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Essential switches are typically designed for basic L2 functionality and lack the full L3 routing capabilities found in more advanced models. They are more suitable for access layer deployments, where their primary role is to provide connectivity to end devices. They don't have the advanced routing features needed to function as core routers or L3 switches.
If your customer requires L3 routing capabilities at the core of their network, they should consider switches from higher-tier models or series that support the necessary routing features (Network advantages).
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