AT-x610 series

New Product Launch

New Product Launch
x610 Presentation Agenda
What is it? Quick overview
Availability?
Whats new?

Improved 10G connectivity
Improved Virtual Chassis Stacking
Improved POE
Improved Redundant Power Supply
Improved IPv6
Improved facilities for Multi Tennant Units
x610 Presentation Agenda
What is it? Quick overview
Availability?
Whats new?

Improved 10G connectivity
Improved Virtual Chassis Stacking
Improved POE
Improved Redundant Power Supply
Improved IPv6
Improved facilities for Multi Tennant Units
x610 Series Positioning
Advanced Layer 3 Stacking Network Switches:
Nine new models
High performance Edge switch,
and Small / Medium Business Core Switch
x610 Series Positioning
24


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48 Gigabit port models
x610 Series Positioning
With & without

Dual 10Gbps SFP+ links
without



with



without



with
x610 Series Positioning
With & without

PoE+
- without

- with

- without

- with


- without

- with

- without

- with
x610 Series Positioning
And a 24 port SFP


x610 Positioning?
For those familiar with its
predecessor the x600:
Its an Enhanced x600

x610 switches are backwards
compatible with the x600 series
x610 Models
10/100/1000
Ports
10/1000
SFP
1000 SFP
Combo
SFP+ 10G
Ports
AT-x610-24Ts 24 4
AT-x610-24Ts-PoE+ 24 4
AT-x610-24Ts/X 24 4 2
AT-x610-24Ts/X-PoE+ 24 4 2
AT-x610-24SPs/X 4 Combo 24 2
AT-x610-48Ts 48 4
AT-x610-48Ts-PoE+ 48 4
AT-x610-48Ts/X 48 2 2
AT-x610-48Ts/X-PoE+ 48 2 2
24 port SFP unit has 4 10/100/1000 ports
Copper
Switches all
have 4 SFP
These models have two 10G ports as standard
Except on
the 48/X, where
there is not
enough room
x610 Presentation Agenda
What is it? Quick overview
Availability?
Whats new?

Improved 10G connectivity
Improved Virtual Chassis Stacking
Improved POE
Improved Redundant Power Supply
Improved IPv6
Improved facilities for Multi Tennant Units
Availability
Aug 2011 Sep 2011 Oct 2011 Nov 2011
AT-x610-24Ts
AT-x610-48Ts
AT-x610-24Ts/X
AT-x610-48Ts/X
AT-x610-24Ts-PoE+
AT-x610-48Ts-PoE+
AT-x610-24Ts/X-PoE+
AT-x610-48Ts/X-PoE+
AT-x610-24SPs/X
AT-PWR250-30
AT-PWR800-30
AT-PWR1200-30
- Shipping
x610 Presentation Agenda
What is it? Quick overview
Availability?
Whats new?

Improved 10G ports
Improved Virtual Chassis Stacking
Improved POE
Improved Redundant Power Supply
Improved IPv6
Improved facilities for Multi Tennant Units
x610 offers 10Gbps interfaces - How fast is 10Gbps?
Loading 10,000 average size web pages in 1 second = 10Gbps!
A web page size from 20Kbytes to 500KB (bigger than that it would take too long to load)
Assume an average of 100Kbytes = 1Mbit
1000 web pages = 1Gbit
10,000 web pages = 10Gbits

Watching 6,666 BBC iPlayer HD streams = 10Gbps
BBC iPlayer HD stream H.264 720 x 404 pixel 1.5Mbps
1,000 HD streams 1.5Gbps
6,666 HD streams = 10Gbps

Back up 1 TerraByte of Storage Area Network in 16 minutes
1TByte = 1000GByte = 10,000Gbit
Time to pass 10,000Gbit @ 10Gbps = 1000 seconds
1000 seconds = 16 minutes
Improved 10Gbps Ports
Benefits of SFP+

