Dell Force10. Data Center Networking Product Portfolio. Z-Series, E-Series, C-Series, and S-Series

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Dell Force10 Data Center Networking Product Portfolio Z-Series, E-Series, C-Series, and S-Series

Dell Force10 Solutions High-performance solutions for the data center and beyond The Dell Force10 product line delivers high-performance open solutions for the data center and beyond with its Open Cloud Networking framework. At the heart of Open Cloud Networking are hardware and software systems powering the world s largest Web 2.0 and portals, high-performance computing environments, enterprise data centers, and cloud and hosting networks. Dell Force10 systems are also found in enterprise backbones and wiring closets as well as service provider exchange points and access networks. The Dell Force10 Difference: Dell Force10 products are engineered from the ground up to deliver uncompromising performance, feature-rich flexibility, calability and non-stop data center operation whether it is for a small workgroup or the Internet s largest search engine site. Today we offer a range of high-performance fixed configuration and chassis-based Ethernet switching and routing systemsz-series, E-Series, C-Series, S-Seriesdesigned to meet various price points, performance characteristics, and customer applications. This includes the industry s only end-to-end 0 GbE data center solution. All of our systems run the same customerproven and feature-rich Dell Force10 Operating System, providing maximum flexibility and dependability. And all systems can be managed using the Dell Force10 Management System for intuitive, GUI-based control. Additionally, for larger deployments or virtualized environments, our Open Automation framework is a natural complement to simplify tasks and streamline operations. Dell Force10 equipment can also be managed by a range of third party management platforms through standard management interfaces. Dell Force10 21

Dell Force10 Z-Series High-density 10/0 Gigabit Ethernet core systems The Z-Series includes the fixed configuration 2.5 Tbps Z9000. The Z9000, at just 2 rack units and equipped with (32) 0 GbE ports (128 10 GbE ports), is ideal for small-footprint, highperformance, core networks. Performance: Raw Switching Capacity Z9000 2.5 Tbps Forwarding Capacity (Mpps) 1,90 Ports: The Z9000 serves as a primary building block in our Open Distributed Core architecture, our ultra-scalable data center leaf-spine fabric solution. The Open Distributed Core architecture is intended principally for large-scale compute cluster infrastructure providing ultra-fast, ultra-low latency connectivity up to 160 Tbps at a fraction the cost, footprint, and power consumption of competing fabric solutions. Dell Force10 Z9000 Line-rate 10 GbE 128 (QSFP+ breakout) Total 10 GbE 128 Line-rate 0 GbE 32 (0 GbE QSFP+) Total 0 GbE 32 The 2RU Z9000 Distributed core design options Fabrics for any size data center Build a distributed core fabric that fits your needs Spine Leaf Design options Small Medium Large Spine node S810 Z9000 Z9000 Leaf node S810 S810 Z9000 Node count spine/12 leaf spine/32 leaf 16 spine/32 leaf Fabric interconnect 10 GbE 0 GbE 0 GbE Fabric capacity 3.8 Tbps 10.2 Tbps 0.96 Tbps Available 10GbE ports 576 @ 3:1 oversubscription 1,536 @ 3:1 oversubscription 2,08 non-blocking Dell Force10 31

Dell Force10 E-Series / C-Series High-density 1/10 Gigabit Ethernet chassis core, aggregation and end-of-row systems The E-Series and C-Series chassis systems are the workhorses of our product line. The E-Series, including the 1st generation TeraScale and 2nd generation Exascale systems, provide extremely high-density 1/10 GbE connectivity. This makes the E-Series ideal for cost-effective collapsed core designs and large-scale aggregation capabilities. The C-Series also excels at 1/10 GbE networking and is ideal for data center end-of-row and aggregation applications. All C-Series systems also support Power over Ethernet allowing them to also be deployed in campus LAN and wiring closet environments. The TeraScale and ExaScale Powered 1/10 GbE E-Series family The Modular 1/10 GbE C-Series family Performance: C150 C300 E300 E600i E600i E1200i E1200i Configuration TeraScale TeraScale ExaScale TeraScale ExaScale Raw Switching Capacity 768 1.536 Tbps 00 900 1.75 Tbps 1.6875 Tbps 3.5 Tbps Slot CapacityHalf Duplex () 96 96 25 125 125 125 125 Forwarding Capacity (Mpps) 76 952 196 1,02 1,02 2,083 2,083 Line-rate 10/100/1000Base-T 38 132 336 630 672 1,260 Total 10/100/1000Base-T 38 288 630 630 1,260 1,260 Line-rate GbE (SFP) 38 132 336 350 672 700 Total GbE (SFP) 38 1 336 350 672 700 Line-rate 10 GbE 32 6 12 28 70 56 10 Total 10 GbE 32 6 8 112 280 22 560 Line-rate OC-3c/OC-12c/OC-8c 28 56 38 Ports: Power over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af Class 3) Dell Force10 1

