BROCADE XIB-MLXE-8-S-IC IBM 00Y7053 Chassis

BROCADE XIB-MLXE-8-S-IC IBM 00Y7053  chassis with 2 exhaust fan assembly kits and air filter – Brand New

BROCADE XIB-MLXE-8-S-IC IBM 00Y7053  chassis with 2 exhaust fan assembly kits and air filter – Brand New

ALT MP/N: 00Y7053

Multiservice IP SDN Switches
The way enterprise organizations communicate and conduct business has
changed dramatically in the past decade. Services such as high-definition
video streaming, hybrid cloud services, and anytime/anywhere mobile
connectivity not only consume an enormous amount of network capacity,
but also create a greater degree of complexity for network operations. As
a result, today’s network planners are seeking solutions that provide the
right mix of scalability, performance, programmability, and operational
simplicity.

The Brocade® MLXe Enterprise Switches are built with a state-of-the-art,
sixth-generation, network processor-based architecture and terabit-scale
switch fabrics to provide a rich set of high-performance Layer 2, IPv4,
IPv6, wire-speed encryption, and Software-Defined Networking (SDN)
services. As a result, these switches address the increasing business
needs in the data center and campuses of commercial enterprises, higher
education, and public sector organizations.
Highlights
• Optimized for the increasing business needs in the data center and campus of commercial enterprises, higher education, and public sector organizations
• Fully distributed, non-blocking, and programmable architecture with up to 3.84 Tbps fabric capacity for maximum performance and investment protection
• Wire-speed forwarding performance for all software features, including Ethernet, VLAN, IPv4, IPv6, IPsec, MACsec, and OpenFlow capabilities
• High-availability design with redundant management modules, switch fabrics, power supplies, and fans; hitless failover and hitless software upgrades
• Hardware support for OpenFlow 1.3 in the industry’s only true hybrid port mode, enabling Software-Defined Networking (SDN) to seamlessly interwork with existing network forwarding