IntellaView Blades
Product information
The APCON IntellaView platform consists of the ACI-4030-E36 and ACI-4030-E52 multi-function blades, the IntellaView Optical Bypass TAP, and the ACI-4033-E00 HyperEngine Packet Processor blade.
The ACI-4030-E36 blade is a highly flexible packet aggregation switch that includes the following port and density options:
- 36 × 40/100G front panel ports capable of supporting 40G and 100G QSFP28 fiber modules.
- The QSFP28 ports support port breakout. Port breakout breaks one 40G port into 4 × 10Gbps ports or one 100G port into 4 × 25Gbps ports.
- The ACI-4030-E36-2 blade includes a hardware module that supports the packet deduplication feature.
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Product features and specifications
Features
400G of packet deduplication with mezzanine card
Packet processing, port tagging, packet slicing, protocol stripping supported at full line rate on every port
Supports 10G / 25G / 40G / 100G speeds
Tunnel initiation / termination
Access Control Lists (ACLs) to filter traffic
Easily direct traffic of interest to the tools that need it
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 17.24" W × 17.46" D × 1.63" H (43.78 W × 44.32 D × 4.11 H cm)
- Weight
- ACI-4030-E36-1 20.0 lbs (9.07 kg); ACI-4030-E36-2 21.5 lbs (9.75 kg) with no transceivers installed
- Power
- 540 Watts for E36-1, 700 Watts for E36-2 with no transceivers installed
- Thermal load
- 1,842.60 BTU/hr with no transceivers installed
- Operational temp.
- 32 to 113°F (0 to 45°C)
- Storage temp.
- –40°F to 158°F (–40°C to 70°C)
- Relative humidity.
- Operating: 10-85% non-condensing; Storage: 0-95% non-condensing
- LEDs
- Blade Power, Status, Port Link, Tx/Rx activity
Related resources
IntellaView Solution Brief
Monitoring Cisco ACI Fabrics With APCON IntellaView Visibility Solutions
IntellaView 36-Port Multi-Function Blade
Highly-flexible packet aggregation
The aggregation and filtering technologies of the 36-port multi-function make it easy to monitor the highest-speed networks. Manage with confidence, directing the right traffic to the right tools - all the time.
Packet deduplication
Add a mezzanine card to the 36-port multi-function to add the deduplication feature and eliminate duplicate packets.
- Select duplicate match criteria.
- Duplicate matching across layers 3 and 4 headers.
- Configurable window size up to 500ms.
Packet slicing
Packet slicing on the 36-Port Multi-Function Blade can reduce packet volume to prevent tool oversubscription remove confidential information to comply with regulatory requirements.
- Configurable byte offset.
- Line rates of 10G / 25G / 40G / 100G.
- Slice on ingress or egress.
Protocol header stripping
Improve network performance, reduce latency & prevent oversubscription of tools.
- Use performance & security analysis tools regardless of header type.
- VLAN, VLAN Q-in-Q, FabricPath, MPLS, VXLAN, GPRS, GTP, VN-tag & GENEVE support.
- Processing at true line rate with zero latency.
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IntellaView blades
IntellaView
52-Port Multi-Function
ACI-4030-E52
- 48 ports capable of supporting 10G or 25G
- 4 ports of 40G / 100G
- Tunnel initiation & termination, protocol header stripping, and packet slicing
IntellaView
HyperEngine Packet Processor
ACI-4033-E00-1
- real time processing across 10G / 40G / 100G feeds, supporting up to 600G total throughput
- Six packet processing service engines that can be run concurrently
- Application filtering, traffic shaping, pattern matching, packet deduplication, and NetFlow record generation
IntellaView
Optical Bypass TAP
ACI-4034
- Detect inline appliance failure in milliseconds
- Automatically bypass security tools with six fail-safe optical bypass TAPs
- Extend 10G tools and older lower-rate appliances
IntellaView
EdgeSwitch
ACI-4432-EDG-1
- Traffic filtering: Pre-filter and send traffic to security tools.
- Traffic aggregation: Aggregate top-of-rack switches, consolidate remote sites, and simplify traffic management for advanced processing
- Port tagging: Gain visibility into where network traffic originates to increase network security, now including ERSPAN-based VLAN tagging