I'VE WAITED SO LONG - 100Gb/s Switches from Ubiquiti
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The video opens with a long awaited moment as the host unboxes Ubiquiti’s 100 Gb/s Enterprise Campus Aggregation Switch. The packaging emphasizes the scale of this device, and the initial reveal highlights two hot swappable power supplies, a clean rack friendly form, and the notable rails that will dock the switch into a chassis or shelf. The host walks through the physical build in detail, calling attention to the 550 W power supplies, the five fans, and the overall enterprise grade engineering that marks a departure from consumer level gear. The 48 x 25 Gb/s SFP28 ports plus 6 x 100 Gb/s QSFP28 ports are a focal point, delivering a theoretical 3.6 Tb/s switching capacity, while a traditional front panel screen remains present for quick status glimpses. The unboxing also features the Kingslide rail system and comments on the lack of a dedicated management port, noting how the rails and setup accessories are packaged and organized. The host makes clear that this is one of the first 100 Gb/s offerings with MLAG, signaling a major shift in Ubiquiti’s enterprise capabilities and setting expectations for performance and reliability.
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Questions answered
- What are the key physical features of the Ubiquiti ECS aggregation switch?
- The device includes 48 x 25 Gb/s SFP28 ports and 6 x 100 Gb/s QSFP28 ports with a total switching capacity of 3.6 Tbps. It has dual hot swappable power supplies, multiple fans, a front panel display, and Kingslide rails for rack mounting. There is no dedicated management port exposed on the front panel.
- How is MLAG configured on the switches?
- MLAG is configured by linking two switches with multi chassis link cables to form a single logical device. The host demonstrates setting up a lag with specific ports on both switches, enabling cross-switch aggregation for increased throughput and redundancy.