Ubiquiti USW-Pro-Aggregation 32-Port 10G and 25G Switch

Build a central connection point for 10G and 25G networks The Ubiquiti USW-Pro-Aggregation brings access switches, servers and storage connections together in a 1U UniFi-managed aggregation switch. It provides 28 SFP+ ports for 1G or 10G connections and four SFP28 ports for higher-speed 25G links. Layer 3 routing and a broad set of managed switching functions support networks that need local segmentation, multiple high-bandwidth uplinks and central monitoring. Highlights High-capacity aggregation 28×10G SFP+ ports and 4×25G SFP28 ports. 760Gbps switching capacity and 380Gbps non-blocking throughput. Local Layer 3 services Inter-VLAN routing and static routing for local networks. DHCP server and relay support. Managed traffic and access LACP, spanning tree, multicast controls and access-control lists. Pro AV profiles for supported audio and video network applications. Rack installation and backup power 1U steel chassis with a 1.3-inch status touchscreen. Internal AC supply and optional USP-RPS DC backup. Key Features Assign the right connection to each workload The SFP+ ports provide 1G or 10G links, while the four SFP28 ports support 1G, 10G or 25G. Use the higher-speed group for suitable uplinks or server connections and the SFP+ ports for other devices. The switch has optical-module cages rather than built-in copper RJ45 access ports and does not supply PoE. Plan the SFP28 speed group carefully The four SFP28 ports cannot mix 25G with lower speeds: configuring one at 25G limits the others to 25G operation. Mixed 1G and 10G operation is supported when none uses 25G. Account for this shared speed condition before assigning ports to equipment with different link capabilities. Choose compatible optics and cables Match the transceiver or direct-attach cable to the port speed, the device at the other end and the required distance. Optical connections also need the appropriate fibre type and connectors. Plan these items as part of the installation rather than assuming every SFP module will work with every link. Route between local network segments Inter-VLAN and static routing move traffic between configured local networks. The switch also supports DHCP server and relay functions, with published limits of 1000 VLANs and 256 IPv4 static routes. These features serve local network routing; plan internet access and security through an appropriate gateway. Control links, traffic and access LACP combines compatible links, while STP/RSTP and loop protection support a resilient switching topology. IGMP controls help organise multicast traffic. DSCP QoS, port mirroring and rate controls support traffic management and troubleshooting. Configure 802.1X, ACLs and isolation features to match the access policy required by the network. Support audio and video network layouts Published Pro AV profiles cover applications including Dante, Q-SYS, NDI, SDVoE and AES67. Advanced IGMP settings include querier, fast leave and router-port controls. Select the appropriate profile and multicast design for the connected system rather than treating a profile as a guarantee of end-to-end AV compatibility. Allow rack space and optional power backup The 1U chassis measures 442 × 325 × 44mm and supports mounting depths of 400–1200mm. Its internal supply accepts 100–240V AC. A separate compatible USP-RPS system can provide DC backup; it is not included. Plan ventilation for the published 100W maximum consumption and −5 to 40°C operating range. Monitor through UniFi and the local display UniFi Network 6.1.25 or later provides central configuration and monitoring. The 1.3-inch touchscreen shows local switch status, giving technicians another way to check the device during installation or troubleshooting. Summary Choose USW-Pro-Aggregation when multiple 10G connections and a four-port 25G group need one managed aggregation point. Match link speeds, optics, routing requirements, rack space and optional backup power before installation. Magbasa pa