Ethernet Switch TSN 20x1G + 4x5G

Key Features

  • 20 ports of 1 Gigabit Ethernet.
  •  4 ports of 5 Gigabit Ethernet.
  •  Full wire-speed on all ports and all Ethernet frame sizes.
  •  Store and forward shared memory architecture.
  •  Support for jumbo packets up to 32749 bytes.
  •  Passes maximum overlap mesh test (RFC2899) using all ports for all packet sizes up to 1518 bytes.
  •  Time-Sensitive Networking:
    •  IEEE Std 802.1Qci-2017: Per-Stream Filtering and Policing
    •  IEEE Std 802.1CB-2017: Frame Replication and Elimination for Reliability
    •  IEEE Std 802.1Qbv-2015: Enhancements for Scheduled Traffic
    •  IEEE Std 802.1Qav-2009: Credit Based Shaper
  •  Queue management operations:
    •  Disable scheduling of packets on a port.
    •  Disable queuing new packets to a port.
    •  Allow a port to be drained without sending out packets.
    •  Allow checking if a port is empty or not.
  •  Input and output mirroring.
  •  RSPAN - Remote Switch Port Analyzer
  •  4 source MAC address ranges with a number of different actions.
  •  4 destination MAC address ranges with a number of different actions.
  •  1,024 entry L2 MAC table, hash based 4-way.
  •  4,096 entry VLAN table.
  •  16 entry synthesized CAM to solve hash collisions.
  •  4 entries of the synthesized CAM are fully maskable.
  •  64 entry L2 multicast table.
  •  Automatic aging and wire-speed learning of L2 addresses. Does not require any CPU/software intervention.
  •  Spanning tree support, ingress and egress checks.
  •  16 multiple spanning trees, ingress and egress checks.
  •  Egress VLAN translation table allowing unique VID-to-VID translation per egress port.
  •  VLAN priority tag can bypass VLAN processing and be popped on egress. 
  •  496 entries of ingress classification / ACL Lookups. The classification / ACL keys are configurable for each source port and the fields are selected from a incoming packets L2, L3 or L4 fields. The selection is described in 10.2 The classificaiton / ACL key can be up to 372 bits long. The classification / ACL lookup is based on a combination of hash and TCAM. The actions which can be done is listed below:
    •  Multiple actions can be assigned to each result. All results can be done in parallel if the user so wishes.
    •  Result action can be to drop a packet.
    •  Result action can be to send a packet to the CPU port.
    •  Result action can be to send a packet to a specific port.
    •  Result action can be to update a counter. There are 32 counters which can be used by the classification / ACL engine.
    •  Result action can be to force packet to a specific queue on a egress port.
    •  Result action can be to assign a meter/market/policer to measure the packet bandwidth.
    •  Result action can be to assign a color to the packet which is used by the meter/marker/policer.
    •  Result action can be to force the packet to use a specific VID when doing the VLAN table lookup.
    •  Result action can be to do a input mirror on a packet.
    •  Result action can be to not allow the packet to be learned in L2 MAC table.
  •  The ingress configurable classification / ACL engine can use the type and code fields from ICMP frames.
  •  The ingress configurable classification / ACL engine can use the fields, including the group address, from IGMP frames.
  •  1843200 bits shared packet buffer memory for all ports divided into 1536 cells each of 150 bytes size
  •  8 priority queues per egress port.
  •  Configurable mapping of egress queue from IP TOS, MPLS exp/tc or VLAN PCP bits.
  •  32 ingress admission control entries.
  •  Deficit Weighted Round Robin Scheduler.
  •  Bandwidth shapers per port.
  •  Individual bandwidth shapers for each priority on each port.
  •  Individual bandwidth shapers for each queue on each port.
  •  Egress queue resource limiter with four sets of configurations.
  •  Configuration interface for accessing configuration and status registers/tables.
  •  Multicast/Broadcast storm control with separate token buckets for flooding, broadcast and multicast packets.
  •  Multicast/Broadcast storm control is either packet or byte-based, configurable per egress port.
  •  LLDP frames can optionally be sent to the CPU.
  •  Attack prevention by TCP flag rules combined with TCP-port and IP address checks, this also includes IMCP length attack checks.

Block Diagram

Ethernet Switch TSN 20x1G + 4x5G Block Diagram

Technical Specifications

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Ethernet Switch TSN 20x1G + 4x5G
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