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Big Monitoring Fabric

Simpler, Scalable, Economical

Big Monitoring Fabric enables pervasive security and monitoring of network traffic for
an organization and selectively delivers it to multiple security, monitoring, performance
measurement and compliance tools—both Inline and Out-of-Band. Leveraging an Open
Ethernet switch fabric and an SDN controller, Big Monitoring Fabric is a highly scalable
and ultra-low cost (CapEx & OpEx) network visibility solution.

BIG SWITCH NETWORKS Big Monitoring Fabric (Big Mon / BMF) Overview
Big Monitoring Fabric is a modern 1G/10G/40G/100G network visibility fabric that leverages
Our mission is to deliver hyperscale-
high-performance, open Ethernet switches to provide pervasive security monitoring and
inspired, fit-for-purpose visibility of an organization’s network traffic at ultra-low CapEx/OpEx costs. Using an SDN-
networking/monitoring solutions centric architecture, Big Monitoring Fabric enables scale-out fabric for enterprise-wide
to datacenters - enabling monitoring, single pane of glass for operational simplicity, and multi-tenancy for multiple
IT teams (NetOps, DevOps, SecOps) to simultaneously perform network monitoring using
enterprises realize the benefits of
tenant-specific inline or out-of-band tools and policies.
simplified productivity, improved
scalability, and pervasive security Architecture: SDN Software Meets Open Switch Hardware
with a dramatically improved TCO. The Big Monitoring Fabric is a next-generation Network Packet Broker (NPB) that has
been designed from the ground-up to build a pervasive visibility fabric that addresses the
challenges of current NPB-based monitoring solutions. Big Mon’s architecture is inspired
by Hyperscale Networking designs, which consist of Open Ethernet switch hardware, SDN
Big Monitoring Fabric is the next-
controller software and centralized tool deployment.
generation network packet broker,
The Big Monitoring Fabric architecture consists of the following components:
which provides a visibility fabric
• Cluster of SDN-enabled Big Monitoring Fabric Controllers — an HA pair of virtual
for monitoring and security of out-
machines or hardware appliances—that enable centralized configuration, monitoring and
of-band/inline workloads in the troubleshooting in a simplified manner.
enterprise datacenter, DMZ • Big Switch’s SDN-enabled Switch Light OS is a lightweight OS, that runs on the switches
or extranet environments at cost- in the Big Mon fabric. The ONIE-deployable Switch Light OS leverages complete HW ASIC
effective price points. capabilities to support production-grade data center features.
• Open Ethernet Switches (White Box or Brite Box): These switches include Dell Open
Networking switches, as well as ODM switches from Accton and Quanta. The merchant
silicon networking ASICs used in these switches are the same as used by most incumbent
switch vendors and have been widely deployed in production in hyperscale datacenter
networks. These switches ship with Open Network Install Environment (ONIE) for
Get hands-on experience with our offering, automatic and vendor-agnostic installation of third-party network OS.
register for a free online trial at:
labs.bigswitch.com • Big Mon Service Node (optional)—an x86-based appliance that connects to the Big
Contact our sales team at: Mon fabric (either single or as part of a service node chain) to provide advanced packet
[email protected] functions like de-duplication, packet slicing, header-stripping and regex matching.

For general inquiries contact us at: Note: Beta support for the Netflow Generation function with the Big Mon Service Node will
[email protected] be available in Q3’16.
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Figure 1: Big Monitoring Fabric—Architecture

