2021 High quality Fully Managed Switches - HUAWEI S5700-LI Switches – HUANET

Description

The S5700-LI is a next-generation energy-saving gigabit Ethernet switch that provides flexible GE access ports and 10GE uplink ports. Building on next-generation, high-performance hardware and the Huawei Versatile Routing Platform (VRP), the S5700-LI supports Advanced Hibernation Management (AHM), intelligent stack (iStack), flexible Ethernet networking, and diversified security control. It provides customers with a green, easyto-manage, easy-to-expand, and cost-effective gigabit to the desktop solution. In addition, Huawei customizes specialized models to meet customer requirements to suit special scenarios.
Huawei S5700-LI-BAT series battery LAN switches (S5700-LI-BAT for short) are the industry’s first switch series to support built-in batteries and provide visualized battery status management. The S5700-LI-BAT can ensure uninterrupted services in environments facing frequent mains power failures at the access layer. Access switches are usually distributed; therefore, it is costly and space-consuming to deploy high-performance Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPSs) for the access switches. Low-end UPSs or external lead-acid batteries can provide power redundancy at lower costs, but have low reliability and security, short lifespan, and also occupy significant space. Huawei battery LAN switches solve this problem. The use of internal batteries ensures stable
operation of the access layer in the event of mains power failures.
CSFP switches support downlink CSFP ports, and each downlink CSFP port provides 2 Gbit/s bandwidth bidirectionally. CSFP switches apply to scenarios where users increase continuously and demand higher bandwidth, and scenarios where deploying fibers is costly and difficult and construction timeframes are long. The switches with front power sockets can be installed in the 300 mm deep cabinet.
The S5701-LI series with front power sockets can be installed in the 300 mm deep cabinet. They can be maintained through the front panel, saving space in small equipment rooms.