Brocade Communications Systems Switch RX Series User Manual

data SHEEt  
BRocadE  
BIGIRoN  
RX SERIES  
HIGH-  
PERFORMANCE  
ETHERNET  
SWITCHING  
Modular Layer 2/3  
Ethernet Switches  
The role of data networks in our daily lives  
continues to expand and grow. Emerging  
needs such as application convergence,  
non-stop operation, scalability and IPv6-  
readiness place new demands on the  
network. Modern network solutions must  
be assessed across a wider set of attributes  
than earlier generation equipment. In  
particular, the network must be evaluated on  
merits that include performance, reliability,  
scalability, quality of service, security and  
total cost of ownership (TCO).  
Providers (IXPs and ISPs) where non-  
blocking, high-density Ethernet switches  
are needed.  
HigHligHts  
System redundancy (switch, management and  
power) across all BigIron RX chassis  
Interchangeable half-height line modules  
reduce sparing costs and provide cost-effective  
modular growth  
All four BigIron RX systems are designed  
for non-stop operation, supporting 1:1  
management module redundancy, N+1  
switch module redundancy, M+N power  
module redundancy and N+1 fan redundancy.  
Additionally, the BigIron RX Series supports  
hitless Layer 2 software upgrades and graceful  
restart routing for fast convergence in the  
event of a management module failure.  
Compact chassis design supports very high-  
density single rack configurations—up to 192  
wire-speed 10-Gigabit Ethernet and 2,304  
wire-speed Gigabit Ethernet in standard  
7-foot Telco rack  
Scalable hardware-based IP routing to  
512,000 IPv4 routes per line module  
The Brocade® BigIron® RX Series of Layer 2/3  
Ethernet switches excels in all of these  
areas, enabling network designers to deploy  
an Ethernet infrastructure that addresses  
today’s requirements with a scalable  
architecture designed to support network  
growth and evolution. The BigIron RX Series  
incorporates the latest advances in switch  
architecture, system resilience, quality of  
service and switch security in a family of  
modular chassis setting leading industry  
benchmarks for price-performance,  
Powerful suite of unicast and multicast IPv4  
and IPv6 protocol support  
At the heart of the BigIron RX architecture  
is an adaptive self-routing Clos switch fabric  
with a virtual output queue (VOQ) design.  
This non-blocking architecture is optimized  
for maximum throughput and low latency for  
Advanced virtual output queue (VoQ) design  
eliminates head of line blocking and provides  
scalable QoS  
End to End QoS supported with hardware  
based honoring and marking and congestion  
management  
High-capacity 80 Gbps cross-module  
link aggregation supports high-bandwidth  
inter-switch trunking  
High-availability design features redundant  
and hot-pluggable hardware, hitless Layer 2  
software upgrades and graceful BGP and  
OSPF restart  
scalability and TCO.  
Available in four chassis models, the  
Advanced non-blocking Clos fabric features  
adaptive self-routing with graceful system  
degradation in the event of two or more  
module failures  
BigIron RX Series allows network designers  
to standardize on a single product family  
for aggregation and backbone switching.  
In addition to its enterprise role, the BigIron  
RX Series, with its high-density and compact  
design, is an ideal IP solution for high-  
performance computing environments and  
Internet Exchanges and Internet Service  
Embedded sFlow per port supports scalable  
hardware-based traffic monitoring across all  
switch ports without impacting performance  
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• metro ring Protocol (mrP):  
• Configurable Combinations of Queuing  
Disciplines and Congestion Control  
Policies: Combinations of Strict Priority (SP)  
and Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ) provide  
flexibility for network administrators. In  
the event of egress port congestion,  
traffic policies can be configured for tail  
drop or weighted random early detection  
(WREd) operation.  
ease of administration: Identify an ACL  
by name or number, or add a comment  
line for ease of administration  
An alternative to Spanning Tree Protocol,  
MRP provides sub-second fault detection  
and failover for Ethernet ring topologies.  
