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BayStack 420 10/100/1000 Switch
Ramesh Bijor
Portfolio Marketing Manager
Intelligent Internet
July 12, 2001
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 2
Stackable switch for small/medium enterprises or branch offices.
BayStack 420 SwitchProduct Highlights• 24 10/100 Port High Performance Layer 2 Switch
• Stackable
• Web-Based Management
• Multiple Gigabit Fiber Uplink Options
• MultiLink trunking support
• Ideal for Small/Medium Enterprise or Branch Office
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 3
BayStack 420 SwitchValue Proposition
• Cost-effective desktop switching– Lower price per port saves money
• Migrate from Hubs to switching– Faster access to servers and printers
• Pay as you grow with stackability– Protects your investment
• Ease of management using web browser– Saves time
• Multiple Gigabit Fiber Uplink Options– Can connect remote offices and share resources
Affordable, faster, desktop switching
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 4
BayStack 420• Stackability• MultiLink Trunking • Single GBIC uplink option• Cost-effective switching• Web-based Management
BayStack 450• Fail-safe Stackability• Distributed MultiLink
Trunking• 802.1p Prioritization• 8 uplink options • Redundant Power support• Redundant Uplinks
Business Policy Switch• QoS Support, Policing • Web-based management• Fail-safe Stackability• Distributed MultiLink Trunking• 802.1p Prioritization • 8 uplink options • Redundant Power support• Redundant Uplinks
Switch Portfolio PositioningP
rice
Functionality
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 5
Feature Benefits
24 10/100 Autosense ports per switch
- Automatically senses the speed of the attached device and automatically configures the port for 10 or 100 Mbps
MultiLink Trunking
(Up to 4 ports per trunk --up to 6 MLTs per switch or stack)
- Higher bandwidth (up to 800 Mbps) for server/switch connection
- Load balancing and fail-over for increased reliability
Built-in Stack connectors
- Cost-effective; lower per port price; Easier stacking
Scalability - Buy as you grow – up to 192 ports/stack
- Stack managed as a single entity
Web-based Management
- Easy Manageability
BayStack 420 Switch Features and Benefits
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 6
Feature Benefits12.8 Gbps Switch fabric
- Wire speed performance with no packet loss
5.1 Million Packets per second Forwarding Rate
- Wire speed performance with no packet loss
Gigabit Uplinks (GBICs)
SX, LX, XD (50 km) and ZX (70 km)
- Higher flexibility to select fiber interface
- Long haul fiber support to distant servers or backbone switches up to 70 Km
8000 MAC addresses - Supports a large number of network devices
VLAN support - Simplifies network adds, moves, changes
- Improves network efficiency by controlling broadcast and multicast traffic
Port Mirroring - Trouble-shoot problems and optimize network configurations.
BayStack 420 Switch Features and Benefits
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 7
Feature Benefits
BaySecure MAC-address Access Control
- Higher security -- limits access to the switch based on allowed source MAC addresses
RADIUS-based Authentication
- Increased security -- limits administrative access to the switch through authentication
BootP and TFTP support
- Easy software upgrades and SNMP upgrades over the network
Auto-polarity - Eliminates the need for expensive cross-over cables, connecting to another switch or hub
Lower power consumption (50 W)
- Lower operating costs
1U High unit with smaller footprint
- Saves space
BayStack 420 Switch Features and Benefits
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 8
BayStack 420 SwitchScalability and Density• Up to 8 Switches per stack
• Up to 192 10/100 ports per stack
• Up to 8 GBIC ports per stack
• Up to 6 MLTs with 4 ports/MLT
• 1 Gigabit cascade bandwidth
• Stack is web-manageable
• Built-in Gigabit Stacking Connectors
• Stack is managed as a single entity with a single IP address BayStack 420 Switches
Easy affordable stacking using built-in connectors
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 9
BayStack 420 SwitchesUnique Stacking Architecture
BayStack 420 Switch Stackability • Simple Stacking Rules
– To stack 3 or more switches• For example, for a stack of 8
switches, order 7 short stack cables and 1 long stack cable
• Use this scheme for stack of any other size
– To stack 2 switches• Order 2 short stack cables only
