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Overview
Specs
Model Number | DCS-7280QR-C36 |
Manufacturer | Arista |
Ports | 24 x 40GbE QSFP+ & 12 x 100GbE QSFP |
Cooling and Power | Modular fans and power supply units (PSUs) |
Power Cables | 2 x C13-C14 cables |
Packet Buffer Capacity | Up to 32GB for deep buffering |
Queueing Mechanism | Virtual Output Queues per port to prevent blocking |
Efficiency of Power Supplies | Above 94% efficiency |
Power and Cooling Redundancy | Supports hot-swappable and redundant fans and power supplies |
Cooling Direction | Selectable front-to-rear or rear-to-front airflow |
Compliance | NEBS-compliant design |
Mounting | Tool-free rail kit for easy mounting |
Software Features | CloudVision, VXLAN support for modern data centers |
Microburst Detection | LANZ technology for identifying microbursts |
Network Visibility | DANZ for enhanced mirroring and TAP aggregation |
Virtual Machine Monitoring | VM Tracer |
Provisioning | Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) for automation |
Monitoring | Advanced Event and sFlow (RFC3176) monitoring |
Processor | High-performance x86 CPU |
Memory | Up to 16GB DRAM |
Storage | 4GB Flash memory |
User Applications | Support for running applications within a Virtual Machine (VM) |
Software Architecture | Unified software image with modular OS design |
DCS-7280QR-C36
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Product Description
The DCS-7280QR-C36 Arista switch features 24x40GbE QSFP+ and 12x100GbE QSFP ports, supported by a high-capacity, ultra-deep packet buffer up to 32GB, aimed at eliminating head-of-line blocking through Virtual Output Queues per port. It is equipped with redundant and hot-swap power supplies and fans, offering over 94% efficiency, and provides flexible cooling options with front-to-rear or rear-to-front airflow, ensuring operational reliability and adherence to NEBS standards. Advanced network features include CloudVision, VXLAN support, LANZ for microburst detection, DANZ for enhanced mirroring and TAP aggregation, and Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP), powered by a high-performance x86 CPU, with up to 16GB DRAM and 4GB Flash, supporting user applications in a VM environment on a modular network OS.FAQs for the DCS-7280QR-C36
- What are the key features of the 24x40GbE QSFP+ & 12x100GbE QSFP switch?
Answer: Key features include a 32GB ultra-deep packet buffer, virtual output queues per port, over 94% efficient power supplies, redundant & hot-swap power and fans, configurable fans and PSU, front-to-rear or rear-to-front cooling, designed for NEBS, tool-less rails, CloudVision, VXLAN, LANZ, DANZ, VM Tracer, Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP), Advanced Event Monitoring, sFlow, a high-performance x86 CPU, up to 16GB DRAM, 4GB Flash, VM capabilities, a single binary image, and a fine-grained modular network OS. - How does the switch ensure efficient power usage?
Answer: The switch uses power supplies that are over 94% efficient. - Can the switch's cooling direction be configured?
Answer: Yes, the switch supports configurable cooling with options for front-to-rear or rear-to-front airflow. - What are the benefits of Virtual Output Queues per port?
Answer: Virtual Output Queues per port eliminate head-of-line blocking, improving network efficiency and reducing latency. - Is the switch's power and cooling system reliable?
Answer: Yes, the switch features redundant and hot-swappable power and fans for high reliability and uptime. - How does the switch support network visibility and analytics?
Answer: It supports enhanced network visibility and analytics through features like LANZ for microburst detection, DANZ for advanced mirroring & TAP aggregation, and sFlow for traffic monitoring. - What provisions does the switch have for simplified deployment and management?
Answer: The switch supports Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) for easy deployment, CloudVision for management, and tool-less rails for simple installation. - Does the switch have capabilities for virtualization?
Answer: Yes, it supports virtualization with features like VM Tracer and the ability for user applications to run in a VM. - What hardware specifications does the switch have?
Answer: The hardware specifications include a high-performance x86 CPU, up to 16GB DRAM, and 4GB Flash. - How does the switch handle network traffic and ensure smooth data flow?
Answer: The switch employs an ultra-deep packet buffer up to 32GB and Virtual Output Queues per port to manage network traffic efficiently and ensure smooth data flow.
Product Review
The Arista DCS-7280QR-C36 switch offers a high-density configuration with 24x40GbE QSFP+ & 12x100GbE QSFP ports, catering to demanding data center environments. Its ultra-deep packet buffer of up to 32GB and Virtual Output Queues per port effectively mitigate congestion and head-of-line blocking, enhancing network performance. However, the complexity of its advanced features, such as DANZ for mirroring and TAP aggregation, VM Tracer, and CloudVision integration, may require a steep learning curve for network teams not familiar with Arista's ecosystem.
Overview
Specifications
Model Number | DCS-7280QR-C36 |
Manufacturer | Arista |
Ports | 24 x 40GbE QSFP+ & 12 x 100GbE QSFP |
Cooling and Power | Modular fans and power supply units (PSUs) |
Power Cables | 2 x C13-C14 cables |
Packet Buffer Capacity | Up to 32GB for deep buffering |
Queueing Mechanism | Virtual Output Queues per port to prevent blocking |
Efficiency of Power Supplies | Above 94% efficiency |
Power and Cooling Redundancy | Supports hot-swappable and redundant fans and power supplies |
Cooling Direction | Selectable front-to-rear or rear-to-front airflow |
Compliance | NEBS-compliant design |
Mounting | Tool-free rail kit for easy mounting |
Software Features | CloudVision, VXLAN support for modern data centers |
Microburst Detection | LANZ technology for identifying microbursts |
Network Visibility | DANZ for enhanced mirroring and TAP aggregation |
Virtual Machine Monitoring | VM Tracer |
Provisioning | Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) for automation |
Monitoring | Advanced Event and sFlow (RFC3176) monitoring |
Processor | High-performance x86 CPU |
Memory | Up to 16GB DRAM |
Storage | 4GB Flash memory |
User Applications | Support for running applications within a Virtual Machine (VM) |
Software Architecture | Unified software image with modular OS design |