Name: Supermicro Ethernet Switches
Author: Supermicro

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Supermicro Ethernet Switches are networking switches designed for rackmount servers and data centers. These switches are marketed towards small to large enterprises and are intended for use by IT professionals, network administrators, data center operators, cloud service providers, and telecommunication companies. Supermicro Computer, Inc., the vendor, offers a range of models and features to cater to various industry needs.

**400Gbps (QSFP-DD) Switch**: According to the vendor, this switch provides 32x 400Gbps Ethernet ports (QSFP-DD) and is equipped with the SONiC Networking Operating System. It offers fully shared packet buffering and redundant hot-pluggable power supplies.

**SSE-G3748/R-SONIC**: This switch features 48x 1Gbps Ethernet ports (RJ45) and 6x 25Gbps Ethernet ports (SFP28), providing 1:1 non-blocking connectivity. With its 1U form factor, the switch allows for flexible installation.

**SSE-G3748/R-SMIS**: Similar to the SSE-G3748/R-SONIC, this switch offers 48x 1Gbps Ethernet ports (RJ45) and 6x 25Gbps Ethernet ports (SFP28). It also ensures 1:1 non-blocking connectivity and is designed with a 1U form factor.

**SSE-G3624**: This switch is equipped with 24x 1Gbps Ethernet ports (RJ45) and 4x 10Gbps Ethernet ports (SFP+), providing 1:1 non-blocking connectivity. It comes in a 1U form factor for flexible installation.

**SSE-SN3700-CS2FC / SSE-SN3700-CS2RC**: These switches offer 32x 100Gbps Ethernet ports (QSFP28) and can be fully splittable up to 128x 10/25 GbE ports. Powered by the Cumulus Linux Networking Operating System, they claim to provide best-in-class VXLAN scale.

**SSE-SN3700-VS2FC / SSE-SN3700-VS2RC**: According to the vendor, these switches provide 32x 200Gbps Ethernet ports (QSFP56) and offer connectivity at different speeds with a throughput of 12.8Tb/s. They also run on the Cumulus Linux Networking Operating System and claim to offer best-in-class VXLAN scale.

**SSE-SN3420-CB2FC / SSE-SN3420-CB2RC**: These switches are equipped with 48x 25/10 Gbps Ethernet ports (SFP28) and 12x 100Gbps Ethernet ports (QSFP28). They utilize the Cumulus Linux Networking Operating System and provide fully shared packet buffering.

**SSE-X3348TR**: The vendor states that this switch features 48x 10Gbps Ethernet ports (RJ45), 4x 40Gbps Ethernet ports, and 2x 1Gbps Ethernet ports. It offers a switching capacity of 1284Gbps and supports wire-speed Layer 3 routing.

**SSE-X3548S / SSE-X3548SR**: These switches provide 48x 10Gbps Ethernet ports and 6x 100Gbps Ethernet ports, with a switching capacity of 2.1Tb. They come in a 1U form factor for flexible installation.

**SSE-F3548S / SSE-F3548SR**: Similar to the SSE-X3548S, these switches feature 48x 25Gbps Ethernet ports and 6x 100Gbps Ethernet ports. They offer a switching capacity of 3.6Tb and come in a 1U form factor.

Supermicro's Ethernet Switches include the SSE-X3548S and its companion SSE-X3548SR Layer 3 Ethernet Switch both offer forty-eight 10-Gigabit Ethernet ports allowing data center friendly connectivity to 10GE routers, servers, backbones. They also offer six ports running at 100 Gbps for access to high-speed backbone networks or storage servers. The 1U form factor gives users the ability to optimize deployment in standalone or top-of-rack environments. And the SSE-X3548SR model provides a data-center-friendly reverse air-flow for improved cooling when installed in the rear of a rack.

Supermicro Ethernet Switches

Ethernet switches are hubs in an Ethernet wired to the computers and the network devices. Unmanaged switches possess no configuration, but managed switches can create subgroups, manage speed, or monitor and report activity.

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Features common across Ethernet switches.

Power over Ethernet (PoE)

Allows users to power devices directly from the Ethernet switch.

Management Interface

The Interface allows for configuration and monitoring of the devices on your network.

Hardware Security

Allows users to implement security capabilities such as access control lists, virtual LANs for segmenting traffic or DDoS protection.

Quality of Service (QoS)

Enables the prioritization of traffic to ensure network performance.

Switch Scalability

Ability to add new switches to the network (possibly through stacking) to enable more bandwidth.

Switch Redundancy

The switch follows a redundancy protocol, such as the parallel redundancy protocol (PRP) or high-availability seamless redundancy (HSR) to ensure network performance in the event of a device or power failure.

Link Aggregation (LACP)

Allows users to combine Ethernet links, resulting in more bandwidth, better load balancing, and redundancy.

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