This chapter describes the hardware available from Arista to use with the current release of DANZ Monitoring Fabric.
Arista 7050CX3-32C/32S Specifications
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050CX3-32C/32S switches.
Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status
Figure 1. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1
Port 33 1/10GbE
8
Console port (default baud rate 9600)
2
Management port
9
Port X:4 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
3
System status/locator LED
10
Port X:3 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
4
Fan status LED
11
Port X:2 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
5
Power supply 1 status LED
12
40/100GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
6
Power supply 2 status LED
13
Port 34 1/10GbE (Not supported)
7
USB port
Figure 2. Port and Environmental LEDs (Rear Panel)
1
PS1 module
7
PS2 status LED
2
Fan1 module
8
Fan4 status LED
3
Fan2 module
9
Fan3 status LED
4
Fan3 module
10
Fan2 status LED
5
Fan4 module
11
Fan1 status LED
6
PS2 module
12
PS1 status LED
Port and Environmental LEDs
LED
Description
System status
Green: Normal operation
Green blinking: The system is powering up.
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected, malfunctioning, or incompatible.
Blue/Blinking Blue: The locater function is active.
PSU[1:2] status
Green: Normal operation
Red: One of the power supplies has failed or is missing.
Off: No power
Fan status
Green: Fan modules are powered and running at the expected rpm.
Amber blinking: One or more fan trays failed.
Status LED on power supply
Green: Input power present - Normal operation
Amber: Input power present - Power supply fault.
Off: No input power supply installed in chassis.
Status LED on fan tray
Green: The fan is operating normally. This LED state is exclusive to its fan module and independent of the states of its neighboring fans and power supplies.
Red: The fan has failed.
Off: Detects no fan module. If the fan is there, it may not be seated properly.
Port
LED
Description
1GbE SFP
10GbE SFP+
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 1/10GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
40GbE QSFP+
100GbE QSFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 40/100GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
4X10G QSFP+ breakout
4X25G QSFP28 breakout
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
Management port
Link /Activity
Green: Establishes a valid network link.
Green blinking: Network activity in progress.
Off: Link is down.
Speed
Green: Establishes a valid 10/100/1000Mb/s network link.
Off: Link is down.
Note: Use the show switch <switch-name> interfaces command from the Controller CLI to display the breakout capabilities of the specified switch. Refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List for a list of breakout-capable ports on each supported switch.
Arista 7050SX3-48C8/48C8C Specifications
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050SX3-48C8/48C8C switches.
Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status
Figure 3. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1
System status LED
4
Power supply 2 status LED
2
Fan status LED
5
Port numbers
3
Power supply 1 status LED
Figure 4. Port and Environmental LEDs (Rear Panel)
1
PS1 status LED
7
Fan2 status LED
2
Management port
8
Fan1 status LED
3
Fan1 module
9
USB port
4
Fan2 module
10
Console port (default baud rate 9600)
5
PS2 status LED
11
PS1 module
6
PS2 module
Port and Environmental LEDs
LED
Description
System status
Green: Normal operation
Green blinking: The system is powering up.
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected, malfunctioning, or incompatible.
Blue/Blinking Blue: The locater function is active.
PSU[1:2] status
Green: Normal operation
Red: One of the power supplies has failed or is missing.
Off: No power
Fan status
Green: Fan modules are powered and running at the expected rpm.
Amber blinking: One or more fan trays failed.
Status LED on power supply
Green: Input power present - Normal operation
Amber: Input power present - Power supply fault.
Off: No input power supply installed in chassis.
Status LED on fan tray
Green: The fan is operating normally. This LED state is exclusive to its fan module and independent of the states of its neighboring fans and power supplies.
Red: The fan has failed.
Off: Detects no fan module. If the fan is there, it may not be seated properly.
Port
LED
Description
1GbE SFP
10GbE SFP+
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 1/10GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
40GbE QSFP+
100GbE QSFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 40/100GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
4X10G QSFP+ breakout
4X25G QSFP28 breakout
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
Management port
Link /Activity
Green: Establishes a valid network link.
Green blinking: Network activity in progress.
Off: Link is down.
Speed
Green: Establishes a valid 10/100/1000Mb/s network link.
Off: Link is down.
Note: Use the show switch <switch-name> interfaces command from the Controller CLI to display the breakout capabilities of the specified switch. Refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List for a list of breakout-capable ports on each supported switch.
Arista 7050SX3-48YC8/48YC8C Specifications
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050SX3-48YC8/48YC8C switches.
Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status
Figure 5. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1
System status/locator LED
6
Port X:3 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
2
Fan status LED
7
Port X:2 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
3
Power supply 1 status LED
8
40/100GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
4
Power supply 2 status LED
9
1/10/25GbE Link LED
5
Port X:4 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
Figure 6. Port and Environmental LEDs (Rear Panel)
1
PS1 status LED
7
Fan2 status LED
2
Management port
8
Fan1 status LED
3
Fan1 module
9
USB port
4
Fan2 module
10
Console port (default baud rate 9600)
5
PS2 status LED
11
PS1 module
6
PS2 module
Port and Environmental LEDs
LED
Description
System status
Green: Normal operation
Green blinking: The system is powering up.
