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Networking equipment, explained

Every network is built from the same building blocks. Here is what each type of equipment does — and how to decide what belongs in your rack.

Firewalls & Security · 2

Firewalls sit at the network edge and control what crosses it — from simple port rules to deep inspection, VPN termination and content filtering on modern appliances.

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Optics & Modules · 10

Transceivers, line cards and expansion modules keep switch and router platforms flexible: the same chassis can serve copper or fiber, 1G or 100G, by swapping optics. Compatibility with your platform and the fiber type and distance are the deciding specs.

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Routers · 14

Routers connect sites to each other and to the internet, deciding the path traffic takes between networks. Branch and edge units handle WAN links, VPN and voice; larger platforms aggregate many links at once. Match the router to your WAN bandwidth and the services you run on it.

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Switches · 34

Switches connect the devices inside a site — desks, cameras, servers, phones — and move traffic between them at wire speed. Access switches sit at the edge, often with PoE for phones and access points; core and aggregation switches tie the edge together. Settle port count, PoE budget and uplink speed first.

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Wireless · 6

Access points bring the network to devices without cabling. Indoor and outdoor models differ in antennas and enclosures, and management is either cloud-based or via a controller. Coverage area, client density and PoE availability drive the choice.

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New sealed units are untouched in the manufacturer's packaging; open-box units are unused but unsealed; refurbished units are bench-tested working pulls. Every unit we list is photographed individually — the photos on the listing are the unit you receive — and covered by our warranty.

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