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March 15, 2018
Juniper’s MX Series BASE, PREMIUM, PREMIUM2, and PREMIUM3: What’s the Difference? Climbing the Juniper MX Series Mountain   We’re often asked “What are the differences among the PREM, PREM2, and PREM3 versions on the Juniper MX Series?” It’s a pretty good...
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March 08, 2018
Current Cost Per Port Analysis for Secondary Market Juniper and Arista 10G based switching In a dynamic, price changing market, this is not exactly an apples to apples comparison, however, here’s a market snapshot of cost per port on our historically best-selling 10G switching options from...
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February 15, 2017
What makes solid performing hardware? You’d be correct in guessing that it might start with solid hardware. When Arista mentioned in their whitepaper* that the 7150S included an onboard high precision “Oven-Controlled Crystal Oscillator” (OXCO), I was compelled to find out what...
January 26, 2017
Arista 7100 Series Switches Where low latency and stability are critical in your network architecture, whether you are working in (HFT) High Frequency Trading, video post-production or animation, we are now able to offer a solution that is breaking down barriers in TCO from a 10 Gigabit Ethernet...
Juniper_EX4200_48PX_Label_Terabit_Systems
December 23, 2016
TLDR: P versions deliver 18.6 watts across all ports, while the PX versions deliver 30 watts per port. PoE is used to support networked devices such as IP telephony, video cameras and wireless LAN access points and closed-circuit security cameras. The power needs of connected devices determine if...
May 26, 2016
What Exactly is "Refurbished" Network Hardware? We are often asked this by prospective customers. Is it simply a slick way to say it's "used" hardware? Actually no. In a nutshell, all refurbished hardware is used, but not all used hardware is refurbished. Let us explain....