SFP+ takes up less space on front panel (fit on more interfaces)
An SFP may be fitted in SFP+ slots allowing for flexible interim solutions
Consumes less power (XFP <1.37 Watt vs SFP+ <1 Watt)
XFP & SFP+ currently the same price, (but XFP ?, SFP+ ?)
Old XFP New SFP+
SFP+ allows low cost copper 10G connection
SFP+s can communicate with XFPs (850nm > 850nm / 1310nm >1310nm) both LC
SFP+ allows Low cost copper 10G interconnections.
Part
Number
Description Power
Consumption
List
US$
AT-SP10TW1 1m SFP+ to SFP+ cable 0.1W per end $240
AT-SP10TW3 3m SFP+ to SFP+ cable 0.1W per end $358
AT-SP10TW7 7m SFP+ to SFP+ cable 0.5W per end $494
Notes: Cable can not be removed from SFP+
Sometimes referred to as Twinax (similar to older technology with twin co-ax )
Part Number Description Power
Consumption
Each
US$
List
Qty Total
List US$
AT-SP10SR 850nm 10G SFP+ 300mtrs 1W per end $1200 2 $2400
Fibre Patch cord $40 1 $40
Total $2440
Approximately 1/10
th
the price of solution using optics:
Dual SFP+ Network Interface Card for Servers.
Part Number Description
AT-VNC10S Dual 10G SFP+ Server NIC
Most servers today only offer two 1Gbps ports - Upgrade servers to resilient 20Gbps
2 x 10Gbps
Two low cost AT-SP10TW Cables
SFP+ Range
Part Number Description
AT-SP10SR 850nm SFP+ 300mtr on high bandwidth Multi Mode Fibre (OM3)
AT-SP10LR 1310nm SFP+ 10Km on Single Mode Fibre
New Dual SFP+ Module AT-x6EM-XS2
May be used to provide 2 additional 10G for standalone switches giving up to 4 x 10G
(Also use for remote stacking)
Available number of SFP+ ports
10/100/1000
Ports
10/1000
SFP
1000 SFP
Combo
SFP+ 10G
Ports
AT-x610-24Ts 24 4 2*
AT-x610-24Ts-PoE+ 24 4 2
AT-x610-24Ts/X 24 4 2 4*
AT-x610-24Ts/X-PoE+ 24 4 2 4*
AT-x610-24SPs/X 4 Combo 24 2 4*
AT-x610-48Ts 48 4 2*
AT-x610-24Ts-PoE+ 48 4 2*
AT-x610-48Ts/X 48 2 2 4*
AT-x610-48Ts/X-PoE+ 48 2 2 4*
* With AT-x6EM/2XS module in stand alone switch
10 Gb
servers
x610 as a 2 or 4 x 10Gbps standalone L3 core switch
Legacy servers
n x 1Gbps
x610-48Ts/X
Edge switches
2 x 10Gbps
10Gbps
servers
AT-6XEM-2XS provides 2 extra 10Gbps
10 Gb
servers
x610 as a 2 or 4 x 10Gbps standalone L3 core switch
Legacy servers
n x 1Gbps
x610-24SPs/X
Edge switches
2 x 10Gbps
10Gbps
servers
AT-6XEM-2XS provides 2 extra 10Gbps
x610 Presentation Agenda
What is it? Quick overview
Availability?
Whats new?

Improved 10G connectivity
Improved Virtual Chassis Stacking
Improved POE
Improved Redundant Power Supply
Improved IPv6
Improved facilities for Multi Tennant Units
Improved Virtual Chassis Stacking
New - x610 stacks to 8 switches

x600 stacking mode allows combining x610 and x600 in same stack (4 in stack)
x610 uses AT-STACKXG stacking modules (same as x600)
Max (384 x 1G ports + 16 10G ports)

(x600 was max stack 4)

10G transmission with IP stripped = 12Gbps
12+12+12+12 = 48Gbps stacking
Benefits of Virtual Chassis Stacking
Stack of switches becomes one switch
One console or GUI to manage the entire stack
One configuration for whole stack
One software update for whole stack Less switches to manage

Across the stack Link Aggregation (LACP) between switches
Across the stack Link Aggregation (LACP) out to servers
Ability to build networks with redundant core switches
i.e. No single point of failure
Resilience at Layer 2 - simple to configure very effective
Dual Resilient Core No single point of failure
10 Gbps
1 Gbps
Link aggregation
Virtualized
Servers
48Gbps stacking
Single 10Gbps to server
Dual 10Gbps = 20Gbps to server
10Gbps
Multiple Resilient Core No single point of failure
10 Gbps
1 Gbps
Link aggregation
48Gbps stacking
20Gbps
New Dual SFP+ Module for Long distance Stacking
Benefits
Can be used to provide 2 additional 10G for standalone switches
Can be used with SFP+ optics to provide long distances stacking
Manage local and remote switches from one GUI or console
Protect against: Core Failure, Power failure, Theft, Fire & Flood
with a Remote Stacked Core

