Arista Supported Hardware

This chapter describes the hardware available from Arista that is supported for use with the current release of DANZ Monitoring Fabric.

Arista 7050CX3-32S Specifications

This section describes the LEDs provided for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050CX3-32S switch.

Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status

Figure 1. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1 Port 33 1/10-GbE 8 Console Port (Default Baud Rate 9600)
2 Management Port 9 Port X:4 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED
3 System Status/Locator LED 10 Port X:3 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED
4 Fan Status LED 11 Port X:2 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED
5 Power Supply 1 Status LED 12 40/100-GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED
6 Power Supply 2 Status LED 13 Port 34 1/10-GbE (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: System is powering up
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected or 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 missing
Off: No power
Fan Status Green: Fan Modules powered and running at the expected rpm
Amber blinking: One of more Fan tray 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.
Red: The fan has failed
Off: The fan module is not detected. If it is inserted, it may not be seated properly

 

Port LED Description
1-GbE SFP

10-GbE SFP+

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 1/10-GbE network link is established.
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
40-GbE QSFP+

100-GbE QSFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 40/100-GbE network link is established
Amber Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
4X10G QSFP+ breakout

4X25G QSFP28 breakout

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 10/25-GbE network link is established
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
Management Port Link /Activity Green: A valid network link is established
Green blinking: Network Activity in progress
Off: Link is down
Speed Green: A valid 10/100/1000-Mb/s network link is established
Off: Link is down
Note: Use the show switch <switch-name> interface all properties command from the controller CLI to display the breakout capabilities of the specified switch. For a list of breakout capable ports on each supported switch, refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List.

Arista 7050SX3-48C8 Specifications

This section describes the LEDs provided for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050SX3-48C8 switch.

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: System is powering up
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected or 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 missing
Off: No power
Fan Status Green: Fan Modules powered and running at the expected rpm
Amber blinking: One of more Fan tray 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: The fan module is not detected. If it is inserted, it may not be seated properly

 

Port LED Description
1-GbE SFP

10-GbE SFP+

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 1/10-GbE network link is established.
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
40-GbE QSFP+

100-GbE QSFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 40/100-GbE network link is established
Amber Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
4X10G QSFP+ breakout

4X25G QSFP28 breakout

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 10/25-GbE network link is established
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
Management Port Link /Activity Green: A valid network link is established
Green blinking: Network Activity in progress
Off: Link is down
Speed Green: A valid 10/100/1000-Mb/s network link is established
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. For a list of breakout capable ports on each supported switch, refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List.

Arista 7050SX3-48YC8 Specifications

This section describes the LEDs provided for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050SX3-48YC8 switch.

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 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED
2 Fan Status LED 7 Port X:2 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED
3 Power Supply 1 Status LED 8 40/100-GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED
4 Power Supply 2 Status LED 9 1/10/25-GbE Link LED
5 Port X:4 Breakout 10/25-GbE 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: System is powering up
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected or 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 missing
Off: No power
Fan Status Green: Fan Modules powered and running at the expected rpm
Amber blinking: One of more Fan tray 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: The fan module is not detected. If it is inserted, it may not be seated properly

 

Port LED Description
1-GbE SFP

10-GbE SFP+

25-GbE SFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 1/10/25-GbE network link is established.
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
40-GbE QSFP+

100-GbE QSFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 40/100-GbE network link is established
Amber Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
4X10G QSFP+ breakout

4X25G QSFP28 breakout

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 10/25-GbE network link is established
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
Management Port Link /Activity Green: A valid network link is established
Green blinking: Network Activity in progress
Off: Link is down
Speed Green: A valid 10/100/1000-Mb/s network link is established
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. For a list of breakout capable ports on each supported switch, refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List.

Arista 7050SX3-48YC12 Specifications

This section describes the LEDs provided for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050SX3-48YC12 switch.

Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status

Figure 7. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1 1/10/25-GbE Link LED 6 System Status/Locator LED
2 40/100-GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 7 Fan Status LED
3 Port X:2 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 8 Power Supply 1 Status LED
4 Port X:3 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 9 Power Supply 2 Status LED
5 Port X:4 Breakout 10/25-GbE 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: System is powering up
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected or 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 missing
Off: No power
Fan Status Green: Fan Modules powered and running at the expected rpm
Amber blinking: One of more Fan tray 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: The fan module is not detected. If it is inserted, it may not be seated properly

 

Port LED Description
1-GbE SFP

10-GbE SFP+

25-GbE SFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 1/10/25-GbE network link is established.
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
40-GbE QSFP+

100-GbE QSFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 40/100-GbE network link is established
Amber Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
4X10G QSFP+ breakout

4X25G QSFP28 breakout

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 10/25-GbE network link is established
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
Management Port Link /Activity Green: A valid network link is established
Green blinking: Network Activity in progress
Off: Link is down
Speed Green: A valid 10/100/1000-Mb/s network link is established
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. For a list of breakout capable ports on each supported switch, refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List.