Dell Force10 S-Series 1/10/0 Gigabit Ethernet Top-of-Rack and access systems Our S-Series product line offers a range of fixed configuration 1/10/0 GbE systems designed principally for data center top-of-rack and access applications. This includes the low-latency 8-port 1/10 GbE S55 and the deep buffer 1/10 GbE S60. This also includes the S810 for customers seeking industry leading 1/10 GbE topof-rack densities combined with 0 GbE capabilities. Performance: S25P S25N/50N S25V/50V S210CP/P S55 S60 S810 Switch Fabric Capacity 1 1/288 1/288 Forwarding Capacity (Mpps) 95 95/131 95/131 360 1 132 960 Buffer Size 2 MB 2 MB/ MB 2 MB/ MB 2 MB MB 1.25 GB 9 MB 80 176 1.28 Tbps Latency < 5 µs < 5 µs < 5 µs Ports: 300 ns (CX) /700 ns (XFP) < 5 µs < 9 µs sub 700 ns 10/100/1000Base-T (shared) 2/8 2/8 1 GbE 10 GbE 2 (GbE or 100Base-FX SFP) (XFP or CX) (SFP, shared) (XFP or CX) (SFP, shared) (XFP or CX) (SFP) (SFP) 8 20 (CX) + XFP/2 (XFP) (SFP+) (SFP+) 6 (xqsfp+ breakout) 0 GbE (QSFP+) Power over Ethernet 2/8 (IEEE 802.3af Class 3) The fixed configuration S-Series Top-of-Rack family Deep buffer S60 1/10 GbE system Low-latency S55 1/10 GbE system Ultra-low latency 10/0 GbE S810 Dell Force10 51

Dell Force10 Operating System High-performance & resilient operating system with industry-leading automation software Dell Force10 Operating System (FTOS) is a powerful and robust Layer 2 and Layer 3 operating system powering the Dell Force10 product lines. The feature-rich software is architected for high performance, resiliency,and portability. FTOS includes a Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) making applications portable across product lines and the modular design dramatically increases code reuse and accelerates application delivery and feature velocity. FTOS is based on NetBSD, with application code developed and maintained by Dell Force10. Dell Force10 Operating System Switching Routing Key features Management Security Virtualization Out-of-the-box stability, resiliency, performance, and security advantages Software portability and modularity bringing high performance application features to the entire product line Based on NetBSD, an industry s leading, freely available open source operating system that is highly reliable, portable and efficient Open Automation 3rd Party Application Hardware Abstraction Layer 3rd Party Application Dell Force10 s Open Automation framework leads the industry providing an open standards-based automation solution for data center operations. The portfolio offering allows data centers big and small, virtual and conventional, to simplify operations, while increasing operational efficiency and deployment velocity. Open Automation Framework comprises a suite of inter-related network management tools that can be used together or independently. These tools provide data center managers with a complete set of capabilities required in today s dynamic, virtual data center environments: Bare Metal Provisioning reduces installation time, eliminates configuration errors and enforces standard configurations by automatically configuring network switches Smart Scripting improves network monitoring and management with a robust, Perl/Python scripting environment Virtual Server Networking increases network flexibility by automatically provisioning VLANs when VMs are migrated Programmatic Management simplifies network management by integrating with multiple third party system management tools Web GUI Interface extends web connectivity to Dell Force10 platforms via an extensible web GUI enabling custom GUI solutions while simplifying management Compliant with the de facto industry-standard CLI Open automation framework Bare Metal Provisioning Smart Scripting Virtual Server Networking Programmatic Management Web GUI Interface PERL Python Hypervisor Virtual Switch Control and Monitoring APIs Dell Force10 61

