DCS-7280CR3MK-32P4-R Arista 7280CR3 32x100GBE/4x400GBE Switch Router
The Arista DCS-7280CR3MK-32P4-R Switch Router has 32x100GBE QSFP & 4x400GBE QSFP ports with 4.8T bps wire speed performance with an 8gb buffer and support large routes with MACsec protection.
The Arista 7280R3 Series are purpose built 25G, 100G and 400G systems built for the
highest performance environments, and to meet the needs of the largest scale data
centers and service providers
They deliver scalable L2 and L3 resources and high density with advanced features for network monitoring, precision timing and network virtualization to deliver scalable and deterministic network performance while simplifying designs and reducing OpEx.
The 7280R3 capabilities address the requirements for modern networking and rich multi-media content delivery requiring a lossless forwarding solution in a compact and energy efficient form factor.
The 7280R3 can be deployed in a wide range of open networking solutions
including large scale layer 2 and layer 3 cloud designs, overlay networks, virtualized
or traditional enterprise data center networks. Deep packet buffers and large
routing tables allow for internet peering, interconnect and Inter-DC networking. The
broad range of interfaces and density choice provides deployment $exibility.
The 7280R3 Series are available in a range of models with a choice of 400G, 100G
and 25G that offer up to 24 ports of wire speed 400G in a 1RU system.
7280R3 support for 100G QSFP incorporates a flexible choice of interface speed
including 25G and 50G providing unparalleled flexibility and the ability to
seamlessly transition data centers to the next generation of Ethernet performance.
The 7280R3 Series provide industry leading power efficiency with airflow choices
for back to front, or front to back. An optional built-in SSD supports advanced
logging, data captures and other services directly on the switch. Combined with
Arista EOS the 7280R3 Series delivers advanced features for big data, cloud,
virtualized and traditional designs.
