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    Switch Datasheet

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    The document provides specifications for a 48-port non-PoE access switch, including hardware, interface, and layer 2 and 3 feature requirements. The switch must have a minimum of 48 10/100/1000BASE-T ports and 4 1/10G copper uplink/stacking ports, with a backplane capacity of 176Gbps or higher. Required layer 2 and 3 features include support for IGMP snooping, static and OSPF routing, DHCP snooping, LLDP, IP source guard, SSH, SNMPv3, and IEEE 802.1x/D/Q.

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    The document provides specifications for a 48-port non-PoE access switch, including hardware, interface, and layer 2 and 3 feature requirements. The switch must have a minimum of 48 10/100/1000BASE-T ports and 4 1/10G copper uplink/stacking ports, with a backplane capacity of 176Gbps or higher. Required layer 2 and 3 features include support for IGMP snooping, static and OSPF routing, DHCP snooping, LLDP, IP source guard, SSH, SNMPv3, and IEEE 802.1x/D/Q.

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    The document provides specifications for a 48-port non-PoE access switch, including hardware, interface, and layer 2 and 3 feature requirements. The switch must have a minimum of 48 10/100/1000BASE-T ports and 4 1/10G copper uplink/stacking ports, with a backplane capacity of 176Gbps or higher. Required layer 2 and 3 features include support for IGMP snooping, static and OSPF routing, DHCP snooping, LLDP, IP source guard, SSH, SNMPv3, and IEEE 802.1x/D/Q.

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    Switch Datasheet

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    Namrata Agarwal
    The document provides specifications for a 48-port non-PoE access switch, including hardware, interface, and layer 2 and 3 feature requirements. The switch must have a minimum of 48 10/100/1000BASE-T ports and 4 1/10G copper uplink/stacking ports, with a backplane capacity of 176Gbps or higher. Required layer 2 and 3 features include support for IGMP snooping, static and OSPF routing, DHCP snooping, LLDP, IP source guard, SSH, SNMPv3, and IEEE 802.1x/D/Q.

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    Annexure-

    SPECIFICATIONS OF SWITCH

    Access Switch 48 Port Non-PoE


    Complied
    Sl. No. Detailed Technical Specifications (Yes /
    No)
    A Solution Requirement
    The Switch should support Non-blocking hardware architecture with Layer
    2 switching and Layer 3 basic routing.

    B Hardware and Interface Requirement


    Minimum 48 Base-T 10/100/1000 ports and 4 x 1/10 G copper ports
    for uplink / stacking. Either uplink ports may be used for stacking or
    atleast 2 separate ports must be present for stacking.
    1 U Rack mountable and should support stacking/VC of minimum 4
    switches over two numbers 10 G ports with total 40 Gbps of Bi-
    directional stacking or equivalent bandwidth.
    The Switch should have minimum 2 GB DRAM and 2 GB internal
    Flash
    176 Gbps or higher Backplane capacity and minimum 130 Mpps of
    forwarding rate
    Support for at least 4000 VLAN IDs and 1000 Active VLANs & 16k
    MAC address
    Switch must be supplied with Power cable, Console cable, Stacking
    cables and mounting kit as standard accessories.

    C Layer 2 & Layer 3 Features


    It should support IGMP, IGMP snooping v1,v2 & v3 and IGMP
    snooping entiries of 2000
    It should have static IP routing from Day 1 and should be upgradable
    to support OSPF on all ports and PIM
    Switch should support Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
    snooping
    Switch should support LLDP capabilities and BFD
    Should support IP Source Guard, and IPv6 Security feature like IPv6
    RA Guard and IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Inspection
    Should support Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol and Simple Network
    Management Protocol Version 3 (SNMPv3).
    It should supoort 4000 IPv4 Host Routes and 2000 IPv6 Host Routes.
    IEEE 802.1x support
    IEEE 802.1D Spanning-Tree Protocol
    IEEE 802.1Q VLAN Tagging

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