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Overview
Specs
Part Number | MELLANOX SX6036 |
Manufacturer | Mellanox Technologies |
Form Factor | 1U height, 19" rack-mountable chassis with optional dual power supply units and cooling fans |
Ports | 36 QSFP ports, non-blocking, total bandwidth up to 4.032Tbps (FDR) |
Latency | 200 nanoseconds port-to-port |
Standards Compliance | Meets IBTA 1.21 and 1.3 specifications |
Virtual Lanes | 9 lanes: 8 for data, 1 for management |
Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) | Range from 256 to 4096 bytes |
Routing | Adaptive |
Congestion Management | Features built-in congestion control |
Port Duplication | Supports port mirroring |
Forwarding Database | Linear structure with 4X48K entries |
Management Interfaces | Dual RJ45 Ethernet ports, one RS232 port via DB9 connector, one USB interface |
Subsystem Management | Built-in Subnet Manager for networks up to 648 nodes |
Management Software | Unified Fabric Manager™ (UFM™) Agent integrated |
Connector Type | QSFP |
Media Compatibility | Supports fiber media adapters |
Physical Dimensions | Height: 1.72'', Width: 16.84'', Depth: 24.7'' |
Unit Weight | 20.5 pounds (9.3 kg) |
Power Redundancy | Dual slots for redundant power supplies |
Electrical Input | Voltage range: 100-240VAC, Frequency: 50-60Hz, AC single phase |
Energy Consumption | Passive cable usage: 126W typical, Active cable usage: 231W typical |
Cooling Feature | Thermal sensor for automated silent fan operation |
SX6036
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Product Description
The SX6036 MELLANOX is a 19’’ rack-mountable 1U switch featuring 36 QSFP non-blocking ports achieving an aggregate data throughput of up to 4.032Tb/s (FDR), and a port-to-port latency of 200ns. It supports a 4X48K entry linear forwarding database, dual 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports, and offers advanced features such as adaptive routing, congestion control, and port mirroring. Designed for efficiency, it includes options for redundant power supplies, operates within a 100-240VAC input range, and features auto-heat sensing for silent fan operation, with a typical power consumption of 126W with passive cables and 231W with active cables.FAQs for the SX6036
- What are the dimensions and weight of the 19’’ rack mountable chassis?
The chassis measures 1.72’’H x 16.84’’W x 24.7’’D and weighs 20.5lb (9.3kg). - How does the device support network redundancy?
It supports network redundancy with optional redundant power supplies and fan units, ensuring continuous operation. - What type of ports does the device feature?
The device is equipped with 36 QSFP non-blocking ports, offering an aggregate data throughput of up to 4.032Tb/s (FDR). - What is the port-to-port latency?
The port-to-port latency is 200ns, facilitating swift data transfer. - Can you explain the compliance standards of the device?
The device complies with IBTA 1.21 and 1.3 standards, ensuring compatibility and reliability. - What are the virtual lanes configuration?
It has 9 virtual lanes: 8 for data and 1 for management, optimizing data flow and control. - What features enhance network performance and reliability?
Features like adaptive routing, congestion control, and port mirroring enhance network performance and reliability. - How does the device manage large-scale fabric networks?
With an on-board SM for fabrics up to 648 nodes and Unified Fabric Manager™ (UFM™) Agent, it efficiently manages large-scale fabric networks. - What are the power requirements and consumption for the device?
It requires 100-240VAC, with a frequency of 50-60Hz, single phase AC. Power consumption varies: 126W with passive cable and 231W with active cable. - What additional connectivity options are included?
The device includes dual 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports, an RS232 port over DB9, and a USB port for versatile connectivity options.
Product Review
The Mellanox SX6036 stands out for its high data throughput, capable of reaching up to 4.032Tb/s across its 36 QSFP ports, which supports efficient, non-blocking network traffic flow. However, the variation in power consumption between passive (126W) and active (231W) cabling could be a concern for energy-conscious deployments. Additionally, the unit's comprehensive feature set, including adaptive routing, congestion control, and port mirroring, alongside support for a large node fabric up to 648 nodes, equips network engineers with extensive control and scalability options, although it might introduce complexity in configuration and management.
Overview
Specifications
Part Number | MELLANOX SX6036 |
Manufacturer | Mellanox Technologies |
Form Factor | 1U height, 19" rack-mountable chassis with optional dual power supply units and cooling fans |
Ports | 36 QSFP ports, non-blocking, total bandwidth up to 4.032Tbps (FDR) |
Latency | 200 nanoseconds port-to-port |
Standards Compliance | Meets IBTA 1.21 and 1.3 specifications |
Virtual Lanes | 9 lanes: 8 for data, 1 for management |
Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) | Range from 256 to 4096 bytes |
Routing | Adaptive |
Congestion Management | Features built-in congestion control |
Port Duplication | Supports port mirroring |
Forwarding Database | Linear structure with 4X48K entries |
Management Interfaces | Dual RJ45 Ethernet ports, one RS232 port via DB9 connector, one USB interface |
Subsystem Management | Built-in Subnet Manager for networks up to 648 nodes |
Management Software | Unified Fabric Manager™ (UFM™) Agent integrated |
Connector Type | QSFP |
Media Compatibility | Supports fiber media adapters |
Physical Dimensions | Height: 1.72'', Width: 16.84'', Depth: 24.7'' |
Unit Weight | 20.5 pounds (9.3 kg) |
Power Redundancy | Dual slots for redundant power supplies |
Electrical Input | Voltage range: 100-240VAC, Frequency: 50-60Hz, AC single phase |
Energy Consumption | Passive cable usage: 126W typical, Active cable usage: 231W typical |
Cooling Feature | Thermal sensor for automated silent fan operation |