Significant CapEx/OpEx Savings Big Monitoring Fabric—Product Description

The Big Monitoring Fabric enables optimized and efficient BMF switches can be deployed in either of the two deployment
monitoring while providing a multi-fold reduction in total modes:
cost of ownership (TCO). High TCO of NPB-based approach
• Out-of-Band—Deployed adjacent to the production network.
is due to ever-expanding box-by-box deployment and
Connects to SPAN/TAP ports from the production network.
proprietary hardware—which results in box-level limited datacenter
visibility. Additionally, under-utilization (or inefficient use due to • Inline—Deployed in the DMZ or Extranet (production network).
organizational silos) of the monitoring tools further increases TCO. Big Monitoring Fabric Controller continues to be the single, central
Open Ethernet Switch Economics point of management for all its out-of-band as well as inline
Big Monitoring Fabric utilizes the underlying cost efficiencies and deployed switches.
high performance (1G/10G/40G/100G) of open Ethernet switches, Some of the advanced features of Big Monitoring Fabric include:
and as a result, it is much more cost-effective to monitor larger
Application Protocol Recognition (or Deeper Packet Matching):
volumes of network traffic than vertically integrated NPB solutions.
Big Monitoring Fabric enables HW-based deeper packet matching
SDN-Enabled Operational Efficiencies capability (as shown in Figure 3) to recognize application
Big Monitoring Fabric is provisioned and managed through the protocols and their attributes. With ability to match up to 128 bytes
single pane of glass—Big Monitoring Fabric controller CLI, GUI or of each packet at line rate, Big Mon allows more sophisticated
REST APIs. This operating model allows for an easier integration monitoring policies to be written that can match on inner header
with existing management systems as well as monitoring tools and fields for encapsulated packets such as MPLS, VXLAN and GRE
hence significantly reduces the operational costs associated with box- and/or mobile 4G/LTE protocols such as GTP and SCTP.
by-box management of traditional NPBs.
sFlow Generator & Collector: Big Mon supports sFlow generation
and collection capability that provides real-time flow-level visibility
into the production network. sFlow is an industry standard
Figure 2: Monitoring Fabric—Graphical User Interface (GUI) technology that is available on most Open Ethernet switches. It
provides real time application level visibility, including tunneled
or encapsulated traffic, enables detection of security attacks like
DoS/DDoS and supports sub-second triggering.
The sFlow configuration for Big Monitoring Fabric is done centrally
through the controller and is applied to filter switches/interfaces.
Advantages of using sFlow on Big Monitoring Fabric include:
• Centralized, simple and consistent configuration across all switches,
using the centralized configuration through Big Mon controller
• Off-loads sFlow record generation burden from the production
switches to the monitoring fabric
• sFlow offers visibility into the whole protocol stack as opposed
to only outer TCP-IP fields

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Figure 3: Big Monitoring Fabric—Monitor Every Location with Centralized Tools and Management

Big Monitoring Fabric: Out-of-Band Big Monitoring Fabric.

As data center networks transition to modern 10G/40G and In scale-out designs:
40G/100G designs to meet demands of cloud computing, data
analytics and/or 4G/LTE mobile services, the corresponding traffic • A 3-layer topology is recommended in which the 3rd “core”
monitoring networks also need to transition to next-generation layer of switches may be used between the “filter” and the
designs. The exponential growth seen in data center size, “delivery” switch layers. These switches aggregate traffic from
bandwidth and traffic, as well as the demand for a higher portion the filter switches and send them to requisite delivery switches
of network traffic to be monitored have been testing the limits of to forward to the necessary tools.
the traditional monitoring/visibility designs. Traditional box-by-box • “Service interfaces” may be configured where packets can be
approach based on proprietary Network Packet Brokers (NPBs) sent to one or multiple Big Monitoring Fabric Service Nodes or
has proven to be cost prohibitive and operationally complex for NPBs for advanced packet services, like de-duplication, packet
organization wide monitoring. slicing, regex matching, header stripping or Netflow Generation
With Big Mon’s scale-out architecture, simplified operations (Beta in Q3’16) in a chain prior to delivery to the security or
and open switch economics, the Out-of-Band deployment mode performance monitoring tools. The Big Mon Service node
is rapidly becoming an attractive replacement for NPBs, creating provides a simple, high-performance and cost-effective solution
two popular use cases: wherever specialized packet functions are required. At the same
time, the customers can re-purpose (and thus protect their
• Monitor Every Rack (monitor or tap every link) investment on) their existing high-priced NPBs in an even more
• Monitor Every Location (monitor or tap remote efficient manner, by chaining them as services nodes to the Big
DCs/POPs/branches/sites) Monitoring Fabric.

Big Monitoring Fabric supports topology agnostic, highly scalable • Monitor Every Location: Big Monitoring Fabric can be extended
fabrics. Depending on the customers’ requirements, a range of across L3 WAN to enable monitoring of remote DCs/POPs, colo
topologies is supported—from a single-switch fabric to a scale-out, facilities, campus/branch locations, as well as retail sites. This
multi-switch/multi-layer fabric. A typical multi-layer Big Monitoring allows centralization of monitoring tools and staff in few data
Fabric design has a layer of open Ethernet switches labeled as centers, thus dramatically reducing CapEx and OpEx cost while
“filter” switches and a layer of open Ethernet switches labeled allowing operations teams to monitor networks across the entire
as “delivery” switches. Most switch interfaces in the filter-switch organization. By simply deploying a commodity Ethernet switch
layer are wired to passive optical taps or switch/router/firewall at each monitored location, the entire Big Monitoring Fabric
SPAN ports in the production network and are configured as “filter (including remote location switches) is operated and managed
interfaces” in the Big Mon controller software user interface. Switch centrally via the BMF Controller with high availability.
interfaces in the delivery-switch layer are wired to tools and are
configured as “delivery interfaces”. Filter interfaces (where packets
come in to the fabric) and delivery interfaces (where packets go
out of the fabric to tools) represent the primary functions of the

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Figure 4: Big Monitoring Fabric Inline—In-band Security & Monitoring Tool Chaining in the DMZ

Inline Key Feature Highlights:

