
A solid option if you're building out a small business or home office network that needs to power PoE devices like IP cameras, access points, or VoIP phones without a separate power supply for each one. The 24-port setup with Class 4 PoE support gives you room to grow without jumping to enterprise-tier pricing. Buy Now at Newegg
- 16 Gigabit Ethernet ports
- 124W Class 4 PoE power budget
- Unmanaged plug-and-play simplicity
- Silent fan-less operation
- Flexible wall and desk mounting options

Networking hardware for anyone upgrading or expanding a 40GbE infrastructure, this short-range QSFP+ transceiver is designed for high-density switch-to-switch or switch-to-server connections over multimode fiber at distances up to 150 meters. Buy Now at Newegg
- 40Gbps data transfer rate
- QSFP+ form factor
- Multi-mode fiber optic connectivity
- 850nm wavelength transmission
- Model: EX-QSFP-40G-SR4

A solid pick for small businesses or home labs that need managed switch features like VLANs and QoS without the complexity of enterprise-grade hardware. Buy Now at Newegg
- Layer 2+ smart-managed gigabit Ethernet switch
- No recurring subscription or licensing costs
- Instant On mobile app and browser management
- Advanced DDOS and unauthorized access security
- Fanless silent operation with compact mounting

Aimed at small businesses or home lab setups that have outgrown basic unmanaged switches, this 24-port gigabit switch gives you Layer 2 managed features like VLANs and traffic prioritization through a straightforward cloud-based interface, without requiring enterprise-level networking knowledge to configure. Buy Now at Newegg
- 16x 10/100/1000BASE-T PoE+ ports
- 124W PoE power budget
- Layer 2 switching capabilities
- Cloud-based management via Aruba Central
- Model: JL818A

Rack-deployable 32-port Layer 3 switch built for enterprise and data center environments where you need routing capabilities at the access or aggregation layer without a separate router. Newegg has it listed, and if you're building out a Juniper network or need a managed switch with full L3 support, this is the tier of hardware that typically runs significantly higher through enterprise resellers. Buy Now at Newegg
- 32 fixed 100M/1G/10GBASE-T copper ports
- 480 Gbps Layer 2 and Layer 3 switching capacity
- Compact 1U rack-mount form factor
- Modular design for flexible network expansion
- Model: EX4550-32T

A solid pick for IT teams building out or expanding a managed network, since the 48 PoE+ ports let you power access points, IP cameras, and VoIP phones directly from the switch without separate power adapters. Buy Now at Newegg
- 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports
- PoE+ power support
- 4 SFP+ fiber uplinks
- 1050W power supply capacity
- Model: 3810M

Newegg has the Juniper Networks QFX5120-48T for those running or scaling a data center network who need a high-density 48-port switch from one of the more established names in enterprise networking. The QFX5120 series is purpose-built for spine-leaf architectures, so it's a natural fit if you're managing east-west traffic across a modern data center fabric. Buy Now at Newegg
- Layer 3 switching for enhanced performance
- Rack-mountable form factor for easy installation
- Management capability for maximum efficiency
- Unrestricted administrative network control

A solid pick for small-to-medium business IT setups where you need a managed 48-port gigabit switch with enterprise-grade features like VLAN support and advanced routing without stepping up to chassis-based hardware. Buy Now at Newegg
- 48x 10/100/1000Base-T ports
- 4x 10GbE SFP+ uplink ports
- Junos OS for automated management
- Virtual Chassis technology for scalable networking
- Model: EX2300-48T

A data center-grade switch aimed at enterprises or network engineers who need high-density 10GbE SFP+ access with DC power and front-to-back airflow in a structured rack environment. Buy Now at Newegg
- 48x 10GbE SFP+ ports
- 6x 40GbE QSFP+ uplink ports
- 3.5 microsecond low-latency switching
- Model: QFX5100-48S-DC-AFO
- Supports Junos OS modular software architecture

