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Data Center Managed Switch 32x100G QSFP28/40G QSFP+, 2x10G SFP+

DCSL3C-32C02X-6S
DCSL3C-32C02X-6S is high performance L3 Stackable Managed Switch 32x100G designed by Ethernet switching chip Centec CTC8180. It is high density, 1U 19-inch rack-mounted installation, with Modular plug...
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DCSL3C-32C02X-6S is high performance L3 Stackable Managed Switch 32x100G designed by Ethernet switching chip Centec CTC8180. It is high density, 1U 19-inch rack-mounted installation, with Modular pluggable power supplies(Dual AC in default) and modular pluggable FANs, left and right airflow ducts. It supports high-speed data transmission and scalability, with varied management interfaces, include console port, inband network ports, outband network port and USB port. It delivers ultra-low latency and high switching capacity, ensuring seamless data flow for mission-critical workloads. Advanced L2/L3 features, including VXLAN, BGP, EVPN, and MPLS for flexible and scalable network architectures. SDN-ready and Open Networking Support, enabling integration with SONiC or other NOS. With hot-swappable redundant power supplies and fans, ensuring high availability and reliability. This switch is an ideal solution for building next-generation spine-leaf architectures, supporting AI workloads, large-scale virtualization, and cloud-based services, with energy-efficient design with optimized power consumption for lower operating costs.


Features


System Design for Green and Energy Saving

Intelligent FAN adjustment and real-time power consumption monitoring technology are provided for the cost of maintenance redundancy and help to build a green and energy saving network.


Customized Profile for Different Deployment Scenarios

The Flexible Table Management (FTM) technology offers multiple table size configuration profiles as optimized choices for different network scenarios. Support up to 120K MAC address tables. Support up to 60K IP routing tables.


Intelligent Ethernet OAM Network Fault Management and Performance Guaranty

With the IEEE802.1ag and ITU-T Y.1731 end-to-end OAM, Ethernet service providers can monitor the services, survey the end-to end performance and ensure the service quality match the agreement.

The fault management technique includes CCM, LTM and LBM. Performance targets include measure for latency and jitter.


Virtual Network and Intelligent Lossless Network Features

Support leading edge technology: Priority Flow Control (PFC), explicit Congestion Notification (ECN), etc.

Support MLAG (Multi-Chassis Link Aggregation) to aggregate links across different devices. MLAG can build an Active-Active system to improve the reliability of the network links from single board grade to device grade. MLAG use a peer link between to devices to aggregate two devices and make them as one device logically. Ports of two different devices join the aggregate ports together and all port can transmit the data traffic. MLAG need to management the device respectively, but the configurations are easier than stacking, reboot is NOT required after MLAG is configured. Forwarding and configuring are processing on local device, in normal condition the traffic do NOT transmit trough the peer link, the bandwidth of peer link is not the bottleneck of the network and the latency is low.


Support overlay technology (include NVGRE/VXLAN/GENEVE etc.). Overlay can make layer2 packets across the layer3 networks by using NVGRE/VXLAN/GENEVE header to encapsulate the entire ether net packets. Overlay resolves the problem of MAC table size limitation in traditional layer2 networks, resolves the problem of VLAN id count limitation, and resolves the problem network dynamic adjustment which cannot achieve by VLAN/VPN. Use VXLAN for example, 24 bits VNI identifier can support at most 16777215 logic networks, layer2 networks built by VXLAN can keep the same IP/MAC etc. when move the virtue machine.


Support RPC-API for SDN(Software Defined Network). SDN is a new architecture of network which can substantially simplify the management and maintenance by separating the control plane and data plane of the network.


High Reliability

Powered by Hot-trappable power modules which supports AC/DC 1+1 redundancy;Fans support 2+2 redundancy; Support Real-time environment monitoring technology to detect the chip-set temperature, status of fan and power, etc. Support LACP / ECMP / VRRP / VARP / STP/RSTP/MSTP / Smart Link / BFD / ERPS / G.8031 / G.8032 / Load-Balancing, etc. to protect the network traffic all-around effectively.

Patented technology “Synonym” for CPU status monitoring can take action when system is error.


