Cisco 100 series Manuals

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Brand
Cisco
Model
100 series
Category
switch
Documents
2
Languages
ZH
Last added
2011-11-01

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Cisco MDS 9100 Series Matrix Switch Product Leaflet

Cisco MDS 9100 Series Matrix Switch Product Leaflet

Product Leaflet 4 pages · 411 KB · ZH

The Cisco MDS 9100 series matrix switches provide a compact 1RU design with 20‑port or 40‑port configurations, delivering advanced storage‑area‑network features such as VSAN, virtual output sorting, QoS, and congestion control. They support hot‑pluggable SFP LC interfaces and offer up to 2 Gbps per port.

Management is unified through a CLI, Cisco MDS Manager, and third‑party tools, while security includes RADIUS, TACACS+, FC‑SP, SFTP, SSH and SNMPv3. High availability is achieved with hot‑swap fans and power supplies, PortChannel aggregation of up to 15 links, and multipath load‑balancing. This manual is written in Chinese.

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Cisco 100 series specifications

Port configurations20‑port or 40‑port
Port speed2 Gbps per port
Maximum portsUp to 40 ports of 2/1‑Gbps auto‑sensing Fibre Channel
Buffer credit points (target‑optimized ports)Up to 255

Source: Cisco MDS 9100 Series Matrix Switch Product Leaflet

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Questions answered in these manuals

How many ports are available on the Cisco MDS 9100 series switches?

The switches are offered in 20‑port and 40‑port configurations.

From: Cisco MDS 9100 Series Matrix Switch Product Leaflet

What security protocols does the MDS 9100 series support?

It supports RADIUS, TACACS+, FC‑SP, SFTP, SSH and SNMPv3.

From: Cisco MDS 9100 Series Matrix Switch Product Leaflet

What type of switch is the Cisco 100 Series?

The Cisco 100 Series switches are non‑managed switches.

From: Cisco 100 Series Switch Product Overview

Do the Cisco 100 Series switches require any configuration?

No configuration is needed; simply connect the Ethernet cable and power to start using the switch.

From: Cisco 100 Series Switch Product Overview