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected, malfunctioning, or incompatible.
Blue/Blinking Blue: The locater function is active.
PSU[1:2] status
Green: Normal operation
Red: One of the power supplies has failed or is missing.
Off: No power
Fan status
Green: Fan modules are powered and running at the expected rpm.
Amber blinking: One or more fan trays failed.
Status LED on power supply
Green: Input power present - Normal operation
Amber: Input power present - Power supply fault.
Off: No input power supply installed in chassis.
Status LED on fan tray
Green: The fan is operating normally. This LED state is exclusive to its fan module and independent of the states of its neighboring fans and power supplies.
Red: The fan has failed.
Off: Detects no fan module. If the fan is there, it may not be seated properly.
Port
LED
Description
1GbE SFP
10GbE SFP+
25GbE SFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 1/10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
40GbE QSFP+
100GbE QSFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 40/100GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
4X10G QSFP+ breakout
4X25G QSFP28 breakout
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
Management port
Link /Activity
Green: Establishes a valid network link.
Green blinking: Network activity in progress.
Off: Link is down.
Speed
Green: Establishes a valid 10/100/1000Mb/s network link.
Off: Link is down.
Note: Use the show switch <switch-name> interfaces command from the Controller CLI to display the breakout capabilities of the specified switch. Refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List for a list of breakout-capable ports on each supported switch.
Arista 7050SX3-48YC12 Specifications
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050SX3-48YC12 switch.
Note: The SFP28 interface speed on the Arista 7050SX3-48YC12 must be the same on all the interfaces in each group of the following interfaces quadrants.
Interface 1-4
Interface 5-8
Interface 9-12
Interface 13-16
Interface 17-20
Interface 21-24
Interface 25-28
Interface 29-32
Interface 33-36
Interface 37-40
Interface 41-44
Interface 45-48
The speed of the first optical cable inserted into a group is automatically detected, which sets the speed for all the interfaces in the group.
For example, if the first group (interface 1-4) is empty and when inserting a 25G cable into Interface 2, interfaces 1 to 4 are all automatically set to 25G, and no other speed is allowed in the group.
If you later insert a 10G cable into any interface in the group, the system does not bring up the 10G interface. You can bring up the 10G interface only if no cable of a different speed is present in any interface in the group.
Only the first interface connected is enabled when cables of different speeds are present in interfaces within a single group. However, when the switch restarts later with the cables inserted, the first interface in the group numerically is enabled. For example, with a 25G cable in Interface 2 and a 10G cable in Interface 1, interface 1 is enabled at 10G when the switch restarts and all the interfaces are at 10.
Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status
Figure 7. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1
1/10/25GbE Link LED
6
System status/locator LED
2
40/100GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
7
Fan status LED
3
Port X:2 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
8
Power supply 1 status LED
4
Port X:3 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
9
Power supply 2 status LED
5
Port X:4 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
Figure 8. Port and Environmental LEDs (Rear Panel)
1
PS1 status LED
9
Fan4 status LED
2
Management port
10
Fan3 status LED
3
Fan1 module
11
Fan2 status LED
4
Fan2 module
12
Fan1 status LED
5
Fan3 module
13
USB port
6
Fan4 module
14
Console port (default baud rate 9600)
7
PS2 status LED
15
PS1 module
8
PS2 module
Port and Environmental LEDs
LED
Description
System status
Green: Normal operation
Green blinking: The system is powering up.
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected, malfunctioning, or incompatible.
Blue/Blinking Blue: The locater function is active.
PSU[1:2] status
Green: Normal operation
Red: One of the power supplies has failed or is missing.
Off: No power
Fan status
Green: Fan modules are powered and running at the expected rpm.
Amber blinking: One or more fan trays failed.
Status LED on power supply
Green: Input power present - Normal operation
Amber: Input power present - Power supply fault.
Off: No input power supply installed in chassis.
Status LED on fan tray
Green: The fan is operating normally. This LED state is exclusive to its fan module and independent of the states of its neighboring fans and power supplies.
Red: The fan has failed.
Off: Detects no fan module. If the fan is there, it may not be seated properly.
Port
LED
Description
1GbE SFP
10GbE SFP+
25GbE SFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 1/10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
40GbE QSFP+
100GbE QSFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 40/100GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
4X10G QSFP+ breakout
4X25G QSFP28 breakout
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
Management port
Link /Activity
Green: Establishes a valid network link.
Green blinking: Network activity in progress.
Off: Link is down.
Speed
Green: Establishes a valid 10/100/1000Mb/s network link.
Off: Link is down.
