Gigabit Ethernet ZX7100 Series Modular Switching Platform ® ATCA Modular Switching Platform for AdvancedTCA Chassis Features • Up to (3) 10Gigabit Ethernet Egress Ports • 72 Gigabit Ethernet Ports Total • Fully separate 3.1 Fabric and Base • 24-port Base Fabric – 14 Base Interface payload – 1 Base Interface ISL – 2 Base Interface ShMC – 4 Front Panel 10/100/1000 – 3 RTM 10/100/1000 • 48-port PICMG 3.1 – 6 PICMG 3.1 Option 3 slots – 8 PICMG 3.1 Option 2 slots – 1 10GigE Ethernet ISL – 4 Front Panel 10/100/1000 – 4 Rear Panel 10/100/1000 • 10Gigabit Ethernet egress (XFP) PRODUCT DESCRIPTION – 2 Front Panel – 1 Rear Panel For the most demanding, high density ATCA applications the ZX7100 brings new fea- • Separate Base Control Processor tures to the PICMG 3.1 compatible market. With 72 Gigabit Ethernet ports and up to three 10Gigabit Ethernet ports, the ZX7100 can concentrate High Availability traffic – Front and Rear Panel OOB for any packet-based application. Critical new features include: – Front anf Rear Panel Console • Separate Fabric Control Processor • Multiple 10Gigabit Ethernet Ingress/Egress – Front and Rear Panel OOB • Full Separation between ATCA Base and Data – Front anf Rear Panel Console • PICMG 3.1 Option 1, 2, and 3 support • OpenArchitect 3 w/ Linux Kernel • Wire-speed L2/L3 Switching With 48 Gigabit ports dedicate to the ATCA data fabric, the ZX7100 can accommo- • Wire-speed L2 - L7 Packet Classification date an assortment of PICMG 3.1 Option 3 (4 Gigabit Ethernet links) and Option 2 (2 • Optional Telco Clock MCG Gigabit Ethernet link) payload boards in a full 16-slot ATCA chassis. Option 1 boards may also be used. These links are in addition to the Gigabit Ethernet links supplied • IEEE 802.1Q 4096 VLANs on the ATCA Base Interface. • Linux shell managment • SNMP v1, v2, v3 management FULL BASE AND FABRIC SEPARATION • IEEE 802.1p Class-of-Service The ZX7100 is actually two complete switching subsystems in one ATCA blade. Each • DHCP Server/Client/Relay of the two non-blocking switch fabrics with their separate control processors ensure • Network Time Protocol (NTP) that no accidental or malicious software malfunction can cross over between the • VRRP Control and Data planes, implementing true Telco-grade network security. • Link Aggregation Control Protocol (static) • Port Mirroring 10GIGABIT ETHERNET EGRESS • Load Balancing The power of the ATCA backplane can be well utilized with up to three 10Gigabit • COPS Ethernet egress links on the ZX7100. Two links are provided to the front panel and • DiffServ one is provided to the optional RTM, giving flexibility for different cabling practices. • IEEE 802.1D Spanning Tree (STP) • Rapid Spanning Tree (RSTP) • 256MB SDRAM • 48MB FlashROM • USB • IPMI Controller MODELS ZX7100 All Gigabit Ethernet (1) 10Gigabit Ethernet Front Panel (1) 10Gigabit Ethernet Rear Panel ZX7120 ZX7130 (2) 10Gigabit Ethernet Front Panel (1) 10Gigabit Ethernet Rear Panel Option 2 Option 2 Option 2 Option 2 Option 3 Option 3 Option 3 ZX7100 ZX7100 Option 3 Option 3 Option 3 Option 2 Option 2 Option 2 Option 2 ZNYX ZX7100 AdvancedTCA Modular Switching Platform PICMG 3.1 Gigabit Ethernet Fabric Switch with 10Gigabit Ethernet Egress TWO ATCA SWITCHES IN ONE ATCA PICMG 3.1 FABRIC INTERFACE SLOT With a ZX7100, up to 6 payload cards using PICMG 3.1 Configuration Options The ZX7100 supports all the features PICMG 3.1 Option 3 (four GigE links) may required of an ATCA hub subsystem with a be used. The remaining eight payload slots total of 72 Gigabit Ethernet ports. The Base are supplied with Option 2 (two GigE links). 1234 5678 9 10111213141516 subsystem has 24 ports to serve the ATCA This arrangment is ideal for N+1 redundancy Base Interface to implement an isolated systems that provide an "extra" hot blade to Control Plane. The ATCA Fabric is served by take over full function for any of the active a nonblocking Ethernet switch that has 48 blades. (All slots may be used with Option Gigabit Ethernet ports and four 10Gigabit 2, Option 1, or Base-interface-only payload Ethernet ports. cards.) This system ensures no possibility of intru- ATCA 3.0 IPMI MANAGEMENT sion or interference between the Control The ZX7100 includes an IPMI management and Data planes, a "must have" require- controller, compliant with the PICMG 3.0 ment for telco applications. Each of the Base version 1.5 protocol, which interfaces the and ATCA Interface switches has its own shelf management system via I2C for remote control processor, which may be kept on management of the shelf. All required func- completely separate networks or optionally tions are supported, including the interconnected. electronic keying feature of ATCA that pre- vents the accidental mis-match of boards SERIOUS EGRESS CAPACITY inserted into the system. In addition, the The full capability of the ATCA backplane switch