Arista 7050SX3-96YC8 Specifications

This section describes the LEDs provided for monitoring environmental and switch port status on the Arista 7050SX3-96YC8 switch.

Switch LEDs for Monitoring Port and Environmental Status

Figure 9. Port and Environmental LEDs (Front Panel)
1 1/10/25-GbE Link LED 6 System Status/Locator LED
2 40/100-GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 7 Fan Status LED
3 Port X:2 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 8 Power Supply 1 Status LED
4 Port X:3 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 9 Power Supply 2 Status LED
5 Port X:4 Breakout 10/25-GbE 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: System is powering up
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected or 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 missing
Off: No power
Fan Status Green: Fan Modules powered and running at the expected rpm
Amber blinking: One of more Fan tray 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: The fan module is not detected. If it is inserted, it may not be seated properly

 

Port LED Description
1-GbE SFP

10-GbE SFP+

25-GbE SFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 1/10/25-GbE network link is established.
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
40-GbE QSFP+

100-GbE QSFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 40/100-GbE network link is established
Amber Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
4X10G QSFP+ breakout

4X25G QSFP28 breakout

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 10/25-GbE network link is established
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
Management Port Link /Activity Green: A valid network link is established
Green blinking: Network Activity in progress
Off: Link is down
Speed Green: A valid 10/100/1000-Mb/s network link is established
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. For a list of breakout capable ports on each supported switch, refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List.

Arista 7050TX3-48C8 Specifications

This section describes the LEDs provided 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: System is powering up
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected or 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 missing
Off: No power
Fan Status Green: Fan Modules powered and running at the expected rpm
Amber blinking: One of more Fan tray 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: The fan module is not detected. If it is inserted, it may not be seated properly

 

Port LED Description
1-GBase-T

10-GBase-T

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 1/10G network link is established.
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
40-GbE QSFP+

100-GbE QSFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 40/100-GbE network link is established
Amber Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
4X10G QSFP+ breakout

4X25G QSFP28 breakout

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 10/25-GbE network link is established
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
Management Port Link /Activity Green: A valid network link is established
Green blinking: Network Activity in progress
Off: Link is down
Speed Green: A valid 10/100/1000-Mb/s network link is established
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. For a list of breakout capable ports on each supported switch, refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List.

Arista 7260CX3-64 Specifications

This section describes the LEDs provided 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 40/100-GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 8 Fan Status LED
2 Port X:2 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 9 Power Supply 1 Status LED
3 Port X:3 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 10 Power Supply 2 Status LED
4 Port X:4 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 11 Management Port
5 Port 65 1/10-GbE 12 USB Port
6 Port 66 1/10-GbE 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: System is powering up
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected or 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 missing
Off: No power
Fan Status Green: Fan Modules powered and running at the expected rpm
Amber blinking: One of more Fan tray 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: The fan module is not detected. If it is inserted, it may not be seated properly

 

Port LED Description
1-GBase-T

10GBase-T

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 1/10G network link is established.
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
40-GbE QSFP+

100-GbE QSFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 40/100-GbE network link is established
Amber Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
4X10G QSFP+ breakout

4X25G QSFP28 breakout

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 10/25-GbE network link is established
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
Management Port Link /Activity Green: A valid network link is established
Green blinking: Network Activity in progress
Off: Link is down
Speed Green: A valid 10/100/1000-Mb/s network link is established
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. For a list of breakout capable ports on each supported switch, refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List.

Arista 7260CX3-64E Specifications

This section describes the LEDs provided 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 40/100-GbE or Port X:1 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 8 Fan Status LED
2 Port X:2 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 9 Power Supply 1 Status LED
3 Port X:3 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 10 Power Supply 2 Status LED
4 Port X:4 Breakout 10/25-GbE Link/Activity LED 11 Management Port
5 Port 65 1/10-GbE 12 USB Port
6 Port 66 1/10-GbE 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: System is powering up
Amber: Two or more fans (any combination of fan modules or PSU fans) are disconnected or 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 missing
Off: No power
Fan Status Green: Fan Modules powered and running at the expected rpm
Amber blinking: One of more Fan tray 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: The fan module is not detected. If it is inserted, it may not be seated properly

 

Port LED Description
1-GBase-T

10GBase-T

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 1/10G network link is established.
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
40-GbE QSFP+

100-GbE QSFP28

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 40/100-GbE network link is established
Amber Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
4X10G QSFP+ breakout

4X25G QSFP28 breakout

Link Status Green: Link is up, a valid 10/25-GbE network link is established
Amber: Link is in disabled state
Off: Link is down
Management Port Link /Activity Green: A valid network link is established
Green blinking: Network Activity in progress
Off: Link is down
Speed Green: A valid 10/100/1000-Mb/s network link is established
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. For a list of breakout capable ports on each supported switch, refer to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List.