Note: Use the show switch <switch-name> interfaces command from the Controller CLI to display the breakout capabilities of the specified switch. Refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List for a list of breakout-capable ports on each supported switch.
Arista 7050SX3-96YC8 Specifications
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050SX3-96YC8 switch.
Note: The SFP28 interface speed on the Arista 7050SX3-96YC8 must be the same on all the interfaces in each group of the following interfaces quadrants.
Interface 1-4
Interface 5-8
Interface 9-12
Interface 13-16
Interface 17-20
Interface 21-24
Interface 25-28
Interface 29-32
Interface 33-36
Interface 37-40
Interface 41-44
Interface 45-48
Interface 49-52
Interface 53-56
Interface 57-60
Interface 61-64
Interface 65-68
Interface 69-72
Interface 73-76
Interface 77-80
Interface 81-84
Interface 85-88
Interface 89-92
Interface 93-96
The speed of the first optical cable inserted into a group is automatically detected, which sets the speed for all the interfaces in the group.
For example, if the first group (interface 1-4) is empty and when inserting a 25G cable into Interface 2, interfaces 1 to 4 are all automatically set to 25G, and no other speed is allowed in the group.
If you later insert a 10G cable into any interface in the group, the system does not bring up the 10G interface. You can bring up the 10G interface only if no cable of a different speed is present in any interface in the group.
Only the first interface connected is enabled when cables of different speeds are present in interfaces within a single group. However, when the switch restarts later with the cables inserted, the first interface in the group numerically is enabled. For example, with a 25G cable in Interface 2 and a 10G cable in Interface 1, interface 1 is enabled at 10G when the switch restarts and all the interfaces are at 10.
Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status
Figure 9. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1
1/10/25GbE Link LED
6
System status/locator LED
2
40/100GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
7
Fan status LED
3
Port X:2 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
8
Power supply 1 status LED
4
Port X:3 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
9
Power supply 2 status LED
5
Port X:4 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
Figure 10. Port and Environmental LEDs (Rear Panel)
1
Fan1 module
4
Fan4 module
2
Fan2 module
5
Power supply module 1
3
Fan3 module
6
Power supply module 2
Port and Environmental LEDs
LED
Description
System status
Green: Normal operation
Green blinking: The system is powering up.
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected, malfunctioning, or incompatible.
Blue/Blinking Blue: The locater function is active.
PSU[1:2] status
Green: Normal operation
Red: One of the power supplies has failed or is missing.
Off: No power
Fan status
Green: Fan modules are powered and running at the expected rpm.
Amber blinking: One or more fan trays failed.
Status LED on power supply
Green: Input power present - Normal operation
Amber: Input power present - Power supply fault.
Off: No input power supply installed in chassis.
Status LED on fan tray
Green: The fan is operating normally. This LED state is exclusive to its fan module and independent of the states of its neighboring fans and power supplies.
Red: The fan has failed.
Off: Detects no fan module. If the fan is there, it may not be seated properly.
Port
LED
Description
1GbE SFP
10GbE SFP+
25GbE SFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 1/10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
40GbE QSFP+
100GbE QSFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 40/100GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
4X10G QSFP+ breakout
4X25G QSFP28 breakout
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
Management port
Link /Activity
Green: Establishes a valid network link.
Green blinking: Network activity in progress.
Off: Link is down.
Speed
Green: Establishes a valid 10/100/1000Mb/s network link.
Off: Link is down.
Note: Use the show switch <switch-name> interfaces command from the Controller CLI to display the breakout capabilities of the specified switch. Refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List for a list of breakout-capable ports on each supported switch.
Arista 7050TX3-48C8 Specifications
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050TX3-48C8 switch.
Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status
Figure 11. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1
System status LED
4
Power supply 2 status LED
2
Fan status LED
5
Port numbers
3
Power supply 1 status LED
Figure 12. Port and Environmental LEDs (Rear Panel)
1
PS1 status LED
7
Fan2 status LED
2
Management port
8
Fan1 status LED
3
Fan1 module
9
USB port
4
Fan2 module
10
Console port (default baud rate 9600)
5
PS2 status LED
11
PS1 module
6
PS2 module
Port and Environmental LEDs
LED
Description
System status
Green: Normal operation
Green blinking: The system is powering up.
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected, malfunctioning, or incompatible.
Blue/Blinking Blue: The locater function is active.
PSU[1:2] status
Green: Normal operation
Red: One of the power supplies has failed or is missing.
Off: No power
Fan status
Green: Fan modules are powered and running at the expected rpm.
Amber blinking: One or more fan trays failed.
Status LED on power supply
Green: Input power present - Normal operation
Amber: Input power present - Power supply fault.
Off: No input power supply installed in chassis.
Status LED on fan tray
Green: The fan is operating normally. This LED state is exclusive to its fan module and independent of the states of its neighboring fans and power supplies.
Red: The fan has failed.
Off: Detects no fan module. If the fan is there, it may not be seated properly.
