New switch targets Web 2.0 apps
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Vendor makes device for modern era
By Jim Duffy | Framingham | Monday, 7 December, 2009
Arista Networks has unveiled a Gigabit Ethernet datacentre switch designed to better manage the challenges to network management brought about by storage, video, market data feeds and Web 2.0 applications.
The Arista 7048 is a fixed-configuration 1RU device that sports 48 wire-speed 100/1000BASE-T Ethernet RJ-45 ports with four SFP+ 1/10Gbit/s Ethernet uplinks. It supports up to 40Gbit/s of interconnect capacity to switches in the core of the network.
It also integrates Citrix's NetScaler VPX load balancing and application security software to divvy up traffic loads across servers within a rack.
It features large buffers on each port that, combined with non-blocking operation and load balancing, help manage congestion during peak traffic loads.
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