MRP works in conjunction with VSRP  
and 802.3ad based link aggregation to  
provide bandwidth scalability and SoNEt-  
like resilience.  
secure shell and secure Copy:  
Provides secure access to the  
administration and management  
interface over the network  
• Protection against Denial of service  
(Dos) attacks: Prevents or minimizes  
network downtime from malicious users  
by limiting tcP SYN and IcMP traffic and  
protects against broadcast storms  
• Virtual switch redundancy Protocol  
(VsrP): Supports sub-second fault  
detection and fail-over for mesh topologies  
in which redundant switches provide  
back-up operation for one another  
• advanced bandwidth management:  
Allows intelligent bandwidth management  
using hardware based enforcement of  
Committed Information Rate (CIR) with  
Excess Burst control capabilities and  
seamless integration with other advanced  
QoS features including priority marking  
and honoring.  
• user authentication: Authentication with  
aaa, 802.1x, RadIUS, tacacS, and tacacS+  
prevents unauthorized network access  
• single-instance stP: Provides a single  
instance of STP to run on all port-based  
VLaNs within a single device, interoperable  
with others that are 802.1d compliant  
• maC Port security: Controls the MAC  
addresses allowed per port  
Cohesive, Unified and Easy-to-Use  
network management  
• rapid spanning tree Protocol based  
on ieee 802.1w: Dramatically improves  
the spanning tree convergence time to sub-  
second by automatically renegotiating port  
roles in case of a link failure without relying  
on timers  
sFlow (rFC 3176): Provides cost-effective,  
scalable, wire-speed network monitoring  
to detect unusual network activity  
• Centralized network management:  
Brocade IronView Network Manager is a  
Web-based, graphical interface tool that  
empowers network operators to seamlessly  
control software and configuration updates  
• snmPv3: Secured SNMP management  
with authentication and privacy services  
• Per Vlan spanning tree (PVst): Allows  
for control of StP on an individual VLaN  
basis for traffic engineering VLaN traffic  
(i.e., load distribution)  
• bgP-guard: Complements MD5 security  
for BGP sessions to protect against session  
disruption by restricting the number of  
hops the BGP session can traverse  
• Command line interface (Cli):  
Industry-standard configuration interface,  
consistent and common throughout  
Brocade products  
• topology groups: Dramatically improves  
Layer 2 control protocol scalability by  
allowing a few instances of STP, RSTP,  
MRP, or VSRP to control large groups  
of VLaNs  
• web interface: Provides easy-to-use  
Graphical User Interface (GUI) for system  
configuration from standard Web browsers  
sFlow (rFC 3176): Provides scalable,  
wire-speed network monitoring and  
accounting with no impact on network  
performance  
• super aggregated Vlans (saVs): Allows  
transparent tunneling of multiple VLaNs  
through a single backbone VLaN  
• Pim and igmP snooping: offers efficient  
handling of multicast traffic in Layer 2  
topologies by identifying ports that request  
a multicast stream and forwarding the  
stream only on these ports. This dramatically  
improves the performance of multicast  
applications, allowing for many more  
streams to be transiting the network.  
brocade ironshield security  
• wire-speed extended layer 2, layer 3  
and 4 access Control lists (aCl): Control  
packet forwarding and restricts access to  
the system management interface, while  
providing wire-speed switching and routing:  
extensible aCl implementation for  
layer 3 and 4 information: Identifies  
traffic based on source or destination  
IP address, IP protocol type, TCP or  
UDP port, IP precedence or ToS values  
advanced Quality of service  
• advanced Qos: Allows administrators to  
enforce QoS policies based on port, VLaN,  
source Mac, acL rules, 802.1p priority,  
Type of Service (ToS), DiffServ settings or  
Rate Limiting status  
Flexible aCl implementation for  
layer 2 information: Identifies traffic  
based on source or destination MAC  
address, Ethernet type, VLaN-Id  
values and 802.1p values  
• Very low latency across all Packet sizes:  
Consistent low latency for strict priority  
applications such as voice over IP, high  
performance computing and video over IP  
aCl scalability: Support for up to  
8,000 acLs  
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hardware-based QoS features of the RX Series.  
