Extreme Networks

marconet_22 · 3 weeks ago

Hi guys

From Exos switch's datasheet I found following table:

What does "Aggregate switch bandwidth" mean?

Gabriel_G · 3 weeks ago

As Extreme switches are line-speed and non-blocking, the aggregated bandwidth is the total full-duplex bandwidth with all possible data ports running at max speed.

For example, the 5320-16P-4XE:
16 * 1 Gbps
4 * 10 Gbps
= 56 Gbps
x2 (full duplex)
= 112 Gbps

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marconet_22 · 3 weeks ago

I think is total capacity speed. I'd like to understand max throughput of all switch.

WillyHe · 3 weeks ago

Hello,

As Gabriel_G showed for universal switch model 5320-16P-4XE:

16 * 1 Gbps copper ports = 16 Gbps
4 * 10 Gbps SFP+ ports = 40 Gbps
Subtotal = 56 Gbps
x2 for full duplex
Total 56 x 2 = 112 Gbps

regards
WillyHe

WillyHe · 3 weeks ago

Hello,

I think it is the full-duplex bandwidth of a configuration with eight switches in stack.

Extreme Networks

EXOS - Aggregate switch bandwidth

EXOS - Aggregate switch bandwidth