Cant mix AT-x6EM-XS2 and AT-STAKXG
Cant put AT-x6EM-XS2 stacking module into x600
SFP+ Twinax Cable - useful with mixed Local & Remote Stacking
AT-SPSR with
Multi Mode OM3 Fibre
Up to 300m stacking cable
Low cost
AT-SP10TW
SFP+ to SFP+
Cables
AT-SP10LR with
Single Mode Fibre
Up to 10Km stacking cable
AT-x6EM-XS2
Rear mounted
Remote stacking modules
Remote Stacking with dual homed virtual servers
Single Core switch failure - network OK
Big problems with Fire or Flood
Especially if computerised attendance
Virtualise
servers
Remote
Virtulised
servers
Remote Stacking with remote dual homed virtual servers
Vandalism /
Theft
Terrorism
With Remote Stacking & Remote Virtulisation
With SIMPLE configuration (no VRRP)
Network becomes resilient against many disasters!
How to join a stack of x610s with stacked x908s
Different stacking protocols - Two GUIs to manage the whole network
LACP 20Gb resilient trunk
Remote Stacking
48Gbps
X908s
Locally
Stacked
160Gbps
More info
Potentially can do Core & Remote with x610s - no x908s at all
In this configuration more ports than two stacked x908s, (x908 offers more stack bandwidth)
Entire Network as one stack
Remote Stacking
48Gbps
x610 Presentation Agenda
What is it? Quick overview
Availability?
Whats new?

Improved 10G connectivity
Improved Virtual Chassis Stacking
Improved POE
Improved Redundant Power Supply
Improved IPv6
Improved facilities for Multi Tennant Units
Power Over Ethernet (PoE / PoE+)
PoE - provides power & data, on Ethernet Cat 3/5/6 cabling

x600 was PoE Capable (IEEE 802.3af-2003)
PoE up to 15.4 Watts per port (12.95 Watts at the powered device)

x610 is PoE+ Capable (IEEE 802.3at-2009)
PoE+ up to 30 Watts per port (25.5 Watts at the powered device)
Why PoE+
PoE illuminators
Raytec less than 25W covers up to 60 metres



Combined Fan & Heater single Cat 6 cable to enclosure
Axis P1344E - Class 3 (15.4 Watt x 24 = 370 Watt)



Larger Pan Zoom & Tilt camera housings
Axis Q6032-E Pan Tilt Zoom - High Power PoE+ (Up to 30 Watt ea)



PoE versions of x610 have plug in Power Supply Units
x610 PoE+ models have PSU slot, allowing for choice of PoE budget
(x610 Non PoE+ models have a fixed internal system PSU)

AT-PWR250 Future upgrade of the switch to PoE+ use
AT-PWR800 PoE+ budget for whole switch of 480 Watts
AT-PWR1200 PoE+ budget for whole switch of 780 Watts


Note: Power supply modules that fit in the PoE+ versions of the x600, also fit into the
AT-RPS3000 Redundant PSU chassis
.
Part Number Power Source Description
AT-PWR250 AC Mains System PSU only, useful if
want to save cost now but
might want PoE later
AT-PWR250-80 48vDC System PSU only
AT-PWR800 AC Mains System PSU +
480W PoE+ Power Budget
AT-PWR1200 AC Mains System PSU +
780W PoE+ Power Budget
x610 Power Supply Module options for PoE switches
(Note: PSUs also fit AT-RPS3000 Redundant PSU Chassis)
What is the x610 PoE+ capability?
PSU Type PoE
Budget
Number
of
Ports
Average Power
per Port
(Non Redundant PSU)
Average Power
per Port
(Redundant PSU)
Max PoE if
some ports
unused
800W 480 Watts 24 20 Watts - 30 Watts
800W 480 Watts 48 10 Watts - 30 Watts
1200W 780 Watts 24 Exceeds 30 Watts - 30 Watts
1200W 780 Watts 48 16.2 Watts - 30 Watts
800W + 800W 960 Watts 24 Exceeds 30 Watts 20 Watts 30 Watts
800W + 800W 960 Watts 48 20 Watts 10 Watts 30 Watts
1200W + 1200W 1560 Watts 24 Exceeds 30 Watts Exceeds 30 Watts 30 Watts
1200W + 1200W 1560 Watts 48 Exceeds 30 Watts 16.2 Watts 30 Watts
Note: cant think of many applications yet that require a full 30 Watts on all ports!
x610 Presentation Agenda
What is it? Quick overview
Availability?
Whats new?