– Stacking cables must be ordered separately
• Connections to BayStack 450 and Business Policy Switch– BayStack 420 can connect via
Gigabit links and Multi-link trunks– BayStack 420 can not connect
via cascade cables
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 10
BayStack 420 SwitchUplinks• Single high-speed 1 Gbps uplink port per switch
• Accepts GBIC (Gigabit Interface Converter) modules for connectivity
• Choice of GBIC modules with different physical Interfaces– 1-port 1000Base-SX GBIC– 1-port 1000Base-LX GBIC– 1-port 1000Base-XD GBIC (for distances up to 50 km)– 1-port 1000Base-ZX GBIC (for distances up to 70km)
• 802.3X Flow Control support to reduce packet loss
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 11
BayStack 420 SwitchSwitch Management• Management options
– Web-based Management– Java Device Manager support– RMON support for 4 groups– Optivity NMS 9.1.0.2 support
• Front Panel Management– Console port– Base-unit selection switch
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 12
BayStack 420 SwitchSecurity and Authentication• BaySecure MAC-address based Security
– Allows up to 448 authorized stations (MAC addresses) access to one or more switch ports in a stack
– Specify which switch ports each MAC address is allowed to access
• RADIUS-based Authentication– Allows you to set up network access control via the RADIUS
(Remote Authentication Dial-In User Services) security protocol– Uses the RADIUS protocol to authenticate local console and
Telnet logins
• Telnet Password Security
• Local Password Access Control
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 13
BayStack 420 SwitchEasy Monitoring with LEDs• Power indicator
• Base-unit indicator
• Cascade Up to show the switch is connected to the Upstream unit
• Cascade Down to show the switch is connected to the Downstream unit
• GBIC Link/Activity
• Link/Activity Indicator per port (10 or 100 Mbps)
• Half/Full Duplex mode Indicators
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 14
BayStack 420 and 450 SwitchKey Differences
Feature BayStack 450 BayStack 420
Target Audience Enterprise Small/Medium
Distributed MLT Yes No
Fail-safe stacking Yes No
Stacking bandwidth 2.5 Gbps 1 Gbps
Uplink Support 8 different MDAs
including GBIC-based
MDA
Single GBIC with 4 options
Redundant Power support
Yes No
802.1p Prioritization Yes No
VLAN Support Port & protocol Port-based only
# of VLANs Supported 64 32
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 15
BayStack 420 and 450 SwitchKey Differences
Feature BayStack 450 BayStack 420
Web-based Management Yes with BPS Yes
IGMP Snooping Support Yes No
Port Mirroring Ingress/Egress Ingress only
Rate Limiting (Flood control)
Yes No
100BASE-FX Uplink Yes No
Redundant Gigabit Uplink Yes, LR and SR No
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 16
BayStack 420 SwitchApplications
Small/Medium enterprise application – Single floor
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 17
BayStack 420 Switch – Applications
Small/Medium enterprise application – Multi floor
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 18
BayStack 420 Switch - Competition
FeaturesBayStack 420-24T
Cisco Catalyst 2924M XL
3Com Super
Stack 3 3300
Intel Express 530T/535T
Ports per Unit 24 24 24 22/24
Maximum Ports per stack 192 216 96 94
Built-in Stacking Connectors Yes No (Need extra $$) Yes No (Need extra $$)
Cascade Bandw idth 1 Gbps 1 Gbps 1 Gbps 1 Gbps
10/100 Autosensing Yes Yes Yes Yes
Gigabit Ethernet Uplink Option Yes Yes Yes Yes
Long Haul Uplink (up to 70 km) Yes Yes No No
Sw itch Fabric 12.8 Gbps 3.2 Gbps 2.1 Gbps 2.6 Gbps
Forw arding Rate Performance 5.1 Mpps 3 Mpps N/A N/A
802.3x Flow Control Yes Yes Yes Yes
802.1D panning Tree Yes Yes Yes Yes
MAC Address Capacity 8.000 2.048 12.000 12.000
802.1Q VLAN Trunking Yes Yes Yes Yes
Port-based VLAN Support Yes Yes Yes Yes
MultiLink Trunking Support Yes Yes Yes Yes
Port Mirroring Yes Yes Yes Yes
Telnet Support Yes Yes Yes Yes
Full-/Half-Duplex Yes Yes Yes Yes
BootP Support Yes Yes Yes Yes
Web-based Management Yes Yes Yes Yes
Price (U.S. $) $1,695 $2,495 $2,350 $1,700
Price/port (U.S. $) $71 $104 $98 $71
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 19
Feature Cisco Catalyst Nortel
Model number WS-C2924M-XL BayStack 420
Switch Fabric 3.2 Gbps 12.8 Gbps
Forwarding Rate 3 Mpps 5.1 Mpps
Stacking port Each switch needs a 2-port GBIC
($250 Ea)
Built-in
MAC-address based Security
Yes. Up to 132 MAC addresses