Port
LED
Description
1GBase-T
10GBase-T
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 1/10GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
40GbE QSFP+
100GbE QSFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 40/100GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
4X10G QSFP+ breakout
4X25G QSFP28 breakout
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
Management port
Link /Activity
Green: Establishes a valid network link.
Green blinking: Network activity in progress.
Off: Link is down.
Speed
Green: Establishes a valid 10/100/1000Mb/s network link.
Off: Link is down.
Note: Use the show switch <switch-name> interfaces command from the Controller CLI to display the breakout capabilities of the specified switch. Refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List for a list of breakout-capable ports on each supported switch.
Arista 7260CX3-64 Specifications
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7260CX3-64 switch.
Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status
Figure 13. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1
40/100GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
8
Fan status LED
2
Port X:2 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
9
Power supply 1 status LED
3
Port X:3 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
10
Power supply 2 status LED
4
Port X:4 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
11
Management port
5
Port 65 1/10GbE
12
USB port
6
Port 66 1/10GbE
13
Console port (default baud rate 9600)
7
System status/locator LED
Figure 14. Port and Environmental LEDs (Rear Panel)
1
PS1 status LED
7
Fan3 module
2
PS1 module
8
Fan3 status LED
3
PS2 status LED
9
Fan2 module
4
PS2 module
10
Fan2 status LED
5
Fan4 module
11
Fan1 module
6
Fan4 status LED
12
Fan1 status LED
Port and Environmental LEDs
LED
Description
System status
Green: Normal operation
Green blinking: The system is powering up.
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected, malfunctioning, or incompatible.
Blue/Blinking Blue: The locater function is active.
PSU[1:2] status
Green: Normal operation
Red: One of the power supplies has failed or is missing.
Off: No power
Fan status
Green: Fan modules are powered and running at the expected rpm.
Amber blinking: One or more fan trays failed.
Status LED on power supply
Green: Input power present - Normal operation
Amber: Input power present - Power supply fault.
Off: No input power supply installed in chassis.
Status LED on fan tray
Green: The fan is operating normally. This LED state is exclusive to its fan module and independent of the states of its neighboring fans and power supplies.
Red: The fan has failed.
Off: Detects no fan module. If the fan is there, it may not be seated properly.
Port
LED
Description
1GBase-T
10GBase-T
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 1/10GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
40GbE QSFP+
100GbE QSFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 40/100GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
4X10G QSFP+ breakout
4X25G QSFP28 breakout
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
Management port
Link /Activity
Green: Establishes a valid network link.
Green blinking: Network activity in progress.
Off: Link is down.
Speed
Green: Establishes a valid 10/100/1000Mb/s network link.
Off: Link is down.
Note: Use the show switch <switch-name> interfaces command from the Controller CLI to display the breakout capabilities of the specified switch. Refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List for a list of breakout-capable ports on each supported switch.
Arista 7260CX3-64E Specifications
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7260CX3-64E switch.
Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status
Figure 15. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1
40/100GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
8
Fan status LED
2
Port X:2 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
9
Power supply 1 status LED
3
Port X:3 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
10
Power supply 2 status LED
4
Port X:4 Breakout 10/25GbE Link/Activity LED
11
Management port
5
Port 65 1/10GbE
12
USB port
6
Port 66 1/10GbE
13
Console port (default baud rate 9600)
7
System status/locator LED
Figure 16. Port and Environmental LEDs (Rear Panel)
1
PS2 module
7
Fan3 module
2
PS2 status LED
8
Fan3 status LED
3
PS1 module
9
Fan2 module
4
PS1 status LED
10
Fan2 status LED
5
Fan4 module
11
Fan1 module
6
Fan4 status LED
12
Fan1 status LED
Port and Environmental LEDs
LED
Description
System status
Green: Normal operation
Green blinking: The system is powering up.
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected, malfunctioning, or incompatible.
Blue/Blinking Blue: The locater function is active.
PSU[1:2] status
Green: Normal operation
Red: One of the power supplies has failed or is missing.
Off: No power
Fan status
Green: Fan modules are powered and running at the expected rpm.
Amber blinking: One or more fan trays failed.
Status LED on power supply
Green: Input power present - Normal operation
Amber: Input power present - Power supply fault.
Off: No input power supply installed in chassis.
Status LED on fan tray
Green: The fan is operating normally. This LED state is exclusive to its fan module and independent of the states of its neighboring fans and power supplies.
Red: The fan has failed.
Off: Detects no fan module. If the fan is there, it may not be seated properly.
Port
LED
Description
1GBase-T
10GBase-T
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 1/10GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
40GbE QSFP+
100GbE QSFP28
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 40/100GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
4X10G QSFP+ breakout
4X25G QSFP28 breakout
Link status
Green: Establishes a valid 10/25GbE network link
Amber: The link is disabled.
Off: Link is down.
Management port
Link /Activity
Green: Establishes a valid network link.
