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Mellanox Technologies
Open-box 100 GbE switch with 16 QSFP28 ports in a 1U chassis
The Mellanox MSN2100-CB2F is a 1U open Ethernet switch built on Spectrum architecture with MLNX-OS. It provides sixteen QSFP28 ports for 100GbE connectivity in data-centre and high-performance computing environments. The unit was first listed by the manufacturer in 2021 and arrives in open-box condition.
This switch fits networks that need sixteen 100GbE ports in a single rack unit with open-software flexibility. It is not for buyers who require more than sixteen ports, different port speeds, or a proprietary operating system.
| Brand | INGRAM MICRO |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 5.90 kg |
| Package size | 406 × 305 × 254 mm |
The switch provides 16 QSFP28 ports that operate at 100GbE, so existing 100GbE uplinks plug in directly.
Check the port LEDs on the front panel and verify link-up status in the MLNX-OS management interface.
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