The Arista 7010X Series, including the 7010TX-48, 7010TX-48C and 7010TX-48-DC, ofers a purpose built high performance and power efcient solution for high density data center deployments in a compact system. With 48 ports of 10/100/1000 and 4 integrated 1/10/25GbE SFP ports the switch delivers non-blocking forwarding of 296 Gbps combined with feature rich L2 and L3 switching. A natural extension to the 7050X3 Series the 7010X are members of the Arista portfolio of data center switches.

With broad support for QoS, security, automation and monitoring features, the 7010X provides an ideal solution to the challenges of implementing network policy consistently in 1G environments when combined with the Arista fxed confguration 7.050X3 Series 10G, 25G and 100 Gigabit switches. The 7010X delivers the fexibility to be deployed as the server edge of 1Gb Ethernet leaf and spine designs or as a high performance out of band (OOB) management network switch. Arista EOS advanced automation, monitoring and provisioning features are consistent to all Arista switches, eliminating the complexity associated with managing mixed environments with inconsistent feature sets. The 7010X Series fexible forwarding tables allow for a broad set of networking applications including VXLAN and EVPN.

The 7010TX-48, 7010TX-48C and 7010TX-48-DC all provide 48 10/100/1000Mb RJ45 ports and 4 SFP ports for 1G, 10G or 25G uplink connections with a full range of optics and cables. The Arista 7010X switches ofer low latency under 3 microseconds and a packet bufer of 4MB that is fully shared and allocated dynamically to ports that are congested. Consuming just 0.3 W per gigabit, the 7010X are power efcient with choices of AC and DC power, power redundancy along with hot-swap fans supporting both forward and reverse airfow in a single system.

Combined with Arista EOS, the 7010X Series delivers the fexibility and features for scale out applications in cloud, virtualized and traditional network designs and accommodates the myriad diferent applications and east-west trafc patterns found in modern data centers.