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DATA SHEETBrocade 300 SwitchSmall SAN Affordability with Growth CapabilitiesHIGHLIGHTS Provides an affordable, flexiblefoundation for entry-level SANs, andan edge switch for core-to-edge SANenvironments Delivers up to 24 ports of 8 Gbpsperformance in an energy-efficient,optimized 1U form factor to supportthe most demanding server and virtualserver deployments Simplifies configuration andmanagement with easy-to-use toolssuch as the Brocade EZSwitchSetupwizard, and is Microsoft Simple SANcompatible Enables “pay-as-you-grow” expansionwith Ports On Demand (PoD)scalability from 8 to 16 or 24 portsin 8-port increments Offers dual functionality as eithera full-fabric SAN switch or as anNPIV-enabled Brocade AccessGateway that simplifies serverconnectivity in heterogeneousenterprise fabrics Protects existing device investmentswith auto-sensing 1, 2, 4, and8 Gbps capabilities and nativeoperation with Brocade and BrocadeM-Series fabrics Future-proofs investments byenabling organizations to use 4 GbpsSFPs today and upgrade to 8 GbpsSFP when requiredAs the value and volume of business data continue to rise, organizationsneed technology solutions that are easy to implement and manage,and that can grow and change with minimal disruption. The Brocade 300 Switch provides small to medium-sized enterprises with StorageArea Network (SAN) connectivity that simplifies their IT managementinfrastructures, improves system performance, maximizes the value ofvirtual server deployments, and reduces overall storage costs.The 8 Gbps Fibre Channel Brocade 300provides a simple, affordable, singleswitch solution for both new and existingSANs. To simplify deployment, theBrocade 300 features the EZSwitchSetupwizard and other usability and configurationenhancements, as well as the optionalBrocade Access Gateway mode ofoperation. Moreover, it provides stateof-the-art performance and Ports onDemand (PoD) scalability to supportSAN expansion and enable long-terminvestment protection.Increased Efficiency toManage Business GrowthThe Brocade 300 significantly increasesperformance and functionality for SANsat an entry-level price. Based on sixthgeneration Brocade technology, theBrocade 300 combines auto-sensing 1,2, 4, and 8 Gbps throughput with featuresthat greatly enhance fabric operation.The evolutionary design provides thesecapabilities while consuming less than2.5 watts of power per port for exceptionalpower and cooling efficiency.As a result, organizations can enjoythe advantages of low-cost deviceconnectivity and powerful capabilities thatmake SAN technology highly accessibleand affordable. In addition, hot code loadand activation help maximize applicationuptime with faster system softwareupgrades and maintenance to reduce thedependency on scheduled outages.Pay-As-You-Grow ScalabilityThe Brocade 300 integrates innovativehardware and software features that makeit easy to deploy, manage, and integrateinto a wide range of IT environments.With powerful yet flexible capabilities—such as PoD scalability from 8 to 16 or24 ports in 8-port increments—theBrocade 300 enables organizationsto start small and grow their storagenetworks in a non-disruptive manner. In