Wire-speed security is maintained by locking  
out unauthorized users with port security,  
by filtering doS and unauthorized traffic with  
acLs, and by monitoring traffic flows with  
sFlow. The BigIron RX Series allows you to  
grow from just 24 ports of 10/100/ 1000 at  
the edge up to 1,536 ports of 10/100/ 1000  
or 128 ports of 10-Gigabit Ethernet in the  
core. The BigIron RX Series provides one  
common architecture that meets the demands  
of today’s, and tomorrow’s Enterprise network  
needs with high performance, resiliency,  
security and scalability with low TCO.  
The BigIron RX Series addresses these  
needs by acting as the gateway and switch  
fabric of the data center. The density of  
the RX Series allows for growth from the  
smallest to the largest data center. Port  
aggregation allows for high performance  
interconnects up to 80 Gbps increasing the  
availability of the server farm.  
aPPliCations  
brocade enterprise infrastructure  
solutions  
today’s Enterprise network is critical to  
the ongoing operations of the organization.  
Network administrators are concerned about  
zero downtime on the network, securing the  
network from DoS attacks, cyber-spying, and  
malicious users, and maintaining data integrity  
and confidentiality, without adding excessive  
cost or impacting performance. All this in a  
structure that allows for graceful growth as  
the Enterprise grows.  
Brocade hardware based IronShield security  
features protect the server farm against  
Denial of Service (DoS) attacks and provide  
security for maintaining network integrity.  
The sFlow functionality supplies the network  
access information required to track who  
has accessed which server on the network  
as a means to provide network usage audit  
trails. Utilizing Brocade wire-speed switching  
and filtering to screen and direct traffic to  
the appropriate server and block undesired  
traffic with minimal latency ensure the  
optimal operation, security and integrity  
of the network and data center.  
The BigIron RX Series incorporates exceptional  
resiliency, security and scalability in an  
architecture designed to scale from the edge  
to the core to minimize TCO. The resilient  
design includes redundant management  
modules, switch fabrics, fans and power  
supplies. This hardware resiliency is enhanced  
with software resiliency including hitless  
system failover, graceful restart, MRP, VSRP,  
and VRRP for Layer 2 and Layer 3 resiliency.  
High priority voice and data traffic fly through  
the chassis utilizing the high performance  
brocade for enterprise and application  
Hosting solutions  
Data centers are the core of business  
operations requiring high density, high  
performance, high security and low latency  
switching to ensure connectivity to mission  
critical applications. The increasing value  
of the data center to business operations  
necessitates that data and network integrity,  
confidentiality and security must be maintained  
without impacting performance.  
Figure 1.  
Enterprise infrastructure  
BigIron RX-32  
FastIron SuperX  
solutions.  
1-GbE  
Cluster  
10/100/1000 Wiring Closet  
Computing  
BigIron RX-4  
10-GbE  
NAS  
App  
1-GbE 802.3AD  
link aggregation  
Servers  
Fiber Distribution  
Fiber Distribution  
10/100/1000 Aggregation  
10/100/1000 Aggregation  
Figure 2.  
Enterprise and application  
hosting solutions.  
BigIron RX-16  
BigIron RX-32  
10-GbE  
10-GbE data servers  
BigIron RX-32  
1-GbE  
Data Center Routing and  
Switching Access  
1 and 10-GbE front end application servers  
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performance architecture offers up to  
3.2 tbps of data switching capacity to  
meet the needs of the most demanding  
HPC environment. The combination of  
performance, density and reliability makes  
the BigIron RX Series an excellent choice  
for Enterprise HPc environments.  
brocade for internet exchange  
solutions  
brocade for High-Performance  
Computing solutions  
High-performance computing has entered  
the mainstream marketplace with Ethernet  
switching as the technology of choice. Ultra-low  
latency and high-density Ethernet switching  
are required for successful deployment.  