Dell Force10 Open Automation Software Bare metal provisioning Automated bare metal configuration reduces operational expenses, accelerates switch installation, simplifies OS upgrades and increases network availability by automatically configuring Dell Force10 switches. This eliminates the need for a network administrator to manually configure the switch, resulting in faster installation, elimination of configuration errors and enforcement of standard configurations. Upon installation, the Dell Force10 switch searches the network for a DHCP server. The DHCP server provides the Dell Force10 switch with an IP address and the location of a TFTP server. The TFTP server maintains a configuration file and an approved version of FTOS, the operating system for Dell Force10 switches. The Dell Force10 switch automatically configures itself by loading the configuration file and FTOS. Smart scripting Smart scripting increases network availability and manageability by allowing network administrators to deploy custom monitoring and management scripts on Dell Force10 switching platforms. With this capability, network administrators can implement version control systems, automatically generate alerts, create custom logging tools and automate management of network devices. Virtually any function that can be performed through the CLI can be implemented with smart scripting. Smart scripting provides a scripting environment that supports Perl and Python, making it easy for IT administrators to quickly develop scripts without having to learn a new scripting language. Virtual server networking Virtual environments require network infrastructure to be dynamic in order to ensure network connectivity and security policies are maintained when VMs are migrated. Virtual server networking facilitates communications between Dell Force10 network switches and virtual machine management software to orchestrate automated VM/VLAN provisioning and virtual machine migration. This is a powerful capability that great simplifies the many of the tasks associated with virtualized computing environments. Our virtual server networking software supports VMware vsphere.0/.1 and Citrix XenServer 5.6. Programmatic management Programmatic management greatly improves network manageability by allowing Dell Force10 network devices to be managed by third party system management tools via standard programmatic interfaces. The programmatic management environment and set of interfaces communicate directly with third-party system management tools, avoiding the need for a dedicated network management tool. Web GUI interface Ease and breadth of connectivity remain a paramount necessity for both equipment and development communities. The Web GUI Interface addresses Web connectivity in a general sense for Dell Force10 platforms but also offers more advanced capabilities to help simplify management tasks and customize GUI environments. The advanced Web user interface is a significant step up from traditional web-based switching platforms interfaces. Customers can simply and easily tailor management and user interfaces with either in-house or third-party tools to create custom management and GUI environments. Dell Force10 71

Dell Force10 Networks Gigabit Ethernet 10 Gigabit Ethernet Power consumption Dell Force10 E1200i.77 Cisco Nexus 7000 series 18 9.28 Juniper EX8216 6.15 Dell Force10 E1200i 3.3 Cisco Nexus 7000 series 18 7.59 Juniper EX8216.69 0 (Watts) 5 10 Independent testing from The Tolly Group demonstrated that the Dell Force10 ExaScale core switch/router consumes less than half the power of the Cisco Nexus 7000 and 23% less power than the Juniper EX8216 in fully-loaded line-rate GbE and 10 GbE configurations, a common switching requirement in data center networks. Watts per of throughput in maximum gigabit and 10 gigabit Ethernet line-rate configurations (lower numbers are better). Source: The Tolly Group, June 2010 Energy efficiency and total cost of ownership At Dell Force10, we re not only committed to our customers, we re committed to doing what we can to help our environment. This includes our long-standing commitment to delivering high-density, low-power consumption switching systems like our E-Series ExaScale Systems or our new Z9000 system as well as initiatives like our one-of-a-kind TerraPass carbon emission offset program supporting companies that have adopted their own green business practices. Learn more We re ready to help you unlock the full potential of your network, your data centers, and your business. We are extremely happy with our Dell Force10 equipment. The systems are delivering top-notch performance with low power consumption, a critical requirement in our performancehungry, power-constrained data center environments. We ve also found Dell Force10 s 10 GbE price advantage attractive as we migrate our server farms to a 10 GbE infrastructure. Jeremy Stinson Vice President, Network Operations myyearbook.com Learn more at Dell.com/Networking 2011 Dell Inc. All rights reserved. Force10 Networks, the Force10 Networks logo, Force10, C-Series, E-Series, Traverse, and TraverseEdge are registered trademarks and ExaScale, FTOS, JumpStart, Open Automation, Open Cloud Networking, S-Series, ScriptStore, SmartScripts, SwitchLink, TeraScale, HyperLink, Z-Series, and ZettaScale are trademarks of Dell Inc. All other company names are trademarks of their respective holders. Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Dell Inc. assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. DS61_Dell_Force10_Product_Portfolio_102611_112911 Dell Force10 81