48 10GE+2 40GE ports+4 100G ports Fiber Ethernet Aggregation Switch, support Stacking

Description

BAUDCOM BD-S5800 Series is a new generation of full- 10GE fiber ethernet Aggregation Switch, oriented for high-performance computing, data center and high-end campuses. The BD-S5800 Series adopts our most advanced hardware architecture designs.

BD-S5800 Series (1U height) supports up to 2.56Tbps switching capacity and 48 10GE ports + 2 40GE ports + 4 100G ports or 72 10GE ports.

Developed on the basis of BAUDCOM software platform with its own independent intellectual property rights, BD-S5800 Series provides high-performance L2/L3/L4 wire speed switching capacity by integrating services such as IPv6, VPN, network security, flow analysis, virtualization, with high reliable techniques including continuous forwarding, graceful restarting and loop network protection, all which works efficiency within the BD-S5800 Series fabric for guaranteed maximum runtime.

The fiber ethernet aggregation switch series supports the “GreenTouch” architecture and “Smart@CHIP”.  Its  power consumption is lower than 200W.  BD-S5800 series has 2 models: BD-S5828 and BD-S5864H.

Carrier-Level Aggregation Layer-3 Ethernet Switch Innovative BVSS (BAUDCOM Virtual Switch System):

virtualize  multiple  physical  devices  into  one.  The performance, reliability and management capabilities of the virtual system combine to outperform that of individual physical devices;

Improved Performance: BVSS makes full use of each link in the physical device cluster, which avoids STP blocking on links and protects the original link to the maximum;

High Reliability: Based on the advanced distribution mechanism  and  efficient  cross-physical  link aggregation function, the logic control plane, service control plane and service data plane are separated. Thus, the device can support continuous layer3 routing forwarding, avoiding service interruption as a result of a single point of failure;

Easy Management : BVSS r ealiz es single IP management, greatly improving the networking efficiency and lowering operating costs.

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