Features and specifications of Cisco Catalyst 2960-X switch are as follows:

It has 24 or 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports

To connect via UPLINK port, you can use two SFP + modules with 10G speed or four Gigabit .SFP ports.

Supports a series of Layer 3 capabilities such as static route that can write up to 16 static route lines.

Ability to stack switches up to 8 and a bandwidth of 80 GB.

POE support by 802.3 at and 802.3af standards

Support for Policy-Based Routing or PBR

Support for MAC-based VLAN assignment In this technology, we use the user’s mac address to assign a vlan to him.

802.1X support, which in this standard makes network access control more precise and increases network security.

Support for port security and arp inspection to increase network security in Layer 2

Prevent forgery and misuse of ip address with ip source guard

Private vlan support so that we can create an extra layer of security inside the vlan and apply a series of additional restrictions on communication between servers.

Support acl for filtering traffic based on port and ip address of origin and destination.

Port-based ACL support so we can write for each acl switch port or access list.

Support for SNMPv3 protocol, which is more secure than before.

Support for BPDU Guard, a security mechanism for the Spanning Tree Protocol.

The LACP or EtherChannel protocol allows us to use multiple links to connect two switches and increase communication bandwidth capacity.

Support for DTP or Dynamic Trunk Protocol makes trunk connection between two Cisco switches easy.

UDLD or Unidirectional link detection is a feature that works at the dual network layer or data link and complements the STP protocol. When fiber happens, it enters the game.

Support for IGMP or Internet Group Management Protocol or our own multicast position that is activated on the switch and manages membership in multicast groups.

The VTP or VLAN Trunking Protocol feature is used to manage VLAN information on Cisco switches and is Cisco-specific.