addition, organizations can initially deploy4 Gbps Small Form-Factor Pluggables(SFPs) and upgrade to 8 Gbps SFP when necessary.BROCADE ACCESS GATEWAY MODEThe Brocade 300 can be deployedas a full-fabric switch or as a BrocadeAccess Gateway, which simplifies serverconnectivity into heterogeneous SANs (thedefault mode setting is a switch). BrocadeAccess Gateway mode utilizes N Port IDVirtualization (NPIV) switch standards topresent physical and virtual servers directlyto the core of SAN fabrics. This makesit transparent to the SAN fabric, greatlyreducing management of the networkedge. The Brocade 300 in Brocade AccessGateway mode can connect serversto NPIV-enabled Brocade B-Series,M-Series, or other SAN fabrics.Organizations can easily enable BrocadeAccess Gateway mode via BrocadeNetwork Advisor, Brocade Web Tools,or a Command Line Interface (CLI).Key benefits of Brocade Access Gatewaymode include: Improved scalability for large orrapidly growing server and virtual serverenvironments Reduced management of the networkedge since Brocade Access Gatewaydoes not have a domain identity andappears transparent to the core fabric Support for heterogeneous SANconfigurations without reducedfunctionality for server connectivityNote: Brocade Access Gateway mode forthe Brocade 300 is supported only in24-port configurations.12Backward and ForwardCompatibilitySuperior NetworkPerformanceThe Brocade 300 operates seamlesslywith existing Brocade switches throughnative E Port connectivity into BrocadeFabric OS (FOS) or M-Enterprise OS(M-EOS)1 environments. In addition,the Brocade 300 can enable futureexpansion to larger core-to-edge networkarchitectures as business needs dictate.The Brocade 300 provides highperformance with all ports capable ofoperating at 1, 2, 4, and 8 Gbps toenable up to 192 Gbps of uncongestedthroughput. Auto-sensing and speedmatching of data traffic providesinteroperability with previous 1, 2, and4 Gbps devices. To provide more targetedperformance, enhanced Brocade InterSwitch Link (ISL) Trunking combines up toeight ISLs between a pair of switches into asingle, logical high-speed trunk capable ofup to 64 Gbps of throughput.To facilitate deployment, the Brocade 300integrates easily into heterogeneous serverenvironments such as Windows, UNIX,Linux, Solaris, and AIX, as well as virtualserver environments. As a result, thesecapabilities make it ideal for SAN solutionssuch as virtual server deployment, LANfree backup, and server and storageconsolidation.A Better Way to ImproveBusiness OperationsOne of the primary benefits of a SANenvironment is the consolidation ofhardware resources. This centralizedapproach helps increase operationalefficiency and staff productivity, two criticalrequirements for small and mediumsized organizations. With fewer physicalresources to manage, staff memberscan handle additional business growth orfocus on other strategic initiatives.High-performance 8 Gbps Fibre Channelcapabilities speed data transfer to helpkeep data flowing and applicationsrunning. As a result, organizations cansignificantly improve storage utilizationin distributed e-mail environments, forexample. In addition, a SAN-basedarchitecture enables LAN-free backupand more efficient data center resourcemanagement—increasing overall systemperformance and productivity (seeFigure 1).Simplified ManagementBrocade 300 setup and configurationis simplified with the BrocadeEZSwitchSetup wizard, which makesswitch configuration, deployment, andmanagement an easy three-step pointand-click process. For multi-switchenvironments, Brocade Network Advisorprovides comprehensive management ofdata center fabrics, including configuration,monitoring, and management of Brocadebackbones, switches, and adapters. TheBrocade 300, which is Microsoft SimpleSAN-compatible, also has a USB port thatincreases serviceability and error loggingby facilitating firmware upgrades anddownloads of system log files.Traffic Measurement andAdaptive NetworkingThe Brocade 300 offers BottleneckDetection, Top Talkers (part of BrocadeAdvanced Performance Monitoring),and Adaptive Networking, a suite of toolsincluding Ingress Rate Limiting, TrafficIsolation, and Quality of Service (QoS).These advanced capabilities help optimizefabric behavior and ensure ample bandwidthfor mission-critical applications.Brocade M-EOS fabrics are McDATA switches and directors running McDATA Enterprise OS in McDATA Fabric mode or McDATA Open Fabric mode.

BEORE SANAFTER dowsLinuxTapeBrocadeSAN FabricDisk 40%utilizationTapeDisk 15%utilizationTapeDisk 30%utilizationDisk 80%utilizationHigh-PerformanceShared AccessTapeFigure 1: A Brocade SAN-based consolidation solution can significantly improve data availability and resource utilization.Bottleneck Detection identifies and alertsadministrators to “slow drain” storagedevices causing latency and I/O timeouts,particularly in highly virtualized serverenvironments. Top Talkers measuresthe top bandwidth-consuming traffic(including by individual virtual machine)in real time over a physical deviceconnection or throughout a network switch.Ingress Rate Limiting restricts data flow fromless-critical hosts at preset bandwidths.Traffic Isolation dedicates paths in thefabric to high-bandwidth data flows. AndQoS expedites critical traffic in the event ofcongestion while keeping all traffic flowing.Brocade Global ServicesMaximizing InvestmentsBrocade Global Services has theexpertise to help organizations buildscalable, efficient cloud infrastructures.Leveraging 15 years of expertise instorage, networking, and virtualization,Brocade Global Services delivers worldclass professional services, technicalsupport, network monitoring services,and education, enabling organizationsto maximize their Brocade investments,accelerate new technology deployments,and optimize the performance ofnetworking infrastructures.To help optimize technology investments,Brocade and its partners offer completesolutions that include professionalservices, technical support, and education.For more information, contact a Brocadesales partner or visit www.brocade.com.For information about supported SANstandards, visitwww.brocade.com/sanstandards.For information about switch and deviceinteroperability, visitwww.brocade.com/interoperability.For information about hardware regulatorycompliance, visitwww.brocade.com/regulatorycompliance.3

