Cornelis Omni-Path Switch 100 Series 48 Port Reverse 2 PSU
The Cornelis Omni-Path Switch 100 Series is a high-performance 48-port network switch designed for enterprise data center environments requiring reliable, redundant connectivity. This 48-port reverse configuration model features dual power supplies for maximum uptime and fault tolerance. Built for organizations managing complex network infrastructure, this Omni-Path switch delivers consistent performance in mission-critical deployments. The 2 PSU design ensures continuous operation even during power supply failures, making it ideal for environments where network downtime is not an option.
Key Features
- 48-port reverse configuration for flexible network topology design
- Dual power supplies (2 PSU) for redundancy and high availability
- Omni-Path technology for optimized data center connectivity
- Enterprise-grade reliability and performance
- Supports complex network infrastructure requirements
- Designed for mission-critical data center operations
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Cornelis Networks |
| Product Series |
Omni-Path Switch 100 Series |
| Port Configuration |
48 Port Reverse |
| Power Supplies |
2 PSU (Redundant) |
| Part Number |
100SWE48UR2 |
| Product Status |
End-of-Life (Discontinued) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Omni-Path Switch 100 Series used for?
The Omni-Path Switch 100 Series is designed for enterprise data center environments requiring high-performance network switching with redundancy. The 48-port configuration supports large-scale network deployments with consistent connectivity and reliability.
Why does this switch have dual power supplies?
The dual PSU design (2 PSU) provides redundancy, ensuring the network switch continues operating if one power supply fails. This is critical for mission-critical environments where network downtime can impact business operations.
Is the Cornelis Omni-Path Switch 100 Series still available?
This model is listed as end-of-life and has been discontinued by Cornelis Networks. For questions about hardware compatibility, replacement options, or technical support, contact Cornelis technical support directly.
What does reverse configuration mean?
Reverse configuration refers to the specific port layout and connectivity design of the 48-port switch, optimized for particular network topology requirements in enterprise data center environments.
