[f-nsp] Features on Brocade Ethernet platforms
Robert Hass
robhass at gmail.com
Sun Mar 13 04:32:48 EDT 2011
On Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 8:16 PM, Nick Hilliard <nick at foobar.org> wrote:
> It's a cut-thru switch with very small buffers (2M shared per chassis), which
> means that if you're microbursting *outbound* on your 10G ports, you have
> enough space for 1.6ms of buffered traffic, best case. This may or may not
> work for your network configuration.
All links will be local (<1ms RTT) except link to DE-CIX where we
taking 10G via 3rd party DWDM and RTT is around 4-5ms.
> As a general principle, I'm not convinced that running ER/ZR SFP+ optics is
> a good idea.
I think about ER as I have one node where fiber distance is around
24KM. LR optics will not handle this at all. In the past I saw LR20
(X2/XENPAK/XFP) optics - LR but with increased power budget to 20KM.
I'll check is it available at SFP+ form faction.
Thanks a lot,
Robert
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