Quick Look Datasheet
Arista 7130 Connect Series
The World’s Leading Layer 1 Network Platform
Ultra-Low Latency
- 4 nanoseconds port-to-port
Feature Rich
- Media Conversion
- Signal Regeneration
- Dynamic Patching
- Telemetry
Monitoring
- Packet statistics on every link
- Signal quality monitoring
Deterministic
- Virtually No Jitter
7130 Connect Series Layer 1+ Switches
Arista’s 7130 Connect Series Layer 1+ switches are powerful network devices designed for ultra-low latency of just 4 nanoseconds. Available in 16, 48 or 96 port device options, they combine a multitude of network functionality on a single device:- Signal regeneration
- Media conversion
- Port mirroring
- Telemetry
- Dynamic patching/link management
- Layer 1+ statistics on every link
7130 Connect Series Layer 1+ switch
Feature | Description |
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Ultra-low Latency |
Fan-out, tap, or patch with a latency of 4 ns, equivalent to a single meter of fibre or copper interconnect, and insignificant jitter. |
Ethernet Media Conversion |
Reduce costs by converting between different Ethernet media types. E.g. one end of a link can be 10G twinax and the other 10G-BASE-LR single-mode fber. |
Multi-feature |
Save rack space and reduce complexity by leveraging dynamic patching, tapping, 1:N replication, telemetry, and comprehensive port statistics on a single device. |
Flexible SFP/SFP+ Support |
Make significant cost savings through the support of most SFP/SFP+ transceivers including DWDM and direct attached copper cables; boosted by high-performance signal recovery and regeneration. |
Deterministic |
Replace taps to monitor or share feeds such as market-data with full signal regeneration and no additional overhead. |
Packet Statistics |
Leverage advanced monitoring and capture high-level packet statistics across all ports. Receive detailed switch statistics via SNMP or CLI and obtain tcpdump and LLDP on every port. |
64-bit x86 Management Processor and MOS |
Leverage an open standards platform and MOS operating system to provide user extensible solutions. |
Remote Configuration |
Change mappings between ports at any time via a number of standard APIs with no physical reconfiguration required. Wire-once to reduce visits to the data center and save on remote hands. |
Why use Arista 7130 L1+ switching devices?
- Leverage the lowest latency network devices on the market
- Troubleshoot and manage your network by receiving packet statistics and monitoring across all ports
- Save cost through remote patching, fexible SFP/SFP+ support and media conversion
- Simplify your network architecture by replacing a rack loaded with separate devices
MOS Operating System
MOS provides a core set of features that are common across the 7130 platform. It is based on Linux and provides a command line and web interface as well as support for other management protocols. MOS provides a standard, mature and powerful platform with the commands, tools and packages such as syslog, net-snmp, daemons, RPMs, Bash, Python, authentication, and security.7130 Connect Series Layer 1+ device
MOS has a number of tools and features including:
- Command-line interface (CLI), web user interface & JSON-RPC API via HTTP/HTTPS
- Integrated telemetry via the InfuxData TICK Stack (Telegraf, InfuxDB, Chronograf and Kapacitor)
- Application monitoring e.g. the Layer 1 switch or telemetry
- SNMP support including traps on environmental, authentication, link state, memory, disk, load
- Tcpdump on any interface for diagnostics
Platform |
7130-16 |
7130-48 |
7130-96 |
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Description | 16 port Layer-1 Switch | 48 port Layer-1 Switch | 96 port Layer-1 Switch |
SFP+ Interfaces (100M-11.3Gbps) |
16 | 48 | 96 |
Port-to-Port Latency |
4 ns | 4 ns | 6 ns |
RU |
1 | 1 | 2 |
Airflow |
Front-Rear or Rear-Front | Front-Rear or Rear-Front | Front-Rear or Rear-Front |
Power Supplies |
Redundant AC or DC | Redundant AC or DC | Redundant AC or DC |
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