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April 2024
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AnwarKhan
Technology is good but the price is the only factor
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11th
out of 12 in Data Center Networking
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Overview

Ixia Bypass Switches provide fail-safe, inline protection designed to fit a network of any size. These switches safeguard a network with automated failover protection, preventing temporary tool outages from escalating into costly network outages.

  • Prevent unnecessary network downtime for tool servicing and failures
  • Ensure reliability and minimal device downtime with high MTBFs/MTTRs 
  • Supports the deployment of active-standby and active-active network and security architectures for maximum flexibility
  • >High available feature support and fail-to-wire network port architecture, ensures that traffic is never interrupted by device failure
  • Support network speeds of up to 40Gbps
Force10 TeraScale E-Series leverages a unique three CPU architecture that distributes switching, routing and management functionalities between three distinct processors, ensuring that an attack on one function does not impact the rest of the system. Additionally, by providing separate data and control planes, the TeraScale E-Series also allows network managers to always access the system, even under attack. And with advanced rate limiting algorithms, the TeraScale E-Series is able to prevent traffic floods that could cripple the system.
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Ixia Bypass Switches is ranked 11th in Data Center Networking while TeraScale [EOL] doesn't meet the minimum requirements to be ranked in Data Center Networking. Ixia Bypass Switches is rated 0.0, while TeraScale [EOL] is rated 0.0. On the other hand, the top reviewer of TeraScale [EOL] writes "Technology is good but the price is the only factor". Ixia Bypass Switches is most compared with Ixia Network Packet Brokers, whereas TeraScale [EOL] is most compared with Juniper QFX Series Switches.

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