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TimJL
Jan 10, 2018Tutor
M5300-52G-POE+ (GSM7252PS) End of Life or replaced?
Hi all,
I'm seeing a number of posts/listings around the web that the M5300-52G-POE+ AKA GSM7252PS has been replaced by something else or at the least has become end of life.
Can someone advise me what its replacement is?
Thanks.
Tim
Hi Tim
We have launched the new M4300 series that replaced M5300, M7100 and M7300 series all together last year after a few quarter transition. You can refer to the M4300 Product Transition Notification here.
More specifically, the M5300-52G-PoE+ (GSM7252PS) got replaced by M4300-52G-PoE+ (GSM4352PA or GSM4352PB) with following benefits: Mixed 1G/10G stacking, Dual redundant hot swap PSUs, Full Layer 3 including Policy Based Routing, Lower acoustic noise and Full PoE+ power.
Please let us know of any questions -
Regards,
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- LaurentMaNETGEAR Expert
Hi Tim
We have launched the new M4300 series that replaced M5300, M7100 and M7300 series all together last year after a few quarter transition. You can refer to the M4300 Product Transition Notification here.
More specifically, the M5300-52G-PoE+ (GSM7252PS) got replaced by M4300-52G-PoE+ (GSM4352PA or GSM4352PB) with following benefits: Mixed 1G/10G stacking, Dual redundant hot swap PSUs, Full Layer 3 including Policy Based Routing, Lower acoustic noise and Full PoE+ power.
Please let us know of any questions -
Regards,
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