fabric provides a link to the Shelf may be accessed through the ZX7100 via its Management controller to allow it full three 10Gigabit Ethernet ports*. Two ports access to the network. are provided to the front and one is provid- ed to the rear to accommodate alternate ATCA BACKPLANE CLOCK cabling practices. In addition, both switch If a backplane clock is required (as specified subsystems provide four Gigabit Ethernet in PICMG 3.0 6.7) the optional RTM of the switch ports to the front panel and an addi- ZX7100 can support an optional clock mod- tional four fabric Interfaces and three base ule, with or without external sync input. Interface Egress ports to the rear. This allows flexibility in connecting both data-plane channels as well as auxillary and associated equipment, saving costs by reducing or elim- inating the need for external switch equip- ment. * Optional XFP Modules for 10Gigabit Ethernet sold separately OpenArchitect Switch Management The Industry-Leading fabric board management suite for AdvancedTCA chassis ® be easily re-compiled with no source OPENARCHITECT REAR TRANSITION MODULE code changes to run on OpenArchitect. The core software technology of the For applications that use rear-panel I/O, Other embedded switch architecture ZX7100 goes far beyond simple Ethernet the ZX7100 may be used with an RTM. solutions require customization of switch management. As a full-featured Up to six in-band Ethernet channels are routing code to a proprietary API. Only embedded Linux distribution, provided, as well as two out-of-band RS- OpenArchitect uses Linux open APIs, OpenArchitect supports user applications 232 ports and two out-of-band 10/100 enabling true transparency and flexibility running in the industry-standard Linux Ethernet ports. for network architecture integration. environment. From the point of view of the technician, an OpenArchitect switch TELCO CLOCK LAYER 2-7 PACKET CLASSIFICATION appears as a stand-alone Linux system The ATCA Zone-3 connector of the with all the familiar tools and utilities. One of the ways in which the ZX7100 ZX7100 provides full connectivity for the Users that know how to configure Linux with OpenArchitect expands the enve- ATCA backplane clock, which permits networking systems can become profi- lope is its ability to do line-rate packet the implementation of a chassis back- cient with an OpenArchitect switch classification from layer 2 through layer plane clock feature. A custom RTM may within minutes. 7. This feature can often eliminate the host a hardware-based clock generator need for an expensive external security to meet any ATCA-compatible specifica- While the OpenArchitect philosophy is to device by providing IP filtering capability, tion that requires telco-grade clock syn- enable the use of open-source software or it can manage traffic by assigning chronization. as much as possible, the key to this tech- specific packets to different VLANs, nology is the proprietary core virtualiza- Classes of Service, or separated for spe- ® OPENARCHITECT HA SUITE tion structure developed exclusively by cial processing. As with other features ZNYX Networks. More than 7 years of OpenArchitect HA Suite features of OpenArchitect, the interface to pro- continuous development and deploy- transparent port-to-port, VLAN-to-VLAN gram the packet classification uses famil- ment have made OpenArchitect 3 the and switch-to-switch rapid failover. With iar Linux commands. most robust and full-featured embedded the OpenArchitect High Availability (HA) Ethernet control software. software suite, the chassis can respond LOAD BALANCING and automatically correct any single ® The advanced OpenArchitect 3 packet point of failure. PowerPC EMBEDDED SUBSYSTEM classification feature may be used to The ZX7100’s embedded processors are implement load balancing, where pack- ® the Freescale™ PowerPC , which com- ets are distributed among ATCA blades bines a high degree of density with low based on their content. This feature power consumption and significant pro- enables true scalability for ATCA applica- cessing capability. tions, and can be adapted according to any user-set policy. The switch silicon • PowerPC processors handles the distribution of packets at full • 256MB SDRAM (each) line rate, giving the ZX7100 a significant • 48MB Flash ROM (each) advantage over processor-based load- • Two RS-232 Ports balancing schemes. • Two 10/100 Ethernet Mgmt. Ports • USB Port USB • PCI Bus control The front panel of the ZX7100 includes a USB socket that enables inexpensive, industry-standard expandability. Any Linux compatible peripheral device may LINUX ROUTING PLATFORM be used for a variety of application A significant advantage of OpenArchitect enhancements, such as one-step is its ability to use any routing protocol upgrades and inline diagnostics. stack that runs in the