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Avaya AL7000S2F-E6 Virtual Services Platform 7024XT 24-Port Switch
- Network Switch
- Platform: Virtual Services Platform 7024XT
- Number of Ports: 24
- Manufacturer: Avaya
- Model: AL7000S2F-E6
- Supports advanced networking features
- Designed for enterprise-grade performance
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Product Overview
The Avaya AL7000S2F-E6 is a 24-port Virtual Services Platform 7024XT switch, designed for enterprise networking and unified communications environments. It offers high-performance switching capabilities.
Technical Information
| Device Type | Network Switch |
| Platform | Virtual Services Platform 7024XT |
| Number of Ports | 24 |
Additional Specifications
| Manufacturer | Avaya |
| Model | AL7000S2F-E6 |
Product Description
The Avaya AL7000S2F-E6 is a component of the Virtual Services Platform (VSP) 7024XT, a modular and high-performance networking solution from Avaya. This specific model designation likely refers to a particular line card or module within the VSP chassis, providing 24 ports of network connectivity. The VSP series is engineered for enterprise networks, data centers, and unified communications deployments, emphasizing scalability, reliability, and advanced feature sets. The 7024XT platform is known for its ability to support a wide range of networking functions, including high-speed Ethernet switching, routing, and potentially specialized services for voice and video traffic. With 24 ports, this module can serve as a powerful access layer switch connecting numerous endpoints or as a distribution layer switch aggregating traffic from multiple access switches. Avaya's focus on unified communications suggests that this platform likely offers robust Quality of Service (QoS) capabilities, traffic prioritization, and features designed to ensure seamless operation of real-time applications like VoIP and video conferencing. The "Virtual Services Platform" name implies a flexible architecture that can adapt to evolving network demands and potentially host virtualized network functions.
