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S7700 series switches (S7700 for short) are high-end smart routing switches designed for next-generation enterprise networks. The S7700 design is based on Huawei’s intelligent multi-layer switching technology to provide intelligent service optimization methods, such as MPLS VPN, traffic analysis, comprehensive HQoS policies, controllable multicast, load balancing, and security, in addition to high-performance Layer 2 to Layer 4 switching services. The S7700 also features super scalability and reliability.
The S7700 can function either as an aggregation or core node on a campus network or in a data center to provide integrated wireless access. The S7700 also offers voice, video, and data services, helping enterprises build routing and switching integrated end-to-end networks.
The S7700 series is available in three models: S7703, S7706, and S7712. The switching capacity and port density of all three models is expandable. The S7700 is developed based on a new hardware platform and adopts a left-to-rear ventilation channel to achieve better energy efficiency. Key components work in redundancy mode to minimize risks of system breakdown and service interruption. Using innovative energy-saving chips, the S7700 provides an industry-leading solution for a sustainable energy-saving network.
| Specifications | ||||
| Item | S7703 | S7706 | S7710 | S7712 |
| Switching Capacity | 4.80/40.00Tbps | 16.00/76.80Tbps | 57.92/256.00T Tbps | 21.76/107.52Tbps |
| Forwarding Performance | 1440/14400Mpps | 2880/21120Mpps | 8400/69120Mpps | 2880/41280Mpps |
| Service Slots | 3 | 6 | 10 | 12 |
| Redundancy Design | Supervisors, power modules, CMUs, fans trays | |||
| Wireless Network Management | Native AC | |||
| AP access control, AP region management, and AP profile management | ||||
| Radio profile management, uniform static configuration, and centralized dynamic management | ||||
| Basic WLAN services, QoS, security, and user management | ||||
| Deployment of ACs on different network layers | ||||
| User Management | Unified user management | |||
| 802.1x, MAC address, and Portal authentication | ||||
| Traffic- and time-based accounting | ||||
| User authorization based on user groups, domains, and time ranges | ||||
| VLAN | Three types of interfaces: access, trunk, and hybrid | |||
| Default VLAN | ||||
| VLAN switching | ||||
| QinQ and selective QinQ | ||||
| MAC address-based VLAN assignment | ||||
| ARP | 256K ARP entries | |||
| MAC Address | 1M MAC address entries | |||
| MAC address learning and aging | ||||
| Static, dynamic, and blackhole MAC address entries | ||||
| Packet filtering based on source MAC addresses | ||||
| Limit on the number of MAC addresses learned on ports and VLANs | ||||
| Ring Protection | STP (IEEE 802.1d), RSTP (IEEE 802.1w), and MSTP (IEEE 802.1s) | |||
| SEP | ||||
| BPDU protection, root protection, and loop protection | ||||
| BPDU tunnel | ||||
| ERPS (G.8032) | ||||
| IP Routing | 1M IPv4 routing entries | |||
| IPv4 routing protocols, such as RIP v1/v2, OSPF, BGP, and IS-IS | ||||
| IPv6 dynamic routing protocols, such as RIPng, OSPFv3, IS-ISv6, and BGP4+ | ||||
| Multicast | 128,000 multicast routing entries | |||
| IGMPv1/v2/v3 and IGMPv1/v2/v3 snooping | ||||
| PIM-DM, PIM-SM, and PIM-SSM | ||||
| MSDP and MBGP | ||||
| Fast leave | ||||
| Multicast traffic control | ||||
| Multicast querier | ||||
| Multicast packet suppression | ||||
| Multicast CAC | ||||
| Multicast ACL | ||||
| MPLS | Basic MPLS functions | |||
| MPLS OAM | ||||
| MPLS-TE | ||||
| MPLS VPN/VLL/VPLS | ||||
| CSS Switch Fabric Clustering | CSS Switch Fabric Clustering (S7706 and S7712) | |||
| Service Port Clustering | Service Port Clustering (S7706 and S7712) | |||
| Reliability | LACP and E-Trunk between devices | |||
| VRRP and BFD for VRRP | ||||
| BFD for BGP/IS-IS/OSPF/static route | ||||
| NSF and GR for BGP/IS-IS/OSPF/LDP | ||||
| TE FRR and IP FRR | ||||
| HSR | ||||
| Ethernet OAM (IEEE 802.3ah and 802.1ag) | ||||
| ITU-Y.1731 | ||||
| DLDP | ||||
| QoS | 256K ACLs | |||
| Traffic classification based on Layer 2 protocol packet header, Layer 3 protocol information, Layer 4 protocol information, and 802.1p priority | ||||
| ACL, CAR, re-marking, and scheduling | ||||
| Queue scheduling algorithms including PQ, WRR, DRR, PQ + WRR, and PQ + DRR | ||||
| Congestion avoidance mechanisms, such as WRED and tail drop | ||||
| HQoS | ||||
| Traffic shaping | ||||
| Configuration and Maintenance | Zero-Touch Provisioning | |||
| Console and SSH terminals | ||||
| Network management protocols, such as SNMPv1/v2c/v3 | ||||
| File uploading and downloading using FTP and TFTP | ||||
| BootROM upgrade and remote upgrade | ||||
| Hot patches | ||||
| User operation logs | ||||
| Security and Management | 802.1x authentication and portal authentication | |||
| MACSec | ||||
| NAC | ||||
| RADIUS and HWTACACS authentication | ||||
| Different user levels for commands, preventing unauthorized users from using certain commands | ||||
| Defense against DoS attacks, TCP SYN Flood attacks, UDP Flood attacks, broadcast storms, and heavy traffic attacks Ping and traceroute | ||||
| RMON | ||||
| Service Chain | ||||
| Time synchronization | IEEE 1588v2 | |||
| SyncE | ||||
| Value-added Service* | Firewall | |||
| NAT | ||||
| NetStream | ||||
| IPSec | ||||
| Load balancing | ||||
| IPS | ||||
| Interoperability | Supports VBST (compatible with PVST/PVS +/RPVST) | |||
| Supports LNP (similar to DTP) | ||||
| Supports VCMP (similar to VTP) | ||||
| Energy Conservation | IEEE 802.3az: Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) | |||
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 442 mm x 489 mm x 175 mm | 442 mm x 489 mm x 442 mm | 442 mm x 489 mm x 664 mm | 442 mm x 489 mm x 664 mm |
| Chassis Weight (empty) | 10 kg | 15 kg | 37 kg | 25 kg |
| Working Voltage | DC: –38.4V to –72V |
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| AC: 90V to 290V |
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| Consumption of the Entire EMaximum Power | 1,000W | 2,200W | 4,400W | 4,200W |
| Maximum PoE Power | 2,200W | 8,800W | / | 8,800W |