EX 3200

Description

This switch is EOL 8/31/2014

The replacement is the EX3300 which comes with built in 10G ports

The price difference is minimal.

EX3200

Front

Back

This is one power supply.

One field replaceable fan tray.

The RPS port for redundant power isn't supported and is there or was there for future creation.

Models and part numbers

24 port non PoE

24 port PoE

same thing with 48 ports.

DC powered built into the switch.

Uplinks

On the right bottom corner you have an uplink module.

The module can be

By default you get the blank faceplate.

The SFP is good for 1G

The 2X4SFP is excellent for 1G/10G as it uses SFP+ which are easier and can be 3rd party.

The XFP one sucks and I have never seen a client buy one.

Layer 3 routing protocols support

Each of these switches can be upgraded to support Layer 3.

These power cords are pretty simple.

They are C13 on one side.

the other side will depend on the country.

If you need a different length or if you come from a country not on this list.

You can use a third party cable. We can provide this.

*By default the switch comes with 1 cable for the country it is being sold to.

Mounting the switch.

Wall mounting it

I have no idea what the baffle kit is for

I will have to reach out to Juniper for this.

I guess it has something to do with airflow.

Desktop.

2 Post or 4 post using 2 of the posts.

This kit is included when you buy a switch, if you lost it you can order the above.

4 post attached to all 4 posts.

Has the following ports.

12 ports PoE or regular.

2* Dual purpose ports either SFP or RJ-45

1 management port RJ-45

1 Console port rollover

1 console port USB

Optics

Supported SFPs are

I've arranged this by the chances of someone ordering them

1 Gbps optics.

T is copper

SX is multimode

For singlemode ask for the distance to verify which one.

100 speed optics also called FE

These are mainly for backward compatibility to very old devices.

CWDM optics

CWDM allows you to use eight active wavelengths. So basically 8 people can send on the same fiber cable.

Each of the above works in one wavelength and the other side must have the same optic wavelength.

Single Strand

Single strand allows a client to get 1 Gbps of traffic on a single fiber cable.

So for example if the client has 1 Fiber cable

He can double the throughput he can run on it by using single strand technology.

So instead of 1Gbps of traffic, he can run 2Gbps. Blue will be receive and red will be send.

Anyway, I doubt many people are smart enough to use this and both sides must support the SFP technology.

There is a USB port.

The USB port supports 1G , 2G ,4G

The console port is a rollover RJ-45 it is active.

The Management port is a regular RJ-45 and can't route

The Mini USB is another console port and requires the

Support options are.

Next Day Ship, this applies only to (AVAILABLE FOR BRAZIL, RUSSIA, INDIA, AND CHINA ONLY)

and means that they will ship it the next day, not when it arrives.

The support changes by country.

If and only if your client has 10 units or more.

He can get a site license.

For example if you are a school, where you mount these under the desks.

You can save a lot of money and get a site license.

All the units at the site must have this applied to them.

The Juniper options of support are listed below in this slide.

Information for clients

EX 3200 Hardware installation

http://www.juniper.net/techpubs/en_US/release-independent/junos/topics/task/installation/ex3200-installing-and-connecting.html

EX 3200 datasheet

http://www.juniper.net/us/en/local/pdf/datasheets/1000216-en.pdf