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General| Product Series | EX9200 Series |
|---|---|
| Model | EX9204, EX9208, EX9214 |
| Port Density | 48 ports per line card |
| Jumbo Frame Size | 9216 bytes |
| Power Supply | AC or DC |
| Redundant Power Supplies | Yes |
| Redundant Fans | Yes |
| Operating System | Junos OS |
| Form Factor | Chassis |
| Maximum Virtual LANs | 4096 |
| Redundancy | Yes |
| Redundancy Options | Power and fan redundancy |
| Management | CLI, SNMP |
| Operating Temperature | 32° to 104° F |
| Storage Temperature | -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C) |
| Humidity | 5 to 95% non-condensing |
| MTBF | Over 100, 000 hours |
| Switch Type | Modular Chassis Switch |
| Latency | Less than 5 µs |
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Lists hardware platforms supported by the document's features.
Guide to using configuration examples with 'load merge' commands.
Step-by-step instructions for merging a complete configuration example.
Step-by-step instructions for merging a partial configuration snippet.
Explains icons, text, and syntax conventions used in the guide.
How to provide feedback to improve the documentation.
Information on contacting JTAC for technical product support.
Details Juniper's online portal for problem resolution and support.
How to open a support case with JTAC via web or telephone.
Introduces Class of Service (CoS) and its importance in network traffic management.
Explains how CoS components map inputs to outputs for traffic configuration.
Describes packet treatment through Junos OS Class of Service.
Outlines industry standards (RFCs) for Junos OS Class of Service capabilities.
Explains how CoS classifies traffic and affects packet flow.
Details the various components of Junos OS Class of Service features.
Describes default Class of Service settings applied by Junos OS.
Discusses how CoS features can be configured for various application needs.
Lists interface types with limited or no CoS support.
Explains default CoS classification for VPLS routing instances.
Explains how CoS components map inputs to outputs for traffic configuration.
Details packet treatment through the Junos OS Class of Service process.
Introduces configuration statements for Junos OS network setup.
Details Junos OS configuration statements for the chassis hierarchy.
Details Junos OS configuration statements for the class-of-service hierarchy.
Details Junos OS configuration statements for the firewall hierarchy.
Details Junos OS configuration statements for the interfaces hierarchy.
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