Internet Exchanges (IX) demand high-  
performance Layer 2 topologies with high  
density Gigabit and 10-Gigabit Ethernet ports.  
These cross-roads of the Internet connect  
high-performance routers from many Service  
Providers in peering relationships without  
requiring a full mesh of router ports.  
The BigIron RX Series chassis are ideal  
for this environment. They offer low latency  
through the switch with unparalleled  
densities of 10/100/1000 Ethernet, fiber  
Gigabit Ethernet and 10-Gigabit Ethernet in  
compact size chassis—up to 1,536 ports of  
Gigabit Ethernet or 128 ports of 10-Gigabit  
Ethernet in a single chassis. the high-  
The BigIron RX Series excels in this  
environment. offering high density 1-Gigabit  
and 10-Gigabit Ethernet together with the  
resiliency features of the chassis make the  
BigIron RX Series an extremely cost effective  
and robust solution.  
Figure 3.  
Internet exchange  
solutions.  
BigIron RX-16  
BigIron RX-16  
NetIron Router  
NetIron Router  
10-GbE  
10-GbE  
BigIron RX-32  
Service Provider  
Service Provider  
NetIron Router  
NetIron Router  
10-GbE  
10-GbE  
BigIron RX-16  
BigIron RX-16  
Service Provider  
Service Provider  
Exchange L3 Core  
Figure 4.  
High-performance  
computing solutions.  
BigIron RX-32  
BigIron RX-8  
BigIron RX-8  
Storage  
Storage  
Processors  
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broCaDe bigiron rX series sPeCiFiCations  
General Protocols  
– RFc 791 IP  
ieee Compliance  
– RFc 792 IcMP  
802.3ae 10-Gigabit Ethernet  
802.3x Flow control  
– RFc 793 tcP  
– RFc 783 tFtP  
802.3ad Link aggregation  
802.1Q VLaN tagging  
802.1d Bridging  
– RFc 826 aRP  
– RFC 768 UDP  
– RFc 894 IP over Ethernet  
– RFc 903 RaRP  
802.1w Rapid StP  
802.1s Multiple Spanning tree Protocol  
802.1X User authentication  
802.3 Ethernet Like MIB  
• RFc 906 tFtP Bootstrap  
• RFc 1027 Proxy aRP  
• RFc 950 Subnets  
rFC Compliance  
• RFc 951 BootP  
BGPv4  
• RFc 4271 BGPv4  
• RFc 1122 Host Requirements  
• RFc 1256 IRdP  
• RFc 1745 oSPF interactions  
• RFc 1997 communities & attributes  
• RFc 2439 route flap dampening  
• RFc 2796 route reflection  
• RFc 1519 cIdR  
• RFc 1542 BootP Extensions  
• RFc 1812 General Routing  
• RFc 1541 and 1542 dHcP  
• RFc 2131 BootP/dHcP Helper  
• RFc 3768 VRRP  
• RFc 3065 BGP4 confederations  
• RFc 3392 capability advertisement  
• RFc 2918 Route Refresh capability  
• RFc 1269 Managed objects for BGP  
• RFc 1657 Managed objects for BGP-4 using SMIv2  
• RFc 854 tELNEt  
• RFc 1591 dNS (client)  
• RFc 2784 GRE  
• RFc 3682 Generalized ttL Security Mechanism for  
eBGP Session Protection  
• RFc 1191 Path MtU discovery  
• RFc 896 congestion control  
• RFc 3635 Pause control  
• RFc 1858 IP Fragment Filtering  
