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vlan's are used to separate layer2 traffic, which can be linked together by layer3 routing table. VRF's are used to seperate layer3 traffic by creating multiple independent routing tables.

Aren't you forgetting the monthly bill from the utility company?

No RS-FEC on N9K-EX 100G as far as I know, FX does.

Get a chassis with linecards?

Nice.

You most likely get the required license and the latest OS10 version that was available on the date that the original support contract ended.

It works on all Broadcom based devices, S5000 is the only series I believe.

The EXE will work fine with onie-install, its packaged like that to make it compatible with centralized management software for updates. No need to unpack if you have a somewhat recent onie firmware.

Not sure why the link got ****ed up, but here is another try. https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-en/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=xmwmt&oscode=naa&productcode=networking-mx9116n That is the closest you can get without a support contract.

If just for switching, maybe a vlan without routing, yes. Any other features will not be easy with SONiC.

is 10.5.6 ok? https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-en/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=g2pg9