Overview:
Extreme 11703 Summit 7i with
Basic Layer 3
Software, high-density stackable switch delivers non-blocking wire-speed
IP/IPX routing and switching to server farms, aggregated switches and network backbones.
The 11704 comes with 28 100/1000BASE-SX ports, plus four GBIC-based 1000BASE-X ports. The
Summit7i is the industry's first stackable 32-port Gigabit Ethernet switch in a compact
'4U' package. It also comes with optional redundant power supplies for increased fault
toleranceSwitching Co-location and Switching
In server farms and data centers, the Extreme 11703 Summit7i maximizes server availability and
performance by combining server load-balancing with wire-speed switching. Auto-negotiating
100/1000BASE-T ports extend the simplicity of Ethernet's scalable speed from Fast Ethernet
to Gigabit Ethernet. The low 7-inch height of the Summit7i also makes it ideal in server
farms and data centers where rack space is limited.
Scalable Backbone Bandwidth
The high port-density of the Summit7i makes it easy and cost-effective to scale backbone
bandwidth and aggregate multiple switches. As a "mid-tier" switching solution,
Summit7i can aggregate multiple Summit24™ and Summit48™ switches, while
providing high-speed gigabit links to BlackDiamond™ chassis switches in the core
Specifications:
Benefits:
- 64 Gbps non-blocking switch fabric
bandwidth
- Wire-speed IP/IPX routing at 48 million packets per second
- RIP v1 and v2, OSPF, BGP4, DVMRP and PIM
- 32 Gigabit Ethernet ports: 28 auto-negotiating
100/1000BASE-T or 1000BASE-SX ports, plus four GBIC based Slots
- Policy-Based Quality of Service, including bandwidth
management and prioritization
- Access policies for network control and security
- Server load balancing and web cache redirection
- Fault tolerant: multiple load-sharing trunks; multiple
spanning trees; Extreme Standby Router Protocol; and redundant, load-sharing power
supplies
- Extensive management through HTTP, SNMP, RMON, and command
line interface
- Switch and route jumbo frames
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