Juniper Networks QFX Series QFX10002-60C - switch - 60 ports - managed - ra
Mfg # QFX10002-60C
CDW # 5168978
Quick tech specs
- 60C
- L3
- 60 x 100 Gigabit QSFP28 / 40 Gigabit QSFP+
- rack-mountable
- Switch
- managed
- front to back airflow
- TAA Compliant
Know your gear
The QFX10002 line of switches offers highly scalable, high-density platforms. It provides a powerful foundation for supporting today's most demanding data center environments - all in a compact, 2 U form factor.
Compared to shallow-buffer switches, the QFX10002 features a deep buffer with Hybrid Memory Cube (HMC) to absorb network traffic spikes and reduce application latency. Additionally, QFX10002 fixed-configuration switches offer investment protection by supporting 10GbE, 40GbE, and 100GbE in the same platform, giving you the flexibility to easily transition as demands evolve.
To meet your business requirements, both software and hardware must work together as parts of a unified network. The QFX10002 switches provide the foundation of the underlying data center infrastructure for Contrail Networking, a platform that enables automated policies and life-cycle management of data center fabrics. Contrail Networking abstracts the network connectivity using virtual overlays across legacy and cloud-native worklo
Compared to shallow-buffer switches, the QFX10002 features a deep buffer with Hybrid Memory Cube (HMC) to absorb network traffic spikes and reduce application latency. Additionally, QFX10002 fixed-configuration switches offer investment protection by supporting 10GbE, 40GbE, and 100GbE in the same platform, giving you the flexibility to easily transition as demands evolve.
To meet your business requirements, both software and hardware must work together as parts of a unified network. The QFX10002 switches provide the foundation of the underlying data center infrastructure for Contrail Networking, a platform that enables automated policies and life-cycle management of data center fabrics. Contrail Networking abstracts the network connectivity using virtual overlays across legacy and cloud-native worklo