- Manufacturer Part Number: P30014-001
- Modular: Yes
- Port/Expansion Slot Details: 32 x 100 Gigabit Ethernet Expansion Slot
- Media Type Supported: Optical Fiber
- Ethernet Technology: 100 Gigabit Ethernet
- Network Technology: 100GBase-X
- Number of Total Expansion Slots: 32
- Expansion Slot Type: QSFP28
- Layer Supported: 3
- Manageable: Yes
- Power Source: Power Supply
- Power Consumption: 266 W
- Compatible Rack Unit: 1U
- Form Factor: Rack-mountable
- Height: 1.7″
- Width: 16.8″
- Depth: 22″
- Environmentally Friendly: Yes
- Environmental Certification: RoHS
- Country of Origin: China
Overview
HPE M-series SN3700M switches are ideal for modern server and storage networks. Supporting up to 200 GbE, it delivers predictable performance and zero packet loss at line-rate across all ports and packet sizes. Enhanced for storage combined with efficient design, it provides enterprise-level performance with attractive economics and outstanding return on investment. Networks built on the HPE M-series SN3700M are fast, reliable, and scalable while also being affordable and easy to manage. They support primary and secondary storage, providing consistently fair, fast, low-latency connectivity even under heavy workloads or a mix of different port speeds. This makes them ideal for storage, hyperconverged, financial services, and media and entertainment deployments.
Features | Designed for Superior Performance, Scale, and Future Growth
HPE SN3700M Ethernet switches deliver predictable and consistent throughput regardless of the packet size being transferred, the mixture of ports which are sending data and even within mixed speed environments.
Provide wire-rate performance with zero packet loss across frame sizes, avoiding any negative impact on applications that could occur with frame loss as unexpected packet loss is unacceptable in modern data centers, especially within a storage network.
Capable of forwarding wire-rate performance with zero packet loss across 32-ports concurrently while transferring data across both Layer 2 and Layer 3 networks.
With port speeds spanning 1Gb/s to 200 Gb/s and a switching capacity of 12.8Tb/s from 32 ports at 200GbE or 6.4Tb/s from 32 ports at 100GbE, these switches provide non-blocking throughput at wire-speed transfers-across all packet sizes.
Utilize 1/10/40Gbps Ethernet connectivity for existing workloads and enhance connectivity utilizing built-in 25/50/100/200Gbps capabilities to respond quickly to business needs and to stay on the leading edge of Ethernet switching technology
Enhanced for Demanding Enterprise Data Centers and Storage Environments
HPE SN3700M Switch allows flexible port speed configurations from 128-ports at 10 GbE, 25 GbE using breakout cables to 32-ports at 40 GbE or 100 GbE or 200GbE allowing flexibility, efficiency, simplifying scale-out of aggregation switching layers, and reducing total cost of ownership (TCO).
In the aggregation layer of fabrics, load balancing and scalability are essential. HPE SN3700M Switch provides superior equal-cost multipath (ECMP) flexibility and efficiency to deliver balanced workloads.
Flexible management and monitoring options from CLI, GUI, and tool sets provide world-class ease-of-use, configuration, and monitoring of your fabric.
M-Series Ethernet switches are capable of addressing today’s data center’s complex networking requirements, growth, and expansion and are perfect for Top-Of-Rack (TOR) deployments and optimized for virtualized environments, hyperconverged infrastructure, and storage deployments.
Unleash Storage Performance and Improve Flash Return on Investment
Modernize your Data Center networks to eliminate limitations and bottlenecks that can be caused by the addition of flash storage. Avoid packet loss, provide predictable performance with line-rate packet delivery across all ports and all packet sizes.
Make better use of data center resources with the high port density per rack unit and the low power consumption.
HPE SN3700M Switch provides ultra-low latency. This is advantageous for flash storage, which moved latency from storage access to the network, as well as for the burst nature of today’s software-defined and cloud data center traffic.
