Dell Networking is the new name for the networking portfolio of Dell.
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10 Facts About Dell Networking
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Dell Networking will be the new name for the networking-equipment that was known as Dell PowerConnect as well as the Force10 portfolio.
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In 2011, Dell Networking took over high-end network-equipment producer Force10 Networks that mainly produces multi-layer switches for data center environments, bringing Dell Networking to the market for network equipment.
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Until then Dell Networking didn't have their own network equipment: the switches that were sold under the brand PowerConnect were products designed and built -for Dell Networking- by 3rd parties such as Broadcom and Marvell Technology Group.
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The current portfolio of Dell Networking PowerConnect rack switches consists of the following series:.
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Dell Networking offers two main-models for layer3 gigabit ethernet rack switches: the PowerConnect 6200 series and the PowerConnect 7000 series.
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Dell Networking H-series is really an OEM version of Intels' Omni-Path platform, which itself is an alternative for InfiniBand.
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Dell Networking Z-series has two models of high-capacity switches in a 2U or 3U form-factor.
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Besides the range of campus and datacenter top-of-rack form-factor switches Dell Networking offers two ranges of chassis-based product lines: the C-series and the E-series.
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The C-series are rebranded to the Dell Networking model-number naming: one letter followed by 4 digits while the E-series has not seen any name-change.
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