Aruba Instant On 1960
A scalable solution for growing businesses with high bandwidth demands.
Intelligent and scalable
The Aruba Instant On 1960 switch series is an advanced, intelligently managed, stackable Gigabit switch for growing businesses that need outstanding performance to support bandwidth-intensive applications.
High-performance 10-Gigabit connectivity
In bandwidth-demanding environments, 10GBase-T and SFP+ uplink ports deliver lightning-fast network speeds and eliminate traffic bottlenecks. Models with 24 and 48 Gigabit ports (with and without PoE) and a 12-port aggregation switch provide flexible and cost-effective deployment options.
Stack up to four (4) 1960 switches
Simplify network management by connecting up to four (4) 1960 switches (access and aggregation) and managing them through a single management interface. Gain up to 288 ports, including 16 10G uplink ports, for high-density environments and the flexibility to expand your network in the future.
Easy-to-use cloud-managed stacking
Configure a stack in a few simple steps using the Aruba Instant On mobile app. The stack and ports can be managed remotely, minimizing network downtime; if the primary switch in a 1960 stack fails, another switch takes over so the network continues to operate smoothly.
Future-proof your network
Advanced switching features such as IPv4 static routing, Layer 3 IPv6, ACLs, and Spanning Tree protocols support the applications and devices you use today and those you may add in the future. And True Stacking makes it easy to configure, manage, and troubleshoot physical switches as a single unit, helping you scale your network as your business grows.
Power over Ethernet (PoE)
1960 switches support PoE Class 4 and Class 6 on selected ports. PoE power up to 30 W is available for Class 4 PoE devices such as access points, surveillance cameras, and VoIP phones, and up to 60 W for Class 6 PoE devices such as IP PTZ cameras with zoom and video phones.
Robust security
Protect your business data and prevent unauthorized users from accessing the network with advanced security features such as IEEE 802.1X, MAC authentication, VLANs, Access Control Lists (ACLs), port security, DHCP snooping, ARP attack prevention, and RADIUS authentication.
