Alcatel-Lucent 9000 Switch User Manual


 
10 Alcatel-Lucent | OmniSwitch 9000
AGGREGATION LAYER
The OS9000s address aggregation requirements with:
Higher 10G port density than
competitive products
Increased options for wire-rate
GigE ports (copper, fiber, PoE)
WIRING CLOSET CONNECTIVITY
The OS9000 addresses wiring closet requirements with:
HIGHEST AVAILABILITY FOR THE ENTERPRISE
The OmniSwitch 9000s carry on Alcatel-Lucent’s tradition of providing the highest availability possible to support the
demands of IP communications and mission-critical applications, all at an enterprise price. Providing the highest
availability to the enterprise ensures that users have constant access to resources and services at all times. To ensure
the highest levels of availability, the OmniSwitch 9000s provide:
Distributed architecture, where each NI autonomously
supports functions, such as source learning, Spanning
Tree functions, and L2/L3 forwarding
Redundant modules and sub-components (CMMs
1
,
fans and PSUs)
Hot swappable modules and sub-components (NIs,
CMMs
1
, fan trays, PSUs, SFPs and XFPs)
Hitless loading of optional software (routing / security),
without re-booting
Image rollback to automatically re-load previous
configurations and software versions for “easier”
remote site management
Full power-over-Ethernet support for IP
phones, WLAN access points and video
cameras with up to 2400W of power
through dedicated power shelves
Isolation of intruders with OmniVista 2770
Quarantine Manager
Flexible authentication with Access Guardian
Extensive support of AOS user-oriented
features such as user authentication,
learned port security (LPS), group
mobility, and port mapping
New 48-port 10/100/1000 module with up
to 768 ports in a single, redundant system
New 22-port module with 20 ports of
copper and fiber (RJ-45, software
upgradeable from 10/100 to 10/100/1000)
and 2-ports of 100/1000 SFP (fiber)
(1) Requires dual CMMs in either the OS 9700 or the OS 9800