BR-MLX-1GCX24-X-ML
BR-MLX-1GCX24-X-ML Brocade Line Card, Refurbished, 24x 1GbE RJ45
Refurbished, tested & guaranteedEn existencia
Condition: Refurbished, Tested & Guaranteed
BR-MLX-1GCX24-X-ML, in stock, ships worldwide.
$100
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- Model
- BR-MLX-1GCX24-X-ML
- Network Ports
- 24 × 1GbE
- Connectors
- RJ45
- Type
- Line Card
- Condition
- Refurbished, tested & guaranteed
Probado en nuestras instalaciones por técnicos certificados antes de enviarse. Términos de la garantía
The Brocade BR-MLX-1GCX24-X-ML is a line card with 24 ports of 1GbE RJ45. It is a module that installs into a host chassis and does not run on its own. This unit is refurbished (used): inspected, powered on and functionally tested by Townsend Networks technicians before listing. One unit per order.
MLX/MLXE 24-port 1-GbE (ML) Copper (RJ-45) 512K IPv4 routes
HOW IT DIFFERS
BR-MLX-1GCX24-X-ML is the MLX 24-port 10/100/1000 copper (RJ-45) module, Gen 1.1, with IPv4, IPv6 and MPLS hardware support. It carries 512K IPv4 routes in the FIB and ships without a software license, which Extreme sells as the upgrade to the X version at 1M routes. Its sister BR-MLX-1GFX24-X-ML has 24 SFP fiber ports with the same 512K routes and the same upgrade path.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
Brand: Brocade Product line: Brocade/Extreme NetIron MLX-XMR Power draw (maximum): 160 W (maximum power consumption)
MAKER'S DOCUMENT
https://documentation.extremenetworks.com/netiron/HW/53-1004203-04_MLXEHWNetIron_IG_Sep2017.pdf
WHAT'S INCLUDED
One (1) Brocade BR-MLX-1GCX24-X-ML.
CONDITION & TESTING
Condition: Refurbished, Tested & Guaranteed BR-MLX-1GCX24-X-ML was tested by Townsend Networks technicians before listing. The test process is on /testing-process.
WARRANTY & RETURNS
BR-MLX-1GCX24-X-ML has a 3-year warranty and a 30-day return policy. DOA units are replaced or refunded. Full terms are on /warranty and /legal/refunds.
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