Linux environment. The standard release of OpenArchitect includes the gated daemon, which drives OSPF, RIP, EGP and BGP. Other protocol stacks, open-source or proprietary, may Gigabit Ethernet PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ® Modular Switching PICMG 3.0 Interfaces AdvancedTCA Features 14 10/100/1000Base-T to payload slots PICMG 3.0 FRUID Support Platform for ATCA 1 10/100/1000Base-T to inter-switch fabric link PICMG 3.0 compliant IPMI Controller Chassis 2 10/100/1000Base-T to Shelf Manager (ShMC) Power Plane Sensors Temperature Sensor PICMG 3.1 Interfaces PICMG 3.0 compliant HotSwap Power Management Controller ZNYXNetworks 8 Option 2 payload slots (2.0Gb/s) PICMG 3.0 / 3.1 Extended Mode Support 6 Option 3 payload slots (4.0Gb/s) ZNYX specializes in the development of blade-based PICMG 3.0 Status Indicators Modular Switching Platforms for proprietary and 1 Inter-switch fabric link (10.0Gb/s) open-standards based systems including PICMG Front Panel Interfaces QoS and Priority Queues ® 2.16 and AdvancedTCA . 4 10/100/1000Base-T for PICMG 3.0 Base Egress IEEE 802.1p Class of Service / Quality of Service 4 10/100/1000Base-T for PICMG 3.1 Fabric Egress up to 8 priority queues ® ZNYX’s OpenArchitect Switch Management Up to (2) 10Gigabit Ethernet Type of Service (TOS) Software and HA Suite provide a highly integrated 1 Base Interface Out of Band Ethernet Architecture for Differentiated Services solution based on a hardened Linux environment. 1 Fabric Interface Out of Band Ethernet Developers and Integrators can leverage the Linux Network Services 1 Base Interface Console Port environment to customize and re-use application FTP Server 1 Fabric Interface Console Port code across multiple switching/routing platforms. HTTP Server Rear Panel Interfaces TFTP ZNYX products service the following markets: Up to (1) 10Gigabit Ethernet DHCP Server/Client/Relay 3 Base Interface Egress NFS Client • Mobile 4 Fabric Interface Egress Network Time Protocol (NTP) • Communications 1 Base Interface Out of Band Ethernet Telnet • Telephony 1 Fabric Interface Out of Band Ethernet • Military 1 Base Interface Console Port • Homeland Security 1 Fabric Interface Console Port Management • Aerospace Command Line Interface Hardware • Medical IPMI v1.5 client Broadcom BCM5695 Switch Fabric (2) • Automation SNMP v1, v2, v3 Broadcom BCM5650X Switch Fabric (2) • Storage Common Open Policy Service (COPS) ® Freescale™ PowerPC Processor (2) • Enterprise Extensive MIB Support 256MB SDRAM (each processor) RMON Counters 48MB Flash ROM (each processor) Field Upgradeable USB (on base) High Availability Features (OA/HA) Power-On Diagnostics Layer 2 Switching Features Switch-to-Switch Failover IEEE 802.1Q VLANs Automatic Reconfiguration after a hotswap ® Redundant run-time OpenArchitect image in flash Double 802.1Q VLAN Tagging IEEE 802.1D Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) Full PICMG 2.1 HotSwap Support IEEE 802.1w Rapid Spanning Tree OA/Node for transparent failovers on client IEEE 802.1x port-based access control Specifications IEEE 802.3AD Link Aggregation Control Protocol (static) IEEE 802.3x Full Duplex Flow Control PICMG 3.0 Base Fabric Interface Jumbo Frames support (up to 9KB, L2, non-host) PICMG 3.1 Fabric Interface Large On-chip Layer 2 MAC table (16k addresses) IEEE 802.3u Fast Ethernet Specification Port Mirroring IEEE 802.3z Gigabit Ethernet Specification per port traffic shaping, policies, and broadcast storm IEEE 802ae 10 Gigabit Ethernet Specification control Status Indicators Network Status, per channel Link, Activity Layer 3 Routing Features PICMG 3.0 Status Indicators Line-Rate Layer 3 IP Forwarding (8K IP Addresses) Out of Service, Health, System, Hot Swap VRRP OpenArchitect Status Indicators External Fault, Internal Fault, Clock, OK Manufactured in the U.S.A. Mechanical: Dimensions: 322.25mm x 280mm Emissions Certifications (EMI): Environmental: Operating Temperature: -5º C to +50º C Class A emissions levels for FCC, DOC, EN55022, Humidity: 90% Non Condensing EN300-386:1997, VCCI, EN61000-3-2, -3 ZNYX Networks, Inc. MTBF: Pending Environmental: UL./CUL-UL 60950, CSA C22.2 No.950 48421 Milmont Drive Power Requirements: Maximum Power Draw: up to 200 Watts CB Scheme-IEC950, EN60950(CE) Fremont, CA 94538 Telcordia NEBS: GR-1089-CORE, GR-63-CORE Immunity: EN55024, EN61000-4-2, -4, -6, EN300-386:1997 Tel: (510) 249-0800 Specifications Subject to Change Fax: (510) 656-2460 © 2005 ZNYX Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. Information in this document is subject to change without prior notice. ZNYX, ZNYX Networks, and OpenArchitect are trademarks Web: www.znyx.com or registered trademarks of ZNYX Networks, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks or service marks are the property of their respective owners. Document # 280-1024-003 Date: 06/21/06