The Cisco Catalyst Blade Switch 3032 for Dell M1000e (part number: WS-CBS3032-DEL) is a fully Managed switch designed to integrate directly within Dell's M1000e blade server chassis. It features a total of 16 ports and is built as a plug-in module, enabling seamless integration into blade environments.
The WS-CBS3032-DEL switch provides a high level of network flexibility with its Gigabit Ethernet ports, specifically aimed at offering reliable performance and efficient management of traffic within the server environment. It ensures that the network is handled with ease by offering a consistent and reliable connection to the network core. Additionally, it supports advanced switching features such as VLANs (Virtual Local Area Networks), enabling logical segmentation of networks without the need for additional hardware.
This model also boasts QoS (Quality of Service) support, which helps ensure prioritised handling of critical network traffic, beneficial in both virtualised and non-virtualised environments. The switch is also designed with built-in redundancy features, providing additional reliability to critical services. Furthermore, its hot-swappable design means the module can be replaced or maintained without interrupting the operational state of the server system.
With Layer 2 and Layer 3 functionality, the WS-CBS3032-DEL is robust enough for a variety of network tasks. The switch is ideal for simplifying network configurations while maintaining the demanding performance requirements required within a blade server environment. In addition, built-in security features such as support for ACLs (Access Control Lists) and encryption options help protect network data and ensure compliance with security standards.
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