Outstanding QoS Control

Provide 10 hardware queues per-port (8 multicast queues, 1 multicast queues, and 1 monitor queue).Support multi-stage scheduling technology such as WDRR (Weighted Deficit Round Robin) / SP (Strict Priority) and TD (Tail Drop) / WRED (Weighted Random Early Detection) to prevent congestion. Support flexible queue scheduling mechanism to do the shaping for queue or port traffic.

Ingress and egress police provide intelligent bandwidth monitoring, which support to adjust the granularity according to the port speed. Both srTCM (Single Rate Three Color Marker) and tramcar (Two Rate Three Color Marker) can be supported.


Triple-play Service Support with Bandwidth Guaranty for High Quality Application

Offer high bandwidth for Triple-Play services such as IPTV, video monitoring. The built-in QoS capabilities and flexible queuing technologies guarantee high quality of services. Rich multicast protocol set (IGMP Snooping, IGMP v1/v2, PIM-SM) support up to 2K multicast groups and 4K logical replications per group. With OS software, IPTV service and multicast latency control are fully supported.


Comprehensive Network Security Policy

Support subscriber-class / switch-class / network-class security control. IPv4 / IPv6 / MAC ACL can filter IPv4 / IPv6 / Non-IP packet respectively. Besides that, extended IPv4/IPv6 ACL which can match Layer2 / layer3 / layer4 information in one rule is available. The ACLs can apply to physical ports / vlan / port group / vlan group. The members of port group or vlan group share a set of ACLs and save the TCAM resource.

ARP Inspection and IP Source Guard features prevent network from malicious ARP attack. Support CPU Traffic Protection, Storm Control and CPU load optimization features. Support centralized 802.1x authentication feature to forbidden illegal user accessing network.


Convenient Management features

Support varied management interfaces, include console port / in band network ports / out band network port / USB port. Support SNMP v1/v2/v3, Support CLI (Command Line Interface), web management, Telnet and FTP connection. Support OAM to make management more convenient, and support SSH2.0, SSL, etc. to ensure security of management.


P/N

DCSL3C-32C02X-6S

Provided Fix Ports

32x100G QSFP28/40G QSFP+, 2x10G SFP+

RS-232 Serial Ports

1 RJ-45 port located at the left side of front pane

Management Ports

1 RJ-45 out-of-band management port located at the left side of front panel

USB Ports

1 Type-A USB port located at the left side of front panel

Switch Capacity

6.4Tbps

Throughput

3571.20 Mpps

Latency

700ns

CPU

Dual core, ARM A53

Memory

2GB

Flash

8GB

Packet Buffer Memory

36MB

Power supply

AC

Operating Voltage: 100 ~ 240V; 50/60Hz

Maximum Voltage: 90 ~ 264V; 47~63Hz

DC

Maximum Voltage: -40 ~ -72V

HVDC

Maximum Voltage: 180 ~ 300V

Power Supply

Module Pluggable, Dual Power Input

Airflow Option

Front-to-Rear Airflow

Fans Quantity

4 Hospitable Fans

Product Dimension

440x442x471mm (W×D×H)

Net Weight

8.8Kgs

Typical Power Draw

172w

Max Power Draw

224w

MTBF(Hour)

>158045

MTBF(Year)

>18.0

Operating Temperature

0ºC ~45 ºC

Storage Temperature

-40ºC ~70 ºC

Relative Humidity

0ºC ~95% (non-condensing


Software Specification

Features

Description

Default

IPv6 Profile

Layer3 Profile

Ipran Profile


Jumbo Frame

Max. jumbo frame size

9600


Unicast MAC

MAC address capacity

122880

73728

65536


MAC learning rate (SW)

> 4000pps


MAC learning rate (HW)

> 10Gbps


Black hole MAC address

128


Multicast MAC

MAC address capacity

2048

1024

1024

2048



VLAN

VLAN IDs

4094


VLAN instances

4094


VLANs to enable statistics

256


VLAN Mapping

Maximum mapping table

64


Maximum rules number

3072


EVC

Maximum EVC number

4094


Link Aggregation

(Static & LACP)