Improved 10G connectivity
Improved Virtual Chassis Stacking
Improved POE
Improved Redundant Power Supply
Improved IPv6
Improved facilities for Multi Tennant Units
Click here for Much Shortened Redundant PSU Slides
AT-RPS3000
x610 Redundant Power Supply
AT-RPS-3000 Functions
The RPS-3000 has three functions:

1. To protect against x610 system power supply failure, and
2. Provide additional PoE+ capability or
3. Provide redundant PoE+ capability








The RPS-3000 is not an Uninterruptible Power Supply i.e. it does not include batteries
Each slot powers two ports
What can an AT-PWR250 RPSU supply?
PWR250 in RPS3000
Supplying System Power only
Two low system power consumption switches (24 port)
One high system power consumption switch (48 port / SFP)
OR
What can an AT-PWR800 or AT-PWR1200 RPSU supply?
PWR800 or PWR1200 in RPS3000
Supplying System & PoE Power
Two low system power consumption switches (24 port)
One high system power consumption switch (48 port / SFP)
OR
Low Power & High Power Switches (Relevant to RPSU)
Low Power Switches
(low system power consumption)
High Power Switches
(high system power consumption)
x610-24Ts X610-48Ts
x610-24Ts/X X610-48Ts/X
x610-24Ts-PoE+ X610-48Ts-PoE+
x610-24Ts/X-PoE+ X610-48Ts/X-PoE+
X610-24SPs/X
In summary:
All 24 port switches are Low Power Switches
All 48 port switches are High Power Switches
With the exception of the 24 port SFP Switch which is a High Power Switch
Rear connectors
All four connectors may be used to provided Redundant System Power (even to PoE+ switches)

The bottom two provide Redundant System Power and Additional / Redundant PoE+ Power

PoE+ Load Sharing
30 Watt x 24 ports = 720W
30 Watt x 48 ports =1140W

Two PWR800 sharing; capability = 480W + 480W = 960W
PWR800 + PWR1200 capability = 480W + 780W = 1260W
Two PWR1200 sharing; capability = 780W + 780W = 1560W

If system is fitted with two power supplies and;
If PoE consumption less than smallest PoE supply capability - System is redundant
If PoE consumption is greater than smallest PoE supply System is not redundant!
Remote Interrogation
SHOW SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT command shows
Model of connected PSUs
Which PSUs are active or redundant




LEDs
Load LED
Green Normal
Amber Fault
Off Not fitted or switched off

Cable LED
Green Normal
Amber Cable Unplugged
Off port off / PSU off / PSU failed
Switches
Caution
RPS Cables are NOT hot swap
Turn ports off before disconnecting
to avoid damaging RPS circuitry


x610 Presentation Agenda
What is it? Quick overview
Availability?
Whats new?

Improved 10G connectivity
Improved Virtual Chassis Stacking
Improved POE
Improved Redundant Power Supply
Improved IPv6
Improved facilities for Multi Tennant Units
OSPFv3
OSPFv2 most recent revision 1998 (RFC2328)
OSFPv3 is OSFP for IPv6
Neighbour exchanges use IPv6 link-local addressing exclusively
OSPFv3 essentially protocol-independent
Main benefits of OSPF vs RIP
OSPF converges faster
RIP routes on least number of hops only
OSFP will also take into account speed of routes
OSPF supports Variable Length Subnet Masking
Efficiency: RIP updates every 30 sec, OSPF multicasts updates only on changes
RIP now redundant?
1G
10G
10G
1G
10G
10G
Route taken by RIP Route taken by OSPF
x610 Presentation Agenda
What is it? Quick overview
Availability?
Whats new?

Improved 10G connectivity
Improved Virtual Chassis Stacking
Improved POE
Improved Redundant Power Supply
Improved IPv6
Improved facilities for Multi Tennant Units
Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF Lite)
Tenants require a data infrastructure when
renting (Regus type) flexible office space


Tenants also want to use
their own IP addressing scheme


Addressing schemes may overlap
(all use 192.168.1.x)


VRF Lite allows Landlords with Multi Tennant Units to offer this facility
Thank you
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