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2.Requirements
2.1. NetworkRequirements
The Xeebraclient workstation and the Xeebra server hardware need to be connected by a 1 GB link
(RJ45). When the Xeebra server is connected to 3 clients, or 2 clients with 2 screens, it is necessary to
team 2 x 1GBRJ45 cables to double the bandwidth between the client and the server. These links can
pass through a switch or be a direct connection.
Type of Link
The type of link to use depends on the distance between the client and server:
When the distance between the client and the server hardware is smaller than 80m, a standard Cat 6
network cable is enough.
When the distance is greater than 80, the connection must go over a fiber link.
This can be achieved by extending the Cat 6 cable with fiber media converters, or by ordering the
SFP+ Fiber option on the client and/or the server.
Type of Switch
When choosing a switch, the following recommendations should be followed:
1 server 2 servers 3 servers
Clients hosted on
server machines.
Should work with most
switches or direct-
attached Ethernet
connections.
Should work
with most
switches or
direct-attached
Ethernet
connections.
Requires data center-grade switch
(*) or direct-attached Ethernet
connections.
At least one
dedicated client
workstation.
Should work with most
switches or direct-
attached Ethernet
connections.
Requires data
center-grade
switch (*) or
direct-attached
Ethernet
connections.
Requires data center-grade switch
(*).
(*) For example, both the CISCO Catalyst 3850 and Arista DCS-7010T series of switches are suitable.
More generally, switches with dynamic buffer allocation and deep buffers should work properly.
2| March 2022 | Issue 2.6.G

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