Ruckus Networks Network Switches

The Ruckus ICX switch family delivers a simple, secure and scalable high-performance enterprise network solution supporting demanding video, UC, VDI, and wireless access requirements. In a mobile world, the campus network has taken on a different role as a critical underlay for wireless traffic. Support for wireless networking is at the core of the ICX family design. ICX switches will power modern wireless APs, surveillance cameras, video displays and other devices for years to come.

The Ruckus ICX 6000 switches provide enterprise-class stackable LAN switching solutions to meet growing demands of campus networks. The compact models operate in fanless mode for deployments outside the wiring closet.

The Ruckus ICX switch family delivers a simple, secure and scalable high-performance enterprise network solution supporting demanding video, UC, VDI, and wireless access requirements. In a mobile world, the campus network has taken on a different role as a critical underlay for wireless traffic. Support for wireless networking is at the core of the ICX family design

The Ruckus ICX switch family delivers a simple, secure and scalable high-performance enterprise network solution supporting demanding video, UC, VDI, and wireless access requirements. In a mobile world, the campus network has taken on a different role as a critical underlay for wireless traffic. Support for wireless networking is at the core of the ICX family design.

The Ruckus ICX switch family delivers a simple, secure and scalable high-performance enterprise network solution supporting demanding video, UC, VDI, and wireless access requirements. In a mobile world, the campus network has taken on a different role as a critical underlay for wireless traffic. Support for wireless networking is at the core of the ICX family design. ICX switches will power modern wireless APs, surveillance cameras, video displays and other devices for years to come. ICX multi-purpose switches can be deployed standalone, stacked or within a campus fabric. Together they comprise the building blocks for simplified network deployment and management, scale-out networking, and investment protection.

Today?s enterprise networks are expected to deliver services thought impossible just a few years ago. High-Definition (HD) video conferencing, real-time collaboration, Unified Communications (UC), and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) are only a few of the applications that organizations are deploying to enhance employee productivity, improve customer service, and create a competitive advantage. These same networks must also provide anytime, anywhere mobile access and scale to meet rising user expectations. At the same time, organizations face continued pressure to reduce costs and do more with less. More than ever, campus networks need to quickly and efficiently evolve with the ever-changing business environment.