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L3 Max 64 ×10GE Upgrading 40Gbe / 100Gbe Core Switch 1+1 Main Control Redundancy
Overview
S8600 series are designed for high-density access switching integrated platform which
combine multi-service and high-density 10G switching requirement, they are deployed for
high-density switch as carrier broadband access network .S8600 series have the unique
half-size slot service cards for the highest density GE/10GE port and terabit switching net
can provide the ability of 40/100G future upgrade switching and smooth upgrade access
platform. S8600 series have the first innovation processing architecture with fully
distributed based on 64-bit multi-core processors and high performance AISC. They can
provide IPv4/IPv6 wire-speed transferring capacity and be widely used on the IP MANs of
carriers, WANs and MANs of enterprises, egress, core layer, and convergence layer of
enterprise.
| 4U compact design, half-size serve slots 1+1 master control redundancy,1+1power supply redundancy Hot plug fan chassis, intelligent speed and temperature control 6slots,2 main control cards,4 line cards Maximum support 32*GPON and 32*GE Support GPON/10GE mixed insertion for future new cards 1.6Tbps widely backplane capacity and smooth upgrade to 40G/100G IPv4/IPv6 and MPLS hardware line speed forwarding The whole power consumption less than 350W |
Product Specification:
| Item | S8600-04 |
| Backplane capacity | >1.6Tbps |
| Switching capacity | 960Gbps |
| Throughput(IPv4/IPv6) | 720Mpps |
| Number of slots | 6 |
| Number of service board slots | 4 |
| GPON Service port | 32*GPON,32*GE |
| Redundancy design | 1+1 power redundancy 1+1 main control redundancy |
| Power supply | AC:90260V,5060Hz DC:-36V-72V |
| Power consumption | ≤300W |
| Outline dimensions (mm) (W*D*H) | 442mm×176mm×420mm |
| Weight (in maximum configuration) | ≤15kg |
| Environmental parameter | Working temperature:0°C40°C Storage temperature:-40°C70°C Relative humidity:10%90%,no condensing |
L3 Max 64 10GE Upgrading 40Gbe / 100Gbe Core Switch 1+1 Main Control Redundancy
