruba CX 6400 switch chassis by adding 1G, 10G, and 25G fiber links. This module enables seamless integration of a variety of network devices, from legacy 1G equipment to high-speed 25G servers and storage, supporting flexible and scalable network growth. Powered by a Gen7 ASIC, it ensures fast, non-blocking performance even when all ports are fully utilized, making it suitable for demanding environments like data centers and campus networks.
This module is specifically designed for the Aruba CX 6400 modular switch chassis, enabling easy expansion of fiber connectivity without replacing existing infrastructure. Its multi-speed ports allow integration with a wide range of network devices, including servers, storage arrays, and high-density access points, making it a versatile choice for evolving network environments.
Installation is straightforward and efficient, with the module’s size and weight optimized for quick deployment by a single technician. Simply slide the module into an available slot in the CX 6400 chassis to immediately increase port density. The module integrates seamlessly with Aruba’s management tools, allowing configuration, monitoring, and firmware updates to be handled remotely or on-site through a unified dashboard.
This module fits well in enterprise networks that require scalable fiber connectivity with mixed-speed support. It is a strong choice for data center top-of-rack deployments, campus aggregation layers, and incremental network upgrades where budget and timing constraints exist. Its performance and management features also make it suitable for environments running latency-sensitive applications such as virtualization clusters and real-time data analytics.
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