Name: S6000-ON-2XPSU-F2B Dell 32-Port QSFP+ 40GbE Layer 3 Switch Dual PSU
Brand: Dell
SKU: S6000-ON-2XPSU-F2B
Price: 818.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (119 reviews)

Product Overview
The S6000-ON-2XPSU-F2B is a Layer 3 switch featuring 32 QSFP+ ports that deliver 40GbE connectivity, making it suitable for data center aggregation or core roles. Equipped with dual power supplies, it emphasizes redundancy and reliability, supporting demanding network environments that require consistent performance and robust routing capabilities.

General Information
Brand	Dell
Condition	Refurbished

Technical Information
Switch Type	Layer 3, Managed Switch
Form Factor	Rack-Mountable
Mount Type	1U Rack
Switch Ports	32 QSFP+ (each QSFP+ can breakout to 4x10G)
Number of Ports	32-Ports
Port Type	10G SFP+, 40G QSFP+, USB Console, Serial Console (RJ-45)
Port Speed	40Gbps,10Gbps
UpLink Ports	32 QSFP+
POE Support	No
Switching Capacity	2.56 Tbps
VLAN Support	Yes
Max VLANs Supported	1-4094
Stackable	No
Layer Support	Layer 3
Connector Type	QSFP+,Serial Console (RJ-45),USB Console

Performance
Jumbo Frame Support	Up To 9216 Bytes

Management and Configuration
Routing Protocols	Static, OSPF, BGP, VRRP, PIM-SM, IGMP
Remote Protocols	Yes
Management Interfaces	CLI,SSH,Telnet,Web GUI (HTTP/HTTPS),SNMP v1/v2/v3,Serial Console
Security Features	ACLs,802.1X,RADIUS/TACACS+,SSH,Port Security,DHCP Snooping,IP Source Guard
Management Type	In-band Management,Out-of-band Management
Remote Management Protocol	SSH,Telnet,HTTP,HTTPS,SNMP
Routing Protocol	Static,OSPF,BGP,VRRP

Power & Cooling
Fans	Hot-swappable redundant fans
Power	Dual hot-plug redundant AC power supplies (model dependent)
Power Supply	2 x AC hot-plug redundant power supplies (included in S6000-ON-2XPSU configuration)

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C

Miscellaneous
Assembly Required	No
Compliance Standards	WEEE, RoHS, CE, FCC
Compliant Standards	IEEE 802.3,IEEE 802.3ae,IEEE 802.1Q,IEEE 802.1p

Product Description
The S6000-ON-2XPSU-F2B is a high-performance Layer 3 switch equipped with 32 QSFP+ ports, designed to deliver reliable and scalable network connectivity. It is commonly found in data centers and enterprise infrastructures where dense, high-speed connections are critical. Built for network administrators and IT teams requiring strong routing capabilities and robust hardware performance. Key Features Offers 40GbE QSFP+ interfaces suitable for aggregation and core layers Includes two power supply units to maintain continuous operation during power events Supports advanced Layer 3 protocols to facilitate complex routing needs Compact chassis designed for rack deployments in demanding network setups Engineered to provide consistent throughput and low latency for network traffic This switch plays a vital role in maintaining network stability and performance, especially in environments that demand high bandwidth and reliability. Its dual power supplies ensure operational continuity, while the extensive port count supports expanding network topologies. Overall, it offers a balance of power, flexibility, and resilience for modern IT infrastructures.

Use Cases
This switch is typically deployed in high-density network environments such as data centers, large enterprise campuses, and service provider networks. It serves users needing scalable bandwidth and resilient hardware to support virtualization, storage clusters, and cloud infrastructure connectivity. How It's Used: Aggregation layer switch in data centers connecting servers and storage arrays. Core switch in enterprise networks enabling Layer 3 routing between VLANs. Supporting high-throughput workloads in virtualization and cloud platforms. Infrastructure backbone for service providers managing large-scale network traffic. Integration point for edge computing clusters requiring robust interconnectivity. By offering high port density and dual power supply units, this switch supports network scalability and operational continuity. It allows network teams to maintain performance and uptime under increasing traffic demands and complex routing requirements.