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Replacement for HP Switches

abbas.ali
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I have a customer who currently has the following Blade Switches and would like to replace them with Cisco Blade Switches.  Can someone recommend what will be the Cisco alternative for the following HP Switches:

Thanks

HP 6120G/XG:

Designed by HP Networking for the c-Class BladeSystem enclosure, the HP  ProCurve 6120G/XG Blade Switch provides sixteen 1Gb downlinks, four 1Gb  copper uplinks, two 1Gb SFP uplinks along with three 10Gb uplinks and a  single 10Gb cross-connect. A robust set of industry standard Layer 2  switching functions, QOS metering, security and High Availability  features round out this extremely capable switch. The 6120G/XG is  perfectly suited for datacenters in transition where a mix of 1Gb and  10Gb network connections are required. The 6120G/XG is one of several HP  Networking data center solutions for blade enclosures that provides  consistency and interoperability across existing network investments to  help reduce the complexity of network management through resilient  core-to-edge connectivity and automated provisioning technologies. With a  variety of connection interfaces the 6120G/XG switch offers excellent  investment protection, flexibility, and scalability, as well as ease of  deployment and reduced operational expense.

HP 6120/XG

Designed  for the c-Class BladeSystem and HP Integrity Superdome 2  enclosure, the HP ProCurve 6120XG Blade Switch  provides sixteen 10Gb  downlinks and eight 10G SFP+ uplinks (including a dual  personality CX4  and SFP+ 10G uplink, and two 10Gb cross-connects). A robust set  of  industry standard Layer 2 switching functions, QOS metering, security  and  High Availability features round out this extremely capable switch.   The 6120XG is perfectly suited for datacenters migrating to next  generation 10Gb  high performance architectures. With support of dual  speed (1Gb/10Gb) on the  uplinks and Converged Enhanced Ethernet ( CEE )  capability, the 6120XG  provides true future proofing and investment  protection. The 6120XG blade switch brings consistency and  interoperability across existing network investments  to help reduce the  complexity of network management through resilient  core-to-edge  connectivity and automated provisioning technologies. With a  variety of  connection interfaces, the 6120XG switch offers excellent investment   protection, flexibility, and scalability, as well as ease of deployment  and  reduced operational expense

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Jon Marshall
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Here is the link for the Cisco blade switches used for HP c-Class systems -

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6748/index.html

Jon

Leo Laohoo
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That'll be the 3120.  Don't bother looking at the 3020.

If you want 1Gb interfaces then get the 3120G otherwise the 3120X will support two ports of 10Gb.   Nowadays, with bandwidth hungry servers, the "X" is a good choice.