Rack-level switching for data centers and enterprise core networks, the QFX5100-24Q delivers 24 40GbE QSFP+ ports in a 1U form factor, making it a fit for high-density environments where you need serious throughput without a full chassis solution. Buy Now at Newegg
- 24x 40GbE QSFP+ ports, 2x 10GbE SFP+ ports
- Junos OS for automated network operations
- Low-latency Layer 2 and Layer 3 switching
- High-density data center performance
- Model: QFX5100-24Q-AFI

Designed for enterprise or business environments where you need reliable wireless coverage across a large space, the AP-615 supports tri-band Wi-Fi 6, which helps manage higher device densities without the slowdowns you'd typically see on older access points. Buy Now at Newegg
- Model: R7J50A

Rack-mountable managed switch with 24 gigabit ports and 4 SFP uplinks, running Junos OS, which makes it a solid fit for IT teams already working in a Juniper environment or anyone who wants enterprise-grade switching without paying for a new unit. Buy Now at Newegg
- Layer 3 routing capabilities

Newegg has the Juniper MX5-T-AC Router Chassis listed for those building or expanding a carrier-grade network infrastructure. The MX5 sits in Juniper's MX Series lineup, which is designed for service provider and large enterprise environments where high-availability routing and traffic handling are the priority. Buy Now at Newegg
- Scalable software-based pay-as-you-grow performance upgrades
- Compact 2U chassis for space-constrained environments
- Supports optional redundant power supplies and fans
- Full Ethernet capabilities with advanced service routing
- Model: MX5

A solid option for small to mid-sized business networks that need dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi without enterprise-level pricing, particularly if you're already running an Aruba or HPE network infrastructure. Buy Now at Newegg
- 1.70 Gbit/s wireless transmission speed
- Dual band 2.40 GHz and 5 GHz connectivity
- MIMO and beamforming technology
- Ceiling mountable compact form factor
- Model: JX936A

A solid option for network engineers or IT teams looking to expand port density on compatible Juniper MX-series routers without swapping out the entire line card. The 20-port GE SFP configuration gives you flexibility across fiber and copper transceiver options depending on your cabling environment. Buy Now at Newegg
- 20-port Gigabit Ethernet modular interface card
- High-density fiber optic connectivity
- Advanced Junos OS multiservice architecture
- Scalable 3D chassis integration
- Model: MIC-3D-20GE-SFP-E

Aimed at small-to-midsize branch offices that need enterprise-grade security built into the routing hardware, the SRX340 handles firewall, VPN, and traffic management in a single unit without requiring separate appliances for each function. Buy Now at Newegg
- Secure SD-WAN with integrated next-generation firewall
- Scalable performance with 3 Gbps firewall throughput
- Advanced threat protection and encrypted traffic inspection
- Compact 1U form factor for branch office deployment
- Model: SRX340

Enterprise networking gear like the EX4300-48MP rarely shows up at consumer-facing retailers, so seeing it on Newegg is worth noting if you're building or expanding a mid-to-large office network. The 48-port PoE+ configuration makes it a practical fit for environments with a high density of powered devices like IP cameras, access points, or VoIP phones. Buy Now at Newegg
- Layer 2 and Layer 3 switching capabilities
- 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity
- Rack-mountable form factor

Rack-mount switch built for high-density enterprise or data center environments, with 8 10GbE XFP ports designed to handle heavy aggregation workloads. If you're building or expanding a core switching layer and need Juniper's EX8200 platform, Newegg has it at a price worth checking against what you'd pay through traditional networking resellers. Buy Now at Newegg
- 8-port 10GbE SFP+ line card
- High-density 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity
- Carrier-grade modular architecture
- Hardware-based wire-speed performance
- Model: EX8200-8XS

Designed to mount Aruba AP-303H access points directly to a wall, this bracket is a straightforward solution for IT setups where ceiling mounting isn't practical or where you need the access point positioned closer to end users. Buy Now at Newegg
- Antenna

Rack-deployable Layer 3 switch with 32 SFP fiber ports and DC power input, which makes it a reasonable fit for data centers or network closets already running DC power infrastructure. Newegg has it listed if you're sourcing enterprise-grade Juniper gear outside of traditional reseller channels. Buy Now at Newegg
- Layer 3 routing capabilities
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