Maximum member

number per group

No limitation


Maximum group number

64


Load balance key mode

static/dlb/rr/resilient/self-healing


Convergence time

< 50ms


VLAN Classification

Maximum rule number

4096


Maximum group number

1


MAC based rule capacity

512

384

512


IPv4 based rule capacity

448

256

1024

512


IPv6 based rule capacity

32

256

0

0


Protocol based rule

capacity

7


STP

Convergence time

<30s


RSTP

Convergence time

<1s


MSTP

MSTP instance number

64


Convergence time

<1s


ERP

Maximum domain number

16


Ring number

1 Primary ring/domain

2 Sub ring/domain


Maximum protection

instance number per ring

64


Switchover time

<50s


G.8031

Group number


256

N/A

N/A

16


Switchover time

<50 ms

N/A

N/A

<50 ms


G.8032

Rings

128

N/A

N/A

16


Maximum member ports

per Ring

256

N/A

N/A

32


Switchover time

<50 ms

N/A

N/A

<50 ms


CFM(802.1ag)

Maximum session number

512


CCM interval types

8


CCM minimum innervate

7


Maximum LM number

3.3ms


Maximum LCK number

256


Maximum MIP number

24


Maximum down MEP number

40


Maximum up MEP number

1024


Maximum LMEP number

1024


ARP

ARP capacity

16384

8192

20480

8192


IPv4

FIB

60K

36K

60K

32K


ECMP

ECMP group

240 (Share with IPv6)


PBR

Policy route map

64


Policy based routing ACE

1024

512

1024

512


OSP

Maximum static neighbors

256


Maximum summary address

2048



IPMC


Multicast routing table

2048

1024

2048

1024


Multicast routing

downstream interfaces

4096

2048

5120

2048


IGMP Snooping

Maximum groups number

2048


Maximum member number

8192


MVR

Maximum group number

2048

1024

2048

1024


Maximum member number

4096

2048

4096

2048


Host Route

NDP capacity

4096

8192

1024

2048


IPv6

IPv6

4096

16384

1024

2048


ECMP group

240 (Share with IPv4)


IPMC

Multicast routing table

256

512

0

0


Number of interfaces

that support multicast

routing table

512

1024

0

0


MVR v6

Maximum entry number

256

512

0

0


Maximum member

number

512

1024

0

0


IP Tunnel

Tunnel peer capacity

8

8

8

8


Per-port Queue Number

Uni cast queue

8



Multicast queue

1


Monitor queue

1


Packet Buffer

System packet buffer

36MByte

36MByte

36MByte

36MByte


Granularity

Police granularity

0~2M: 10K

2M~100M:

40K

100M~1G:

80K

1G~2G: 120K

2G~4G: 250K

4G~10G:

500K

10G~40G:

1000K

40G~100G:

2000K

<100G:

4000K

0~2M: 10K

2M~100M:

40K

100M~1G:

80K

1G~2G: 120K

2G~4G: 250K

4G~10G:

500K

10G~40G:

1000K

40G~100G:

2000K

<100G:

4000K

0~2M: 10K

2M~100M:

40K

100M~1G:

80K

1G~2G: 120K

2G~4G: 250K

4G~10G:

500K

10G~40G:

1000K

40G~100G:

2000K

<100G:

4000K

0~2M: 10K

2M~100M:

40K

100M~1G:

80K

1G~2G: 120K

2G~4G: 250K

4G~10G:

500K

10G~40G:

1000K

40G~100G:

2000K

<100G:

4000K


Queue shape granularity

0~2M: 10K

2M~100M:

40K

100M~1G:

80K

1G~2G: 500K

2G~4G:

1000K

4G~10G:

2000K

0~2M: 10K

2M~100M:

40K

100M~1G:

80K

1G~2G: 500K

2G~4G:

1000K

4G~10G:

2000K

0~2M: 10K

2M~100M:

40K

100M~1G:

80K

1G~2G: 500K

2G~4G:

1000K

4G~10G:

2000K

0~2M: 10K

2M~100M:

40K

100M~1G:

80K

1G~2G: 500K

2G~4G:

1000K

4G~10G:

2000K


Port shape granularity

10k


Flow Entry

Ingress port QoS ipv4

flow entries

6126


Ingress port QoS ipv6

flow entries


Ingress port QoS flow

stats entries

6144


IPv4 ACL

Ingress port acl for IPv4

5949


Ingress VLAN acl for IPv4


Egress port acl for IPv4

1901

1952


Egress VLAN acl for IPv4




IPv6 ACL

Ingress port acl for IPv6

5949

5952


Ingress VLAN acl for IPv6


Egress port acl for IPv6

1901

1952


Egress VLAN acl for IPv6


MAC ACL

Ingress port acl for MAC

5949

1952


Ingress VLAN acl for MAC


Egress port acl for MAC

1901

1952


Egress VLAN acl for MAC


ACL Flow Stats

Ingress acl flow stats entries

5949

5952


Egress acl flow stats entries

2048


CoPP

CoPP rules

4072

4076


CoPP flow stats entries

4072

4076


UDF

UDF rules

1024


UDF flow stats entries

1024


IP Source Guard

IPv4 maximum rules number

2048

1024

2048

1024


IPv6 maximum rules number

1024

2048

0

1024


MAC 802.1X

Maximum entries

512



DHCP Snooping

Maximum bound entry

4096


IPFIX

Ingress IPFIX entries

65536


Ingress IPFIX resource

2048


BFD

Maximum session number

share 256


S-BFD

Maximum session number

255


VRRP

Maximum group number

16


Smart Link

Maximum group number

64


Maximum instance number

<50ms


Switchover time

16


Monitor Link

Maximum group number

24


Maximum up-link

number per group

24


Maximum down-link

number per group

63


MPLS

Maximum MPLS FTN

number

N/A

share with ipv4 route


Maximum MPLS ILM

number

N/A

12288


VPWS

Maximum VPWS number

N/A

1024


VPLS

VSI number

N/A

64


VPLS MAC learning

Numb

N/A

share with non-mils mac


LDP

Maximum label number

N/A

12288(Share with static entries)


VARP

Virtual IP number per Port

15



VXLAN

VXLAN tunnel

24576


VNI

4092

2000


VTEP peer

1024

128


Type

Sub type

Feature


Ethernet Basic Features

Ethernet

Interface

Ethernet interface operating modes(full duplex, half duplex, and auto-negotiation)

Ethernet interface operating rates

Jumbo frame

Port-x connect

Flow-control

Flow-control tx/rx

Storm-control

Port based storm-control

VLAN based storm-control

Port-block

Port-block(know-multicast/know-multicast/know-multicast/know-multicast/broadcast)

Port-isolate

L2/L3/All port-isolate

Uni-direction isolate

L2 protocol tunnel

L2 Protocol Tunnel(support CDP/CFM/DOT1X/LLDP/SLOW -PROTO/STP/VTP)

Forward mode

Store-and-forward

Cut-through

VLAN

VLAN access mode

Access/Trunk

Default VLAN

VLAN classification

VLAN classification (port based/mac based/ip based/prototypical based)


QinQ

Basic QinQ

Selective QinQ

VLAN Mapping(1:1 VLAN Translation)

VLAN Mapping(N:1 VLAN Translation)

VLAN statistics

VLAN Statistics

Private VLAN

Private VLAN

Voice VLAN

Voice VLAN

Guest VLAN

Guest VLAN

MAC

MAC address table

Automatic learning and aging of MAC addresses

Clear FDB based on PORT+VLAN

Hardware learning

Static and dynamic  MAC address entries

MAC flapping detect

MAC flapping detect

Port bridge

Port Bridge

LAG

Link aggregation

Static-LAG & LACP

Static load balance(SLB)

Dynamic load balance(DLB)

Round-robin load balance(RR)

LAG self-healing

Weighted link aggregation

Ethernet Ring Protection Features

xSTP

STP

Spanning-tree protocol

RSTP

Rapid spanning-tree protocol

MSTP

Multi-instance spanning-tree protocol

Spanning-tree protocol protection

BPDU filter/guard

Root guard

Loop guard

Anti TC -BPDU attack

ERPS

ERPS

Single ERPS ring

Tangent ERPS rings

Intersecting ERPS rings

Compatible with RRPP

G.8031

G.8031

G.8031 Ethernet linear network protection

G.8032

G.8032

G.8032 v1/v2

Single ring

Sub ring

Loop back detect

Loop back detect

Loop back-detection

Layer2 Multicast

Layer2 multicast

IGMP snooping

IGMPv1/v2/v3 snooping

Fast leave

Static IGMP snooping group

MVR

MVR (Multicast VLAN registration)