• RFc 1340 assigned Numbers  
• RFc 2578 SMIv2  
• RFc 2385 BGP Session Protection via tcP Md5  
• draft-ietf-idr-restart Graceful Restart for BGP  
• draft-ieft-idr-route-filter  
OSPF  
• RFc 2178 oSPF  
• RFc 1583 oSPF v2  
Others  
• RFc 3101 oSPF NSSa  
• RFc 2579 textual conventions for SMIv2  
• RFc 2665 Ethernet Interface MIB  
• RFc 1354 IP Forwarding MIB  
• RFc 1757 RMoN Groups Partial 1, full for 2, 3, 9  
• RFc 2068 HttP  
• RFc 1745 oSPF Interactions  
• RFc 1765 oSPF database overflow  
• RFc 1850 oSPF v2 MIB and traps  
• RFc 2154 oSPF w/digital Signatures (Password, Md-5)  
• RFc 2328 oSPF v2  
• RFc 2030 SNtP  
• RFc 2370 oSPF opaque LSa option  
• RFc 3623 Graceful oSPF Restart  
• RFc 1195 Routing in tcP/IP and dual Environments  
• RFc 2763 dynamic Host Name Exchange  
• RFc 2966 domain-wide Prefix distribution  
• RFc 3567 IS-IS cryptographic authentication (MdS)  
• RFc 1058 RIP v1  
• RFc 2138 RadIUS  
• RFc 3176 sFlow  
IS-IS  
draft-ietf-tcpm-tcpsecure-00  
• RFc 2373 IPv6 addressing architecture  
• RFc 1886 dNS Extensions to support IPv6  
• RFc 1887 IPV6 Unicast address allocation architecture  
IPv6 Core  
RIP  
• RFc 2374 IPv6 aggregatable global Unicast address  
format  
• RFc 1723 RIP v2  
• RFc 1812 RIP Requirements  
• RFc 1122 Host Extensions  
• RFc 1256 IcMP Router discovery Protocol  
• RFc 1112 IGMP  
• RFc 2450 Proposed tLa and NLa assignment Rules  
• RFc 2471 IPv6 testing address allocation  
• RFc 2526 Reserved IPv6 subnet anycast address  
• RFc 2928 Initial IPv6 sub tLa Id assignments  
• RFc 2460 IPv6 Specification  
IP Multicast  
• RFc 2236 IGMP v2  
• RFc 2362 PIM-SM  
• RFc 2461 IPv6 Neighbor discovery  
• RFc 3973 PIM-dM  
• RFc 2462 IPv6 Stateless address auto-configuration  
• RFc 4443 IcMPv6  
• PIM-dM v1  
dVMRP v3-07  
• RFc 3513 IPv6 addressing architecture  
• RFc 1981 IPv6 Path MtU discovery  
• RFc 1075 dVMRP v2  
• RFc 2336 IGMP v2  
• RFc 3587 IPv6 Global Unicast address Format  
• RFc 2375 IPv6 Multicast address assignments  
• RFc 3618 MSdP  
• RFc 2283 MBGP  
• RFc 2464 transmission of IPv6 over Ethernet  
Networks  
• RFc 2858 BGP-MP  
• RFc 3376 IGMP v3  
• RFc 2711 IPv6 Router alert option  
• RFc 3363 dNS support  
• RFc 3446 anycast RP  
• RFc 4541 considerations for IGMP and MLd Snooping  
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IPv6 Routing  
• RFc 2080 RIPng for IPv6  
safety agency approvals  
• RFc 2740 oSPFv3 for IPv6  
caN/cSa-c22.2 No.60950-00/UL 60950—third Edition, Safety of  
Information technology Equipment  
• IEtF draft_ietf_isis_IPv6 IS-IS for IPv6  
• RFc 2545 Use of MP-BGP-4 for IPv6  
• RFc 2362 PIM-SM  
• EN 60825-1 Safety of Laser Products—Part 1: Equipment classification,  
Requirements and User’s Guide  
IPv6 Multicast  
