N8000-32Q (32*40Gb) 40Gb SDN Switch L2/L3 ICOS

N8000-32Q (32*40GbE) 40GbE Open Networking Switch Preloaded Broadcom ICOS


The Fiber-MART.COM N8000-32Q is a 32 ports 40GbE switch in a compact 1U form factor, ideally suited for data center environments in either Top-of-Rack (TOR) or Spine deployments. The N8000-32Q provides 32 QSFP+ ports, and each port can be configured as 4x10GbE with individual link LEDs, up to a total system limit of 104 10GbE ports. It provides superior low latency and power efficiency in a clean PHYless design, while offering high reliability features such as redundant and hot swappable power supplies and fans in forward and reverse airflow configurations.With support for advanced features, including MLAG, VxLAN, SFLOW, SNMP, MPLS etc, this 40gb switch is ideal for traditional or fully virtualized data center.
The N8000-32Q supports current and future data center requirements, including a x86-based control plane for easier integration of automation tools, an ONIE installer for 3rd party network operating systems and compatibility with Software Defined Networks via OpenFlow 1.3.11. Additionally, N8000-32Q supports the advanced hardware based VXLAN feature to support over 16M virtual networks.

Switch ClassLayer3, data centerOperating SystemBroadcom ICOS
Switching ChipTrident 2 BCM56850CPUIntel Rangeley C2538 2.4Ghz 4-core
Switch Capability2.56Tbps Full-duplexPacket Buffer Memory12M
Latency480nsMax Power Draw300W
Airflow DirectionBack-to-FrontWarranty5 Years

Quality Certification
Quality and standards are the foundation of Fiber-MART.COM. We are dedicated to providing customers with the outstanding, standards-compliant products and services.Fiber-MART.COM has passed many quality system verification, like ISO9001, CE, FCC, established an internationally standardized quality assurance system and strictly implemented standardized management and control in the course of design, development, production, installation and service.
  • This product is in conformity with ISO9001. This system is valid to a company engaging in development, production and supply service of fiber optical products. Please contact us to learn more.
  • This product was produced under the requirements of CE to indicate conformity with the essential health and safety. Please contact us to learn more.
  • This product fully accords with the FCC, which aims to manage the radio wave and magnetic fields more reasonably. Please contact us to learn more.

Spine-Leaf Network Architecture40G Switches Spine-Leaf Network Architecture

 

Key Features

 

Layer 2 Hardware Supported

802.3ad LACP 802.1D STP, 802.1w RSTP, 802.1s MSTP 802.1Q VLAN 4096, SVLAN, PVLAN 802.1 Q-in-Q double-tagged VLAN 802.1P L2 Prioritization 802.1AB LLDP 802.1x Network Access Control IGMP/MLD Snooping VM Switching/VEPA/VN-Tag/802.1Qbh Mirroring Storm Control

 

Layer 3 Hardware Supported

Hardware-based IP Forward IPv4/v6 Routing Protocols: OSFP, RIP, BGP VRF ECMP/WCMP, VRRP MPLS Hardware Based Tunneling: IPv4/v6, GRE, MiM IGMPv1/v2/v3 IP Multicast: PIM-SM, PIM-DM, PIM-SSM

 

Traffic Management

Flexible QoS Queuing for UC Packets Separate QoS Queues for UC and MC Packets (10 each/port) 2-Rate, 3-Color Policing SP, WRR, WDRR Queuing Per-Port DSCP Per-Port Oversubscription

 

Supported Optical Transceivers and Cables

40GBASE-SR4 40GBASE-LR4 40GBASE-ER4 40GBASE AOC 40GBASE DAC 40G to 4x10G AOC 40G to 4x10G DAC

Powerful 40GbE Spine/Core Layer Switch
The N8000-32Q is a low latency layer 2/3/4 Ethernet switch with 32 40GbE QSFP+ ports in a compact rack unit size.
40G Switches Powerful 40GbE Spine/Core Layer Switch
Front and Back Panel Overview40G Switches Front and Back Panel Overview
Data Center Grade Hardware Design
  • Hot-swappable Power Supplies
  • Hot-swappable Fans
  • Low Power Consumption
40G Switches Data Center Grade Hardware Design
N-Series VS S-Series
Fiber-MART.COM provides N-Series switches and S-Series switches. N-Series is 25G/100G open switch, Which is for next generation metro, data center and enterprise network applications. S-series 1G/10G/40G/100G switches are aiming to achieve flexibility, efficiency and cost effectiveness in data center networks.
40G Switches N-Series VS S-Series

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