IPv4 Forwarding

ARP

ARP

Static and dynamic ARP entries

Aging of ARP entries

Gratuitous ARP

ARP proxy

Basic ARP -proxy

Local ARP -proxy

IPv4 multicast routing

IPv4 static routes

IPv4 static routes

Black hole routes

Co-work with IP SLA

Virtual routing and forwarding (VRF)

uRPF check

RIP

RIP v1/v2

OSPFv2

OSPF v2

IS-IS

IS-IS

IS-IS Extensions for segment-routing

BGP

IBGP

EBGP

Route policy

Route-map

IPv4 prefix-list

PBR

Policy-based routing (PBR)

ICMP

ICMP redirect

ICMP unreachable

ECMP

ECMP(SLB)

ECMP(DLB)

ECMP(RR)

ECMP self-healing

IP unnumbered

IPv4 multicast routing

IGMP

IGMP v1/v2/v3

IGMP -proxy

IGMP SSM mapping

PIM

PIM -SM

PIM -SSM

PIM -DM

IPv6 Forwarding

IPv6 basic protocol

ICMPv6

ICMPv6

NDP

NDP

PMTU

PMTU

IPv6 multicast routing

IPv6 static routes

IPv6 static routes

RIPng

RIPng

BGP4+

BGP4+

OSPF v3

OSPF v3

IS-IS

IS-IS

VRRP v3

VRRP v3

IPv6 multicast routing

MLD v1/v2

MLD v1/v2

MLD v1/v2 snooping

MLD v1/v2 snooping

MVR6

MVR6

PIM -SM v6

PIM -SM v6

IP tunnel

IPv6 over IPv4 tunnel

IPv6 over IPv4 tunnel

6to4 tunnel

6to4 tunnel

ISATAP tunnel

ISATAP tunnel

IPv6 service

DHCPv6

DHCPv6 relay

DHCPv6 snooping

IPv6 route policy

IPv6 Prefix-list

Device Reliability Features

BFD

BFD

BFD for Static route

BFD for OSPFv2

BFD for VRRP/Track

BFD for PBR

VRRP

VRRP

VRRP

Track for VRRP

Smart link

Smart link

Multi-instance

Load balance

Multi-link

Monitor-link

MLAG

MLAG

MLAG basic

MLAG orphan port

Ethernet OAM

EFM

EFM (802.3ah)

Auto detection

Network fault detetion

Network fault handle

Remote loopback

CFM

CFM (802.1ag)

Hardware CCM detect

MAC Ping

MAC Trace

Y.1731

Y.1731

Latency and jitter measure

QoS Features

QoS

Traffic classification

Traffic classification based on COS/DSCP (Simple classification)

Traffic classification based on ACL (Complex classification)

Traffic classification based on inner header of the tunnel packets

Traffic behaviors

Queue scheduling

Remark the priority fields(COS/DSCP) of the packet based on ACL

Remark the priority fields(COS/DSCP) of the packet based on table map

Flow redirection

Flow mirror

Traffic policing

Traffic policing based on direction(in/out) of port

Traffic policing based on direction(in/out) of VLAN

Traffic policing based on direction(in/out) of flow

Traffic policing based on direction(in/out) of aggregated flow

Traffic shaping

Queue based traffic shaping

Port based traffic shaping

Congestion management

SP(Strict priority)scheduling

WDRR(Weighted deficit round robin)scheduling

SP + WDRR mixed scheduling

Congestion avoidance

Tail drop (TD)

Weighted random early detection (WRED)

Traffic statistics

Packet counts and bytes statistics based on traffic classification

Packet counts and bytes statistics based on the color after traffic policing

Forwarded and discarded packet counts and bytes statistics

ECN (Explicit congestion notification)

ECN tags based on tail drop

ECN tags based on WRED

Virtual Network

Tunnel

Virtual gateway

VARP(Virtual -ARP)

