Name: Avaya VSP 7000 Series
Brand: Avaya
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Chapter 2: New in this release

The

following sections indicate what's new in this document for VSP 7000 Release 10.2 and Feature Pack

Release 10.2.1.

Features

See the following sections for information about feature changes.

Rear port mode

default, the Fabric Interconnect (FI) ports on the rear of the VSP 7000 Series are configured

for Stack-mode Distributed Top-of-Rack deployments, leveraging the Flexible Advanced

Stacking Technology (FAST) protocol. Enabling a Rear port mode reboots the unit and re-

configures the FI ports as multiple 40 Gbps Avaya interface ports for use with other protocols.

You can use rear port mode to interconnect multiple stand-alone VSP 7000 units using FI

cables. Depending on the rear port mode of operation, either seven or eight 40 Gbps interfaces

are available over the four FI ports on the rear of the switch.

FI port Rear port mode Bandwidth Ports

UP 1 (top right) Standard (Raw-

mode)

120 Gbps 34,35,36

UP 2 (bottom right Standard (Raw-

mode)

40 Gbps 33

DOWN 1 (top left) Standard (Raw-

mode)

120 Gbps 38,39,40

DOWN 2 (bottom left) Standard (Raw-

mode)

40 Gbps 37

UP 1 (top right) SPB (Fabric-mode

DToR)

120 Gbps 34, 35, 36

UP 2 (bottom right) SPB (Fabric-mode

DToR)

40 Gbps 33

DOWN 1 (top left) SPB (Fabric-mode

DToR)

80 Gbps 38, 39

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