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HP JG820-61101 2 x MPU 4 x Fabric 4 x I/O Switch Chassis
- Modular Switch Chassis design
- 2 x Main Processing Unit (MPU) slots
- 4 x Fabric module slots
- 4 x Input/Output (I/O) module slots
- High-performance networking foundation
- Scalable and customizable network solution
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Product Overview
The HP JG820-61101 is a Switch Chassis designed with 2 MPU (Main Processing Unit) slots, 4 Fabric slots, and 4 I/O slots. This modular chassis provides a high-performance and flexible platform for building advanced network switches, similar to JG820-61001.
Technical Information
| MPU Slots | 2 |
| Fabric Slots | 4 |
Additional Specifications
| I/O Slots | 4 |
| Product Type | Switch Chassis |
Product Description
The HP JG820-61101 is a modular switch chassis that shares a similar architectural design with the JG820-61001, featuring two slots for Main Processing Units (MPUs), four slots for fabric modules, and four slots for Input/Output (I/O) modules. This configuration is optimized for building high-performance, scalable, and resilient network switches suitable for enterprise-class environments. The dual MPU slots provide redundancy and enhanced control plane capabilities, ensuring continuous operation even in the event of a single MPU failure. The fabric modules are responsible for the high-speed interconnectivity within the chassis, enabling rapid data forwarding between all installed modules. The four I/O slots allow for extensive customization with a wide array of network interface cards, supporting various speeds and media types. This chassis serves as a robust platform for constructing advanced network devices capable of handling complex traffic patterns and demanding workloads. Its modularity facilitates easy upgrades, maintenance, and adaptation to evolving network requirements, making it a versatile component in modern data center and campus network infrastructures.