VARP subnet

VxLAN


Manual configure VxLAN tunnel

VxLAN distributed gateway

VxLAN active-active access

Overlay network based on VxLAN

L2 protocol packet pass through

Edit DSCP in VxLAN outer header

Edit archetype in VxLAN inner header

BGP EVPN

Support to enable/disable overlay split horizon per-VNI

GRE tunnel

GRE tunnel

NVGRE tunnel

NVGRE tunnel

GENEVE tunnel

GENEVE tunnel

DCB

DCBX

LLDP support DCBX TLV

PFC

PFC

Metro Features

IPRAN

LDP

LDP

MPLS forwarding

MPLS forwarding

VPWS

VPWS

VPLS

VPLS

MPLS OAM

MPLS OAM

MPLS statistics

MPLS statistics

L2VPN

L2VPN

L3VPN

L3VPN

ACL

MPLS ACL

QoS

MPLS QoS

SR

MPLS -based segment-routing

Security and Management

System security

SSH

SSH v1/v2

RSA Key generation

RADIUS

RADIUS

TACAS+

TACAS+

AAA

Authentication

Authorization

Accounting

Dot1x

Port based dot1x

MAC based dot1x

Guest VLAN

ACL

MAC/IP ACL

Basic mode ACL

Port-group ACL

VLAN -group ACL

IPv6 ACL

ACL UDF

Time range

ARP inspection

ARP inspection

P source guard

IP source guard

Port Security

Limitation on MAC address learning on interface

VLAN Security

Limitation on MAC address learning on VLAN

Control plane policy (CoPP)

Black list / White list

Rate limit

CPU traffic limit

CPU traffic limit

Prevent DDOS attack

Prevent DDOS attack (ICMP Flood/Smurf/Fragile/LAND/SYN Flood)

Login filter

Telnet/SSH ACL filtering

Telnet/SSH IPv6 ACL filtering

Link flapping detection

Link flapping detection

Network management

DHCP

DHCP server

DHCP relay

DHCP snooping

DHCP client

DHCP option 82

DHCP option 252

RMON

RMON

sFlow

sFlow v4/v5

IP SLA

IP SLA

IPFIX

IPFIX

Latency/Buffer monitor

Latency monitor

Buffer monitor

EFD

Elephant flow detection

NTP

Network time protocol (NTP)

PTP (IEEE 1588 Precise time protocol)

Transparent clock  (TC)

Boundary clock (BC)

Disable

Disable detection and recovery

DNS

Static DNS Client

LLDP

LLDP

Configuration Maintenance

Terminal services

Command line interface

Configurations through CLI (Command line interface)

Help information

Banner configuration

Help information in English

Terminal service

Vty terminal service

Console terminal service

Configuration management

Management interface

Inband management interface and configuration

Outband management interface and configuration

User privilege management

Privileged user priority and privileged commands

SNMP

Network management based on SNMP v1/v2c/v3

Public and private MIB

Public and private trap

WEB

Configuration and management based on WEB UI

RPC-API

Configuration and management based on RPC-API

Smart con fig

Smart con fig(Automatically configuration when system start)

OVSDB

Configuration and management based on OVSDB

system profile configuration

Change the system specifications by choose different STM profiles

License control

Feature configuration based on license

Restore factory default configuration

Restore factory default configuration

File system

File system

File system(support directory and file management)

Upload and download

Upload and download files through FTP or TFTP

Upload and download files through X modem

Debugging and maintenance

Debug

Per-module debug features

ICMP debug

BHM

Software process monitor: Beat heart monitor

Hardware watch dog

Log & alarm

CPU usage display and alarm

Memory  usage display and alarm

Device temperature, PSU, FAN status display and alarm

User operation logs

Management of logs, alarms, and debugging information

VCT

Virtual cable test

system diagnostics

Detailed diagnostic-information collection

Reboot

Manual reboot

Schedule reboot

Reboot Information logging

Network diagnostics

Ping

IPv6 Ping

Trace-route

Mirror

Port mirror

Flow mirror

Remote mirror

Multi-destination mirror(m:n)

Use CPU as mirror source

Use CPU as mirror destination and analyze packet

ERSPAN

CPU statistics

To CPU / From CPU packets statistics

L2 Ping

Layer2 network connectivity detection - L2Ping (MAC Ping/Trace)

UDLD

Unidirectional link detection

Unidirectional

Unidirectional forwarding of the fiber

Loop back

Port loop back

Hardware loop back (Internal/External)

System time

Time configuration

Timezone

Version upgrade

System soft ware upgrade

Upgrade with the local image file

Upgrade with the remote TFTP server

U boot upgrade

Online upgrade u boot


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Description

DCSL3C-32C02X-6S

32-Port 40/100G QSFP28 L3 Stackable Managed Switch

Redundant 1+1 hotswap AC220V power supplies, hotswap 4 fans

Front-to-Rear Airflow, 1U, 19-inch rack-mounted installation

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