Green blinking: Network activity in progress.
Off: Link is down.
Speed
Green: Establishes a valid 10/100/1000Mb/s network link.
Off: Link is down.
Note: Use the show switch <switch-name> interfaces command from the Controller CLI to display the breakout capabilities of the specified switch. Refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List for a list of breakout-capable ports on each supported switch.
Arista 7050X4-Series Specifications
The Arista 7050X4 are a member of the Arista 7050X series and a key components of the Arista portfolio of data center switches. Given that the 7050X4 series switch runs EOS, for a description of LEDs provided for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the switch, refer to the Quick Start Guide and other related info for the 7050X4 series of switches as follows:
The Arista 7280 Series of fixed and modular switches runs EOS. For a description of LEDs provided for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the switch, refer to the Quick Start Guide and other related info for the 7280 series of switches as follows:
The 7289 and 7800 series modular switches run on EOS. For a description of LEDs provided for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the switch, refer to the Quick Start Guide and other related info for the 7289 and 7800 series of switches as follows:
This chapter describes the DMF Recorder Nodes available from Arista Networks.
DMF Recorder Node (DCA-DM-RA3) Specification
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the DMF Recorder Node (DCA-DM-RA3).
The DMF Recorder Node (DCA-DM-RA3) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 2-RU rack-mounted hardware appliance designed to deliver the right combination of performance, redundancy, and value in a high-density chassis. It has 192TB data storage capacity.
Figure 1. DMF Recorder Node (DCA-DM-RA3) Bezel
1
System identification button / indicator
4
LCD panel
2
Recorder Node security bezel
5
Power-on indicator / Power button
3
LCD menu buttons
6
USB port
Figure 2. DMF Recorder Node (DCA-DM-RA3) Front Panel
12 X 12TB 7.2K RPM NLSAS 12Gbps 512e 3.5in hot-plug hard drives
4 X 12TB 7.2K RPM NLSAS 12Gbps 512e 3.5in Internal hard drives
2 X 7.68TB SSD SAS read intensive 12Gb 512e 2.5in Flex Bay drives
Networking
Embedded NIC: Intel X550 dual port 10Gb Base-T + I350 dual port 1Gb Base-T rNDC adapter
Network adapter 1: Intel XXV710 dual port 10/25GbE SFP28 PCIe server adapter, full height
Power
2 X Hot-plug power supplies 1100W
Additional features
Fan fault tolerance; ECC memory; interactive LCD screen; ENERGY STAR® compliant
Environment
Specification
Temperature – Continuous
10°C to 35°C (50°F to 95°F) with no direct sunlight on the equipment
Temperature - Storage
-40°C to 65°C (-40°F to 149°F) with a maximum temperature gradation of 20°C per hour
Relative humidity – Continuous
10% to 80% with 29°C (84.2°F) maximum dew point
Relative humidity – Storage
5% to 95% RH with 33°C (91°F) maximum dew point, atmosphere must be non-condensing at all times
Altitude – Continuous
3048m (10,000ft)
Altitude – Storage
12,000m (39,370ft)
DMF Recorder Node (DCA-DM-RN760) Specification
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the DMF Recorder Node (DCA-DM-RN760).
The DMF Recorder Node (DCA-DM-RN760) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 2-RU rack-mounted hardware appliance designed to deliver the right combination of performance, redundancy, and value in a high-density chassis. It has 12 X 8TB data storage capacity.
Figure 4. DMF Recorder Node (DCA-DM-RN760) Bezel
1
Recorder Node security bezel
3
LCD panel
2
LCD menu button
Figure 5. DMF Recorder Node (DCA-DM-RN760) Front Panel
This chapter describes the Arista Analytics Nodes available from Arista Networks.
Arista Analytics Node (DCA-DM-AA3) Specification
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the Arista Analytics Node (DCA-DM-AA3).
The Arista Analytics Node (DCA-DM-AA3) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 1 RU rack-mounted hardware appliance designed to deliver the right combination of performance, redundancy, and value in a high-density chassis.
Figure 1. Arista Analytics Node (DCA-DM-AA3) Bezel
1
Analytics Node security bezel
2
LCD menu buttons
3
LCD panel
Figure 2. Arista Analytics Node (DCA-DM-AA3) Front Panel
This section describes the LEDs or monitoring environmental and port status on the Arista Analytics Node (DCA-DM- AN450).
The Arista Analytics Node (DCA-DM-AN450) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 1-RU rack-mounted hardware appliance designed to deliver the right combination of performance, redundancy, and value in a high-density chassis.
Figure 4. DMF Analytics Node (DCA-DM-AN450) Bezel
1
Controller Node security bezel
2
LCD menu buttons
3
LCD panel
Figure 5. DMF Analytics Node (DCA-DM-AN450) Front Panel
This chapter describes the DMF Service Nodes available from Arista Networks.
DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SC/DCA-DM-SC2) Specification
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SC 960GB and1.2TB, DCA-DM-SC2, 960GB, currently shipped appliances will have 960GB SSD).
The DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SC/DCA-DM-SC2) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 1-RU rack-mounted hardware appliance designed to deliver the right combination of performance, redundancy, and value in a high-density chassis. It has 4 SNIs.
Figure 1. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SC/DCA-DM-SC2 with 960GB SSD) Bezel
1
Controller Node security bezel
2
LCD menu buttons
3
LCD panel
Figure 2. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SC/DCA-DM-SC2 with 960GB SSD) Front Panel
1
System identification button / indicator
5
Power-on indicator / Power button
2
Optical drive
6
Micro USB (not supported)
3
Video connector
7
Information tag
4
USB ports
8
Hard drive
Figure 3. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SC with 1.2TB HD) Bezel
1
Controller Node security bezel
2
LCD menu buttons
3
LCD panel
Figure 4. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SC with 1.2TB HD) Front Panel
1
System identification button / indicator
5
Power-on indicator / Power button
2
Optical drive
6
Micro USB (not supported)
3
Video connector
7
Information tag
4
USB ports
8
Hard drive
Figure 5. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SC/DCA-DM-SC2) Rear Panel
1
Ethernet connector 5 – 10GbE SFP+ Service interfaces SNI1
10
Ethernet connector 2 – Not supported
2
Ethernet connector 6 – 10GbE SFP+ Service interfaces SNI2
11
Ethernet connector 1 – Not supported
3
Ethernet connector 7 – 10GbE SFP+ Service interfaces SNI4
12
USB ports
4
Ethernet connector 8 – 10GbE SFP+ Service interfaces SNI3
13
Video connector
5
PSU status indicators
14
Serial connector (default baud rate 115200)
6
Power supply 2
15
iDRAC Ethernet interface
7
Power supply 1
16
System identification button
8
Ethernet connector 4 – Service Node management port 2 (10/100/1000Mb/s)
17
System identification indicator
9
Ethernet connector 3 – Service Node management port 1 (10/100/1000Mb/s)
DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SDL/DCA-DM-SDL2) Specification
The DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SDL/DCA-DM-SDL2) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 2RU rack-mount hardware appliance designed for high density, performance, redundancy, and value. It has 16 SNIs.
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SDL 960GB and 1.2TB, DCA-DM-SDL2 960GB. Currently shipped appliances will have 960GB SSD).
Figure 6. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SDL/DCA-DM-SDL2 with 960GB SSD) Bezel
1
System identification button / indicator
3
Power-on indicator / Power button
2
Service Node security bezel
4
USB ports
Figure 7. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SDL/DCA-DM-SDL2 with 960GB SSD) Front Panel
1
Front video connector
3
Information tag
2
Micro USB (not supported)
4
Hard drive
Figure 8. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SDL with 1.2TB HD) Bezel
1
System identification button / indicator
4
LCD panel
2
Service Node security bezel
5
Power-on indicator / Power button
3
LCD menu buttons
6
USB ports
Figure 9. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SDL with 1.2TB HD) Front Panel
1
Front video connector
3
Information tag
2
Micro USB (not supported)
4
Hard drive
Figure 10. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SDL) Rear Panel
1
Service interfaces SNI8
16
Service interfaces SNI16
2
Service interfaces SNI7
17
Power supply 2
3
Service interfaces SNI6
18
PSU status indicator
4
Service interfaces SNI5
19
Power supply 1
5
Service interfaces SNI4
20
Ethernet connector 4 – Service Node management port 2 (10/100/1000Mb/s)
6
Service interfaces SNI3
21
Ethernet connector 3 – Service Node management port 1 (10/100/1000Mb/s)
7
Service interfaces SNI2
22
Ethernet connector 2 – Not supported
8
Service interfaces SNI1
23
Ethernet connector 1 – Not supported
9
Service interfaces SNI12
24
USB ports
10
Service interfaces SNI11
25
Rear video connector
11
Service interfaces SNI10
26
Serial connector (default baud rate 115200)
12
Service interfaces SNI9
27
iDRAC Ethernet interface
13
Service interfaces SNI13
28
System identification button
14
Service interfaces SNI14
29
System identification indicator
15
Service interfaces SNI15
Figure 11. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SDL2) Rear Panel
The following lists the meaning of the callouts in the rear panel.
1
Service interfaces SNI4
16
PSU status indicator
2
Service interfaces SNI3
17
Power supply 1
3
Service interfaces SNI8
18
Ethernet connector 4 – Service Node management port 2 (10/100/1000Mb/s)
4
Service interfaces SNI7
19
Ethernet connector 3 – Service Node management port 1 (10/100/1000Mb/s)
5
Service interfaces SNI2
20
Ethernet connector 2 – Not supported
6
Service interfaces SNI14
21
Ethernet connector 1 – Not supported
7
Service interfaces SNI13
22
USB ports
8
Service interfaces SNI10
23
Rear video connector
9
Service interfaces SNI9
24
Serial connector (default baud rate 115200)
10
Service interfaces SNI1
25
iDRAC Ethernet interface
11
Service interfaces SNI11
26
System identification button
12
Service interfaces SNI12
27
System identification indicator
13
Service interfaces SNI15
28
Service interfaces SNI5
14
Service interfaces SNI16
29
Service interfaces SNI6
15
Power supply 2
DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SEL) Specification
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SEL 960GB and 1.2TB, currently shipped appliances will have 960GB SSD).
The DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SEL) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 2RU rack-mount hardware appliance designed for high density, performance, redundancy, and value. It has 16 SNIs.
Figure 12. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SEL with 960GB SSD) Bezel
1
System identification button / indicator
3
Power-on indicator / Power button
2
Service Node security bezel
4
USB ports
Figure 13. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SEL with 960GB SSD) Front Panel
1
Front video connector
3
Information tag
2
Micro USB (not supported)
4
Hard drive
Figure 14. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SEL with 1.2TB HD) Bezel
1
System identification button / indicator
4
LCD panel
2
Service Node security bezel
5
Power-on indicator / Power button
3
LCD menu buttons
6
USB ports
Figure 15. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SEL with 1.2TB HD) Front Panel)
1
Front video connector
3
Micro USB (not supported)
2
Micro USB (not supported)
4
Hard drive
Figure 16. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SEL) Rear Panel
The following lists the meaning of the callouts in the rear panel.
1
Service interfaces SNI4
16
PSU status indicator
2
Service interfaces SNI3
17
Power supply 1
3
Service interfaces SNI8
18
Ethernet connector 4 – Service Node management port 2 (10/100/1000Mb/s)
4
Service interfaces SNI7
19
Ethernet connector 3 – Service Node management port 1 (10/100/1000Mb/s)
5
Service interfaces SNI2
20
Ethernet connector 2 – Not supported
6
Service interfaces SNI14
21
Ethernet connector 1 – Not supported
7
Service interfaces SNI13
22
USB ports
8
Service interfaces SNI10
23
Rear video connector
9
Service interfaces SNI9
24
Serial connector (default baud rate 115200)
10
Service interfaces SNI1
25
iDRAC Ethernet interface
11
Service interfaces SNI11
26
System identification button
12
Service interfaces SNI12
27
System identification indicator
13
Service interfaces SNI15
28
Service interfaces SNI5
14
Service interfaces SNI16
29
Service interfaces SNI6
15
Power supply 2
DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SN760L) Specification
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SN760L.
The DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SN760L) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 2RU rack-mount hardware appliance designed for high density, performance, redundancy, and value. It has one NVMe Direct Drive.
Figure 17. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SN760L) Bezel
1
Service Node security bezel
3
LCD panel
2
LCD menu buttons
Figure 18. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SN760L) Front Panel
1
System identification button / indicator
4
Video connector
2
SSD drive
5
Information tag
3
Power button
Figure 19. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SN760L) Rear Panel
The following lists the meaning of the callouts in the rear panel.
1
100GbE SFP28 Service interface SNI1, 100GbE SFP28 Service interface SNI2
6
iDRAC Connector
2
Serial connector
7
iDRAC Indicator
3
Power supply 2
8
100GbE SFP28 Service interface SNI3, 100GbE SFP28 Service interface SNI4
4
Video connector
9
Ethernet connectors 1,2 – Service Node management port (10/100/1000Mb/s)
5
USB ports
10
Power supply 1
LEDs and Indicators
The following table lists the meaning of each LED or other indicator.
Indicator, Button, or Connector
Description
Power-on indicator
Green: System power is on
Off: System power is off
LED panel
Blue background: Normal operating conditions
Amber background: Fault detected with error code followed by descriptive text
System identification indicator in front panel
Off: Normal operating conditions
Blue blinking: Activates system identification
System identification indicator in rear panel
Blue: Normal operation condition
Blue blinking: Activates system identification
Amber blinking: Fault detected with error code followed by descriptive text in LCD panel
10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet connector 1, 2
Link indicator
Green: Establishes a valid 1000Mb/s network link
Amber: Establishes a valid 10/100Mb/s network link
Off: Link is down
Activity indicator
Green blinking: Sends or receives Network data
Off: No link activity
100G SFP28 Service node Ethernet connectors
Link indicator
Green: Establishes a valid 100G network link
Off: Link is down
Activity indicator
Green blinking: Sends or receives Network data
Off: No link activity
Power supply status
Green: The power supply has a valid power source andis operational.
Amber blinking: Indicates a problem with the power supply
Off: Power is off
Platform Management Tool
DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SN760L) supports iDRAC 9 platform management tools.
iDRAC 9 supported features: remote power management, virtual console.
