CX532P-N
32×100Gb QSFP28 Data Center Low Latency Leaf/Spine Switch with ROCEv2&EVPN Multi-homing, Enterprise SONiC NOS, Marvell Teralynx
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32-Port 100G QSFP28 Low Latency L3 Data Center Switch
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Industry leading low latency by using Marvell Teralynx
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Leaf or spine switch for large enterprise networks &data centers
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Support RoCE, BGP-EVPN, VXLAN, MLAG, PFC, ECN, DCBX, INT, etc.
Enterprise SONiC 32x100Gb QSFP28 Data Center Switch Low Latency Marvell Teralynx
The Asterfusion CX532-N is a 32 x 100G QSFP28 data center switch designed for Top-of-Rack(ToR) or leaf-spine applications. The 32-port network switch offers low latency and boasts a line-rate L2/L3 up to 3.2Tbps switching performance by a powerful Marvell Teralynx chip. This switch supports ROCEv2 and EVPN Multi-homing, with Enterprise SONiC NOS pre-installed. Top-of-Rack in the data centers, this 100G network switch can be used as a ToR switch, supporting 40GbE QSFP+/100GbE QSFP28 interconnects. Its cost-effective features are the most affordable and efficient 100G open network switch for data center fabric.
Specifications
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32×100Gb Data Center Switch with PTP Support (Optional)
Currently, the CX532P-N-V2 (adopt Falcon chips) data center switches fully support IEEE1588 PTPv2 and SMPTE 2059-2 standards through hardware and software. The hardware port supports PTP as a Boundary Clock (BC) or Transparent Clock (TC), with customizable modules to fit customer needs. On the software side, Asterfusion leads the way in implementing and optimizing PTP in SONiC, delivering top performance on our AsterNOS Enterprise Distribution. Currently, it supports PTP Class C with a maximum time error of ≤10 ns. →For More←

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Software Features
Virtualization
- VXLAN
- BGP EVPN
- EVPN Multihoming
Zero Packet Loss
- RoCEv2 for AI/ML, HPC, Storage
- PFC/ PFC Watchdog / ECN
- QCN / DCQCN / DCTCP
High Reliability
- ECMP/ Elastic Hash
- MC-LAG
- BFD for BGP and OSPF
Automated O&M
- Python and Ansible, ZTP
- In-band Network Telemetry
- SPAN / ERSPAN Monitoring
Comparison of Data Center Switches
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