Brocade 300 SpecificationsSystems ArchitectureFibre Channel portsSwitch mode (default): 8-, 16-, and 24-port configurations (8-port increments through Ports on Demand [PoD]licenses); E , F , M , and FL PortsBrocade Access Gateway default port mapping: 16 F Ports, 8 N PortsScalabilityFull fabric architecture with 239 switches maximumCertified maximumSingle Brocade FOS fabric: 56 domains, 19 hopsSingle Brocade M-EOS fabric*: 31 domains, 3 hopsLarger fabrics certified as required; consult Brocade or OEM SAN design documents for configuration detailsPerformance1.063 Gbps line speed, full duplex;2.125 Gbps line speed, full duplex;4.25 Gbps line speed, full duplex;8.5 Gbps line speed, full duplex;auto-sensing of 1, 2, 4, and 8 Gbps port speeds; optionally programmable to fixed port speed; speed matchingbetween 1, 2, 4, and 8 Gbps portsISL TrunkingBrocade Frame-based Trunking with up to eight 8 Gbps ports per ISL trunk with optional license; up to 64 Gbpsper ISL trunk (8 ports 8 Gbps [data rate])Exchange-based load balancing across ISLs with DPS included in Brocade Fabric OS (FOS)Aggregate bandwidth192 Gbps: 24 ports 8 Gbps (data rate)Maximum fabric latency700 ns with no contention, cut-through routing at 8 GbpsMaximum frame size2112-byte payloadFrame buffers700 dynamically allocated, 484 maximum per portClasses of serviceClass 2, Class 3, Class F (inter-switch frames)Port typesFL Port, F Port, M Port (Mirror Port), and E Port; optional port type controlBrocade Access Gateway mode: F Port and NPIV-enabled N PortData traffic typesFabric switches supporting unicast, multicast (255 groups) and broadcastMedia types8 Gbps: Brocade 300 requires Brocade hot-pluggable SFP , LC connector; 8 Gbps SWL, LWL, ELWL4 Gbps: Brocade 300 requires Brocade hot-pluggable SFP , LC connector; 4 Gbps SWL, LWL, ELWLFibre Channel distance subject to fiber-optic cable and port speedUSB1 USB port for firmware download, supportSave, and configuration upload/downloadFabric servicesNote: Some fabric services donot apply or are unavailable in BrocadeAccess Gateway modeBrocade Advanced Performance Monitoring (including Top Talkers); Adaptive Networking (Ingress Rate Limiting,Traffic Isolation, QoS); BB credit recovery; Brocade Advanced Zoning (default zoning, port/WWN zoning, broadcastzoning); Bottleneck Detection; Dynamic Path Selection (DPS); F Port Trunking; Extended Fabrics; Fabric Watch;FDMI; Frame Redirection; FSPF; IPoFC; ISL Trunking; Management Server; NPIV; NTP v3; Port Fencing;Registered State Change Notification (RSCN); Reliable Commit Service (RCS); Simple Name Server (SNS)OptionsRack-mount rail kits (fixed, slide, mid-mount)* Brocade M-EOS fabrics are McDATA switches and directors running McDATA Enterprise OS in McDATA Fabric mode or McDATA Open Fabric mode.4

Brocade 300 Specifications (continued)ManagementManagementHTTP, SNMP v1/v3 (FE MIB, FC Management MIB), Telnet; auditing, change management tracking, Syslog;Brocade Advanced Web Tools, Brocade Fabric Watch; EZSwitchSetup wizard, Brocade Network Advisor SANEnterprise, or Brocade Network Advisor SAN Professional/Professional Plus; command line interface; SMI-Scompliant, SMI-S scripting toolkit; Administrative Domains; trial licenses for add-on capabilitiesSecurityDH-CHAP (between switches and end devices), FCAP switch authentication, FIPS 140-2 L2-compliant, HTTPS,IPsec, IP Filtering, LDAP with IPv6, OpenLDAP, Port Binding, RADIUS, TACACS , User-defined Role-BasedAccess Control (RBAC), Secure Copy (SCP), Secure RPC, SFTP, SSH v2, SSL, Switch Binding, Trusted SwitchManagement access10/100 Mbps Ethernet (RJ-45), in-band over Fibre Channel; serial port (RJ-45); USBDiagnosticsPOST and embedded online/offline diagnostics, including RAStrace logging, environmental monitoring, nondisruptive daemon restart, FCping and Pathinfo (FC traceroute), port mirroring (SPAN port)MechanicalEnclosureNon-port to port side airflow; 1U, 19-inch EIA-compliant, power from port sideSizeWidth: 42.88 cm (16.88 in.)Height: 4.29 cm (1.69 in.)Depth: 30.66 cm (12.07 in.)System weight4.2 kg (9.30 lb), without SFP/SFP mediaEnvironmentTemperatureOperating: 0 C to 40 C (32 F to 104 F)Non-operating and storage: 25 C to 70 C ( 13 F to 158 F)HumidityOperating: 10% to 85% non-condensingNon-operating and storage: 10% to 95% non-condensingAltitudeOperating: Up to 3000 meters (9842 feet)Non-operating and storage: Up to 12 km (39,370 feet)ShockOperating: 20 g, 6 ms half-sineNon-operating and storage: Half sine, 33 g 11 ms, 3/eg AxisVibrationOperating: 0.5 g sine, 0.4 grms random, 5 to 500 HzNon-operating and storage: 2.0 g sine, 1.1 grms random, 5 to 500 HzHeat dissipationMaximum 24 ports: 195 BTU/hrCO2 emissions210 kg per year (with 16 ports at 0.42 kg/kWh)1.09 kg per Gbps per yearAirflowMaximum 23 CFM (cu. ft./min); nominal 18 CFMPowerPower supplySingle, fixed power supplyPower inletC13Input voltage85 to 264 VAC nominalFrequency47 to 63 HzPower consumptionNominal 48 watts; maximum 57 watts with 24 ports at 8 Gbps5

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