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Product Overview |
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The Dell Networking Z9332F-ON is a 1RU high-density switch with 32 QSFP56-DD 400GbE ports, supporting breakout to 128 100GbE connections. Engineered for modern data centers, it provides high-performance switching, open networking support, and exceptional scalability for cloud and hyperscale deployments. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Dell |
| Part Number | 3J5P1 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Technical Information |
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| Number of Ports | 32-Ports |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
Product Description |
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The Dell Networking Z9332F-ON is a next-gen 400GbE data center switch offering 32 QSFP56-DD ports with support for breakout to 128 100GbE ports. Its compact 1RU design delivers ultra-high density and scalability for spine, leaf, and fabric aggregation deployments in cloud-scale networks. Key Features
Ideal for large-scale data centers and enterprise core networks, this switch delivers unmatched bandwidth, agility, and port density, helping you future-proof your infrastructure with seamless scalability and open networking capabilities. |
Use Cases |
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The Dell Networking Z9332F-ON switch is commonly deployed in hyperscale and cloud data centers requiring ultra-high bandwidth and low latency. Its high-density 400GbE ports and 100GbE breakout capabilities make it ideal for environments that demand scalable, efficient network aggregation and spine-leaf architectures. IT teams managing large-scale virtualization and storage infrastructures benefit from its open networking flexibility and streamlined 1RU footprint. How It's Used:
By supporting flexible port breakout and maintaining a compact chassis size, this switch enables operational efficiency and scalable networking within demanding environments. Its design facilitates the consolidation of high-bandwidth links while simplifying network topologies, which is critical for evolving data center operations. |