Yes. Up to 448 MAC addresses
List Price $2495 $1695
BayStack 420 is 38% lower in price for stack version
BayStack 420 Switchvs. Cisco Catalyst 2924M XL
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 20
List Qty Extension
Cisco Solution (48 ports)
Catalyst 3548 XL $4995 1 $4995
Nortel Solution (48 ports)
BayStack 420-24T Switch
$1695 2 $3390
Stack cables $ 39 2 $ 78
Total $3468BayStack 420 solution is 31% lower in price than Cat. 3548
BayStack 420 Switchvs. Cisco Catalyst 3548 XL
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 21
Feature 3Com SS3 3300 Nortel
Model number MM/SM/XM BayStack 420
# of switches/stack 4 8
Maximum # of ports/stack
96 192
MAC-addressed based security
No Yes
Long haul support on Gigabit uplink
No Yes
List Price $2350/$2350/$1345
$1695
BayStack 420 Switch vs. 3Com SuperStack3 3300
BayStack 420 is 28% lower in price than 3300MM/SM
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 22
Feature Intel Express Nortel
Model number 530T/535T BayStack 420
# of 10/100 ports in the base unit
22 24
# of switches/stack 4 8
Maximum # of ports/stack
94 192
Switch Fabric Bandwidth 2.6 Gbps 12.8 Gbps
Stack Matrix Module $580 Extra for matrix module
Built-in
Gigabit Uplinks SX, LX, T SX, LX, XD, ZX
Long haul uplink support
No Yes
List Price $1700/$1330 $1695
BayStack 420 Switch vs. Intel Express 530T/535TSwitches
BayStack 420 is 26% lower in price than 530T/535T
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 23
BayStack 420 Switch
• The CRN Test Center at PC Expo recommends the BayStack 420-24T 10/100 Mbps Switch from Nortel Networks. --David Hafke
• Nortel's menu-driven interface for setting the IP address and subnet mask with the switch's Web-based management interface was simple.
• The menu-based telnet/console interface and the graphical Web-based interface are a boon to solution providers. Thanks to these luxuries, solution providers and administrators do not need to learn an additional command language to perform simple tasks, such as setting the speed and duplex of individual ports or assigning to VLANs.
• Another pleasant facet of the BayStack is the relative silence in which it operates. When the unit is fully powered up, it merely emits a soft humming noise. Irrelevant? Perhaps, but it's a welcome relief to the loud rattling of most other network room equipment.
• Visit the URL below for full report http://www.crn.com/Sections/TestCenter/TradeShow/PCExpo/PCExpoReview.asp?SectionID=12&Prod=27898
Product Reviews at PC Expo 2001
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 24
BayStack 420 Switch -Pricing and Ordering Information
Order No. Description List (US)
AL2012?27 BayStack 420-24T Switch 24 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX ports plus one slot for GBIC
$1,695
AL2018005* BayStack 420 Stack Cable, short, 30 cm $ 39AL2018006* BayStack 420 Stack Cable, long, 100 cm $ 49AA1419001 1-port 1000Base-SX Gigabit Interface Converter
(GBIC)$345
AA1419002 1-port 1000Base-LX Gigabit Interface Converter (GBIC)
$ 995
AA1419003 1-port 1000Base-XD Gigabit Interface Converter (GBIC) - 50 km
$ 4,995
AA1419004 1-port 1000Base-ZX Gigabit Interface Converter (GBIC) - 70km
$ 6,995Notes: ? Indicates desired product nationalization i.e. “E” for North America, “A” for no power cord, “C” for UK etc. *Stack cables are not included with the switch and need to be ordered separately.
BayStack 420 Switch Overview - 25
Collateral & Sales Tools• Visit the following internal pages for collateral & sales tools:
– http://navigate.us.nortel.com/imds?pg=/prod/bs420_24t
• Visit the following Nortel Networks page for collateral:– http://www.nortelnetworks.com/baystack420
• Printed items available via 1-800-4-NORTEL– BayStack 420-24T Switch Quick Reference Guide - provides features and
benefits, selling tips, competitive information, and how to identify prospects. Ask for the publication reference number #PO942688.
– BayStack 420-24T Product Brief – includes features and benefits, technical specifications and Ordering information. Ask for publication number 55158.02.
– High-density Stackable Switches Product Positioning Reference Guide – explains product positioning of the new BayStack 420 Switch, BayStack 450 Switch and the Business Policy Switch. Ask for publication reference #PO942698.
– BayStack 420-24T Switch Solution Scenarios - show how BayStack 420 Switch is used in small and medium businesses. Ask for the publication reference numbers #942700 and #942702.