• EN 60825-2 Safety of Laser Products—Part 2: Safety of optical Fibre  
Communication Systems  
• RFc 2710 Multicast Listener discovery (MLd) for IPv6  
• RFc 3306 Unicast-Prefix-based IPv6 Multicast  
Addresses  
• EN 60950 Safety of Information technology Equipment  
Electromagnetic Emission Certification  
cSa 950 Electromagnetic Emission certification  
• FCC Class A  
• RFc 3810 MLdv2  
• RFc 4602 PIM-SM (Partial address)  
• draft-holbrook-idmr-igmpv3-ssm—IGMPv3 & MdLV2  
for SSM  
• EN 55022/cISPR-22 class a/ VccI class a  
• IcES-003 Electromagnetic Emission  
• draft-ietf-ssm-arch SSM for IP  
IPv6 Transitioning  
• RFc 2893 transition Mechanisms for IPv6 Hosts  
and Routers  
immunity  
• EN 61000-3-2 Power Line Harmonics  
• EN 61000-4-2 ESd  
• RFc 3056 connection of IPv6 domains via IPv4 clouds  
network management  
• EN 61000-4-3 Radiated Immunity  
• EN 61000-4-4 EFt  
• IronView Network Manager (INM) Web-based graphical user interface  
• Integrated Standard-based Command Line Interface (CLI)  
• RFc 3176 sFlow  
• EN 61000-4-5 Surge  
• EN 61000-4-6 Low Frequency common Immunity  
• EN 61000-4-11 Voltage dips and Sags Generic: EN50082-1  
• ESd: IEc 61000-4-2; 4 kV cd, 8 kV ad  
• Radiated: IEc 61000-4-3;3 V/m  
• EFt/Burst: IEc 61000-4-4;1.0 kV (power line), 0.5 kV (signal line)  
conducted: IEc 61000-4-6; 3 V  
• RFc 854 telnet  
• RFc 2068 HttP  
• RFc 2578 and 3410 SNMPv2 and v3  
• RFc 1757 RMoN Group partial 1, full 2, 3, and 9  
• HP openView for Sun Solaris, HP-UX, IBM’s aIX, Linux and Windows Nt  
• SNMP MIB II  
environmental regulatory Compliance  
• EU 2002/95/Ec RoHS (with lead exemption)  
• EU 2002/91/Ec WEEE  
element security options  
• AAA  
• RADIUS  
warranty  
• Secure Shell (SSH v2)  
• 1-year hardware  
• 90-day software  
• Secure Copy (SCP)  
tacacS/tacacS+  
mounting options  
• Username/Password (challenge and Response)  
• Bi-level access Mode (Standard and EXEc Level)  
• Protection for denial of Service attacks, such as tcP SYN or Smurf attacks  
• 19 Universal EIa 310 (telco) Rack or tabletop  
environmental  
operating temperature: 0° c to 40° c (32° F to 104° F)  
• Relative Humidity: 5 to 90% at 40° c (104° F), non-condensing  
operating altitude: 10,000 ft (3,000 m)  
• Storage temperature: -25º c to 70º c (-13º F to 158° F)  
• Storage Humidity: 95% maximum relative humidity, non-condensing  
• Storage altitude: 15,000 ft (4,500 m) maximum  
broCaDe bigiron rX series system sPeCiFiCations  
system max  
@ 100 VaC  
@ 200 VaC  
@ -48 VDC  
Current  
Amps  
Power  
Watts  
Thermal  
Output  
BtU/Hr  
Current  
Amps  
Power  
Watts  
Thermal  
Output  
BtU/Hr  
Current  
Amps  
Power  
Watts  
Thermal  
Output  
BtU/Hr  
BigIron RX-32  
BigIron RX-16  
BigIron RX-8  
BigIron RX-4  
N/a  
49  
24  
N/a  
N/a  
