The Arista 7060X and 7260X Data Center Switch Series are purpose-built, high-density switches with wire speed L2 and L3 features for software-defined cloud networking and emerging requirements. They deliver a rich choice of interface speed and density allowing you to seamlessly evolve from existing 10GbE and 40GbE to 25GbE, 50GbE and 100GbE. With Arista EOS, advanced monitoring and automation capabilities such a Zero Touch Provisioning, VMTracer and Linux based tools can be run natively on the switch with the powerful x86 CPU subsystem.
What's newHigh-Density, Fixed Configuration
The Arista 7060X and 7260X Data Center Switches are purpose-built high-density switches with wire speed L2 and L3 features for software designed cloud networking and emerging requirements.
Delivers a rich choice of interface speed and density allowing you to seamlessly evolve from existing 10GbE and 40GbE to 25GbE, 50GbE and 100GbE.
Supports a flexible combination of speeds in compact form factors giving you the ability to design networks to accommodate the myriad of different applications and east-west traffic patterns found in your datacenter.
The lower power requirements enable cost effective solutions with flexible and scalable resources for L2 and L3 designs.
The high-density wirespeed 40GbE and 100GbE offer latency from 450 ns port to port.
Supported by Arista EOS
Combined with Arista EOS software, both the Arista 7060X and 7260X Data Center Switch Series deliver advanced features for cloud, big data, virtualized and traditional data centers.
Arista EOS is a modular switch operating system with a unique state sharing architecture that cleanly separates switch state from protocol processing and application logic.
All EOS processes run in their own protected momory space and exchange state through an in-memory database.
Provides a foundation for in-service-software updates and self-healing resiliency.
With advanced monitoring and automation capabilities such a Zero Touch Provisioning, VMTracer and Linux based tools can be run natively on the switch with the powerful x86 CPU subsystem.