960GB Data Center NVMe Read Intensive AG Drive U2 Gen4 with carrier
Networking
Embedded NIC: Broadcom 5720 Dual Port 1GbE Optional LOM No OCP 3.0 mezzanine
Network adapter: 2 X Intel E810-2CQDA2 dual port 100GbE QSFP28 PCIe adapters
iDRAC9, Enterprise 16G
Power
Dual, hot-plug, redundant power supplies (1+1) 1400W 2U
Additional features
Fan fault tolerance; ECC memory; interactive LCD screen; ENERGY STAR® compliant
Environment
Specification
Temperature – Continuous
10°C to 35°C (50°F to 95°F) with no direct sunlight on the equipment
Temperature - Storage
-40°C to 65°C (-40°F to 149°F) with a maximum temperature gradation of 20°C per hour
Relative humidity – Continuous
10% to 80% with 29°C (84.2°F) maximum dew point
Relative humidity – Storage
5% to 95% relative humidity with 33°C (91°F) maximum dew point, atmosphere must be non-condensing at all times
Altitude – Continuous
3048m (10,000ft)
Altitude – Storage
12,000m (39,370ft)
DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SNR660) Specification
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SNR660 (4 X 8TB Hard Drives).
The DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SNR660) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 1RU rack-mount hardware appliance designed for high density, performance, redundancy, and value.
Figure 20. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SNR660) Bezel
1
Security bezel
2
LCD Menu button
Figure 21. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SNR660) Front Panel
1
System identification button / indicator
4
Information tag
2
Video connector
5
Hard drives
3
Power Button
Figure 22. DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SNR660) Rear Panel
The following lists the meaning of the callouts in the rear panel.
1
10/25GbE SFP28 Service interface SNI1, 10/25GbE SFP28 Service interface SNI2
6
Video Connector
2
SSD Drives
7
10/25GbE SFP28 Service interface SNI3, 10/25GbE SFP28 Service interface SNI4
3
Power supply 1
8
USB ports
4
Power supply 2
9
iDRAC Connector
5
System identification indicator
10
Ethernet connectors 1, 2 – Service Node Management port (10/100/1000Mb/s)
LEDs and Indicators
The following table lists the meaning of each LED or other indicator.
Indicator, Button, or Connector
Description
Power-on indicator
Green: System power is on
Off: System power is off
LED panel
Blue background: Normal operating conditions
Amber background: Fault detected with error code followed by descriptive text
System identification indicator in front panel
Off: Normal operating conditions
Blue blinking: Activates system identification
System identification indicator in rear panel
Blue: Normal operation condition
Blue blinking: Activates system identification
Amber blinking: Fault detected with error code followed by descriptive text in LCD panel
10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet connector 1, 2
Link indicator
Green: Establishes a valid 1000Mb/s network link
Amber: Establishes a valid 10/100Mb/s network link
Off: Link is down
Activity indicator
Green blinking: Sends or receives Network data
Off: No link activity
10/25G SFP28 Service node Ethernet connectors
Link indicator
Green: Establishes a valid 10/25G network link
Off: Link is down
Activity indicator
Green blinking: Sends or receives Network data
Off: No link activity
Power supply status
Green: The power supply has a valid power source andis operational.
Amber blinking: Indicates a problem with the power supply
Off: Power is off
Platform Management Tool
DMF Service Node (DCA-DM-SNR660) supports iDRAC 9 platform management tools.
iDRAC 9 supported features: remote power management, virtual console.
This chapter describes the DMF Controller Nodes available from Arista Networks.
DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-CDL) Specification
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-CDL).
The DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-CDL) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 1-RU rack-mounted hardware appliance designed to deliver the right combination of performance, redundancy, and value in a high-density chassis.
Figure 1. DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-CDL) Bezel
1
Controller Node security bezel
2
LCD menu buttons
3
LCD panel
Figure 2. DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-CDL) Front Panel
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM- CDL(HWDL2)).
The DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-CDL(HWDL2)) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 1-RU rack-mounted hardware appliance designed to deliver the right combination of performance, redundancy, and value in a high-density chassis.
Ethernet connector 1 – Controller Node management port 1 (10/100/1000Mb/s)
11
Ethernet connector 2 – Controller Node management port 2 (10/100/1000Mb/s)
4
Ethernet connector 3 – Not supported
12
USB ports
5
Ethernet connector 4 – 10GbE SFP+ packet capture port
13
Video connector
6
Ethernet connector 5 – Not supported
14
System identification button
7
Ethernet connector 6 – Not supported
15
System identification indicator
8
PSU status indicators
DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-C450) Specification
This section describes the LEDs for monitoring environmental and port status on the DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-C450).
The DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-C450) is an enterprise-class, 2-socket, 1-RU rack-mounted hardware appliance designed to deliver the right combination of performance, redundancy, and value in a high-density chassis.
Figure 7. DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-C450) Bezel
1
Controller Node security bezel
2
LCD menu buttons
3
LCD panel
Figure 8. DMF Controller Node (DCA-DM-C450) Front Panel