57  
24  
12  
6
11,353  
4,905  
2,417  
1,217  
38,746  
16,741  
8,249  
4,155  
237  
102  
50  
11,353  
4,905  
2,417  
1,217  
38,746  
16,741  
8,249  
4,155  
4,905  
2,417  
1,217  
16,741  
8,249  
4,155  
12  
25  
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data SHEEt  
broCaDe bigiron rX series PHysiCal sPeCiFiCations  
Dimensions  
weight  
BigIron RX-32  
BigIron RX-16  
BigIron RX-8  
BigIron RX-4  
17.45w x 57.71h x 24.1d  
17.45w x 24.47h x 25.5d  
17.45w x 12.21h x 22.5d  
17.45w x 6.96h x 22.5d  
44.32w x 146.58h x 61.21d cm  
44.32w x 62.15h x 64.77d cm  
44.32w x 31.01h x 57.15d cm  
44.32w x 17.68h x 57.15d cm  
approx 478 lbs  
236 lbs  
approx 217 kg  
107 kg  
131 lbs  
60 kg  
78 lbs  
35 kg  
orDering inFormation  
RX-BI-MR2  
Management Module for BigIron RX Series,  
2GB memory  
Part number  
BI-RX-32-ac  
BI-RX-16-ac  
BI-RX-8-AC  
BI-RX-4-ac  
BI-RX-32-dc  
BI-RX-16-dc  
BI-RX-8-DC  
BI-RX-4-dc  
RX-BI2XG  
Description  
BigIron RX-32 ac system  
BigIron RX-16 ac system  
BigIron RX-8 AC system  
BigIron RX-4 ac system  
BigIron RX-32 dc system  
BigIron RX-16 dc system  
BigIron RX-8 DC system  
BigIron RX-4 dc system  
RX-BI-SFM1  
Switch Fabric Element for BigIron RX-4  
Switch Fabric Element for BigIron RX-8 and RX-16  
Switch Fabric Element for BigIron RX-32  
BigIron RX-32 ac power supply  
RX-BI-SFM3  
RX-BI-32-SFM  
RX-32-acPWR  
RX-32-dcPWR  
RX-ACPWR-B-SYS  
RX-ACPWR-F-SYS  
BigIron RX-32 dc power supply  
90 – 264 Vac power supply for BigIron RX-4 chassis  
90 – 264 Vac power supply for BigIron RX-8 and RX-16  
chassis  
2-port 10-Gigabit Ethernet XFP module  
for BigIron RX Series  
RX-DCPWR-B-SYS  
RX-DCPWR-F-SYS  
-48 Vdc power supply for BigIron RX-4 chassis  
-48 Vdc power supply for BigIron RX-8 and  
RX-16 chassis  
RX-BI4XG  
4-port 10-Gigabit Ethernet XFP module  
for BigIron RX Series  
10G-XFP-SR  
10G-XFP-LR  
850nm serial pluggable XFP optic only (Lc) over MMF  
RX-BI24c  
24-port 10/100/1000 Ethernet RJ-45 module  
for BigIron RX Series  
1310nm serial pluggable XFP optic only (Lc) for up to  
10km over SMF  
RX-BI24F  
24-port Gigabit Ethernet SFP module  
10G-XFP-ER  
10G-XFP-ZR  
1550nm serial pluggable XFP optic only (Lc) for up to  
40km over SMF  
for BigIron RX Series  
RX-BI24HF  
RX-BI48t  
24-port 100/1000 Ethernet SFP module  
for BigIron RX Series  
1550nm serial pluggable XFP optic only (Lc) for up to  
80km over SMF  
48-port 10/100/1000 Ethernet MRJ-21 module  
for BigIron RX Series  
RX-BI-32-MR  
RX-BI-32-MR2  
RX-BI-MR  
Management module for BigIron RX-32 chassis,  
512MB memory  
Management module for BigIron RX-32 chassis,  
2GB memory  
Management Module for BigIron RX Series chassis,  
512MB memory  
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