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SKU: MSN3420-CB2FC
UPC: 7290108484410
Condition: New
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NVIDIA MSN3420-CB2FC SPECTRUM-2 Based 25GBE/100GBE 1U Open Ethernet Switch with Cumulus Linux 48 SFP

NVIDIA MSN3420-CB2FC SPECTRUM-2 Based 25GBE/100GBE 1U Open Ethernet Switch with Cumulus Linux 48 SFP Overview The NVIDIA MSN3420-CB2FC is a 1U open Et…

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NVIDIA MSN3420-CB2FC SPECTRUM-2 Based 25GBE/100GBE 1U Open Ethernet Switch with Cumulus Linux 48 SFP

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SKU: MSN3420-CB2FC
UPC: 7290108484410
Condition: New

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NVIDIA MSN3420-CB2FC SPECTRUM-2 Based 25GBE/100GBE 1U Open Ethernet Switch with Cumulus Linux 48 SFP

Overview

The NVIDIA MSN3420-CB2FC is a 1U open Ethernet switch built on the SPECTRUM-2 chipset, designed for high-throughput network aggregation in demanding environments. Featuring 48 SFP ports capable of 25GbE and uplink ports supporting 100GbE, this switch provides the bandwidth necessary for dense video surveillance deployments and other data-intensive applications. Its Cumulus Linux operating system offers flexibility and programmability for custom network configurations. This unit is intended for rack-mount installations where robust network connectivity is paramount.

Compatibility

This switch is designed for integration into standard network infrastructures. Its 48 SFP ports are compatible with a wide range of 25GbE transceivers and DAC cables. The 100GbE uplinks support high-speed connections to core network devices or other aggregation switches. It is suitable for use with IP cameras from various manufacturers, NVRs, and other network devices requiring high-speed, low-latency connectivity. The open nature of Cumulus Linux allows for broad compatibility with network management and monitoring tools.

Installation Notes

The NVIDIA MSN3420-CB2FC is a 1U rack-mountable unit, requiring standard rack rails and sufficient clearance for airflow. Its dimensions are 28.00 x 24.00 x 4.00 inches (L x W x H). The weight of 27.80 lb indicates a substantial build, suitable for fixed installations. Ensure adequate ventilation within the rack to maintain optimal operating temperatures. Power requirements should be confirmed against available power distribution units.

What's in the Box

  • 1x NVIDIA MSN3420-CB2FC Switch
  • 1x Power Cord
  • 1x Rack Mount Kit
  • 1x Documentation Packet
Specifications
Weight: 27.80 lb
Dimensions: 28.00 x 24.00 x 4.00 in (L x W x H)
Country Origin: IL,IN
Upc: 7290108484410
Form Factor: 1U
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