EDGECORE AS7762 32x100GBe SONiC compatible, ONIE, BroadcomTomahawk 3 + Xeon D Switch

[fkyuu]

NEW - EDGECORE 7762-32X-A-12V-F-21 2 Port 100G Ethernet Data Center Spine Switch | eBay

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looks like a pretty good deal to me

 

[Aestr]

I think that’s a SKU with 12V PSUs

Edit: I also don't see the 7762 listed in the SONiC support hardware list. I do see the 7726, but it seems this is a real SKU and not a typo. Not sure if it's supported, and while it seems reasonable YMMV.

https://sonic-net.github.io/SONiC/Supported-Devices-and-Platforms.html

 

[fkyuu]

I think that’s a SKU with 12V PSUs

ah, explains it.

 

[tinfoil3d]

No problem with 12V(vs 48V) powering but it's not listed as supported and also seller feedback is somewhat iffy.
Also that power button suggests that it may have problems with unmanned reboots via PDU.

 

[Aestr]

Reading that manual in the screenshot it also says it needs a “21 inch open rack”, so it looks like an OCP switch.

 

[fkyuu]

I think that’s a SKU with 12V PSUs

Edit: I also don't see the 7762 listed in the SONiC support hardware list. I do see the 7726, but it seems this is a real SKU and not a typo. Not sure if it's supported, and while it seems reasonable YMMV.

https://sonic-net.github.io/SONiC/Supported-Devices-and-Platforms.html

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website lists it as supporting sonic

 

[Aestr]

That’s the 7726 listed as supported, not the 7762 which is the eBay listing you found.

 

[bob_dvb]

Reading that manual in the screenshot it also says it needs a “21 inch open rack”, so it looks like an OCP switch.

Dimensions (WxDxH): 43.84 x 51.5 x 4.35 cm (17.25 x 20.27 x 1.71 in.)

It's 20in deep

Edit: actually correction, these are Open Rack not 19in rack. Looking at the A in the part number, I wonder if these were made for AWS or Azure

 

[Foray]

This isn't a standard 7762, so dimensions from the standard datasheet don't apply. That picture on the leaflet looks like Kylo Ren's chest, wide AF. And the power button is probably connected to some contactor to engage a soft start for the 50-ish amps max this thing is gonna draw from the 12v bus. Nice specs, but definitely won't work in a standard rack.