CloudEngine S6750-S16X8YZ: High-Density 10GE/25GE Switch for Enterprise Campuses

As cloud applications, high-definition video, wireless terminals, and IoT services proliferate in enterprise campus networks, aggregation devices must simultaneously meet requirements for multi-rate access, bandwidth scalability, and unified O&M. The CloudEngine S6750-S16X8YZ is a model within the S6750-S series of enterprise-grade aggregation and access switches; featuring a multi-rate optical interface design, it is ideally suited for enterprise campus network environments.

Multi-Rate Interfaces to Meet Network Expansion Needs

The S6750-S16X8YZ provides sixteen 1/2.5/10GE SFP+ ports and eight 1/2.5/10/25GE SFP28 ports, along with two reserved expansion slots that allow for increased port density based on network architecture requirements. With a packet forwarding rate of 1140 Mpps and a switching capacity of 2.56/25.6 Tbps, this model is well-equipped to handle high-bandwidth aggregation traffic.

Hardware Design for Reliable Operation

The device supports 1+1 power supply redundancy using a hot-swappable power module design. It also incorporates optical port protection circuitry to monitor optical module status and isolate faulty modules. The chassis features a compact 1U form factor (442 mm x 420 mm x 43.6 mm) and supports an operating temperature range of -5°C to +45°C (at altitudes of 0 m to 1800 m).

Support for Intelligent Networking and Service Evolution

In terms of software capabilities, the S6750-S series supports iStack (stacking), VXLAN, Telemetry, cloud management, and the OPS open programmability system, facilitating network expansion, service isolation, and intelligent O&M. Notably, VXLAN support enables the construction of virtual networks via BGP-EVPN, while Telemetry provides the data foundation for network status monitoring. Overall, the CloudEngine S6750-S16X8YZ provides a flexible hardware foundation for enterprise campus aggregation and network upgrades—featuring 16 multi-rate 10GE optical ports, 8 multi-rate 25GE optical ports, two expansion slots, and a switching capacity of 2.56/25.6 Tbps—while also addressing requirements for future expansion and intelligent O&M.