Network security for organizations has never been more important in • High Availability Architecture
light of continued cyber attacks. Additionally, security practices that
monitor / secure the network are rapidly changing, as the networks • Highly resilient against network, tool or controller failures.
are demanded to provide more services like cloud computing, Big • Supports customizable inline health check with aggressive
Data, and BYOD. health timers.
As a result, it is paramount to design and maintain the high-performance • Tool Chaining and Sharing
and resilient characteristics of the network, while ensuring that it is
• Support chaining of up to 4 tools in a single chain. Supports
compliant and secure against intrusions/attacks. To address these
different tool chains for traffic coming into / leaving the DMZ.
challenges, customers prefer using inline monitoring and security
Additionally, the same tool interfaces can also be shared
in their DMZ/Extranet environment. Security tools, by virtue of
(optional) across multiple chains on the switch.
being inline, can assess every packet and actively prevent or block
intrusions that are detected before they can manifest and do the • Tool Oversubscription/Load Balancing
damage. However, inline security architecture poses new challenges • Load balance higher data bandwidth (10G/40G/100G) across
in terms of high availability, continued maintenance, and scalability. multiple instances of lower bandwidth tools (1G/10G/40G).
Big Mon Inline enables pervasive security in the DMZ and addresses • Enhance Tool Efficiency
the challenges faced by traditional solutions while offering lower-cost
and SDN-centric operational simplicity. • Send only relevant traffic (as opposed to all traffic).

Big Mon Inline consists of a Big Mon Controller and open Ethernet • Supports dynamic, programmatic (REST API based)
switches deployed in High availability configuration. The inline configuration to drop certain marked flows (e.g. DDoS) or even
security tools directly connect (optionally via link aggregation) to bypass (whitelist) certain flows for a tool on the switch. In such
these Ethernet switches. Leveraging the Big Mon controller as the scenarios, the fabric switch drops the marked flows, rather than
central point of management, Big Mon Inline configures policies sending the flows to the tool to drop them.
that create paths through the inline tools. The solution supports • Simplify Multi-team operational workflows
load balancing across multiple instances of the same tool as well as
• Single Pane of Glass management/configuration; No complex,
chaining of a set of tools on a per-policy basis.
error-prone PBRs needed; Easily load-balance or chain tools.
• Replicate certain traffic (at line-rate) via a rule-based SPAN to
send to offline tools for further processing.
• The Big Mon Controller is the unified, single point of
management for inline / out-of-band monitoring.

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Big Monitoring Fabric Features

FEATURE Benefits

Network-Wide Visibility • Packet Filtering, Aggregation, Tool Port Load-Balancing and Packet Replication functions.
(Monitor or Tap Every Rack) • Single switch or scale-out 1 / 2 / 3 layer Fabric designs: 1G, 10G, 40G & 100G.
• Centralized fabric / policy definition and instrumentation of open Ethernet switches
within the network.
• Programmatic Event-triggered monitoring (via REST API).
• Multiple Overlapping Match Rules per Filter Interface based on a variety of L2, L3, L4
header as well as via Deeper Packet Matching (DPM) attributes.
• Time / packet based scheduling of Policies.
• Ensures efficient utilization of open Ethernet switch capabilities via Controller Policy
Optimizer Engine.

High Performance, • High-Availability for the Controller as well as the Fabric.

Highly Scalable Network • Auto Fabric Path Computation that detects and responds to failures in the
Monitoring Fabric
monitoring network.
• Policy-based load balancing of core links with failover detection to efficiently utilize
fabric bandwidth and ensure resiliency.
• Detection of service node/link failure and an option to bypass the service.
• Link Aggregation (LAG) in the open Ethernet fabric (including across core links, service
node links and delivery links).
• Tagging policy or tap (filter) interfaces.
• Supports a variety of security and monitoring tool vendors.
• Supports a variety of NPBs as stand-alone or chained Service Nodes.

Centralized Management, Big Monitoring Fabric Controller is single pane of glass for fabric and policy management.
Configuration, Troubleshooting • Policies can be configured from a centralized controller to forward flows from multiple
filter interfaces to multiple delivery interfaces, including optional service nodes. Packet
replication is made at the last common node to optimize the fabric bandwidth.
• GUI, REST API, and CLI for configuration and viewing operational state.
• Centralized interface, flow and congestion statistics collection.
• Centralized automatic upgrade of the monitoring fabric switches.
• Simplified install / upgrade of the fabric via the Big Mon Controller

Multi-DC/Multi-site Tunneling • Centralized monitoring of remote DCs/POPs/branches/sites (across L3 WAN).

(Tap Every Location) • Support tools located in a single tool farm in the centralized DC in a centralized DC.
• Replication of packets across tunnels.
• Tunneling at 1G, 10G, 40G and 100G bandwidths.
• Rate limiting of monitored traffic before entering L3 WAN.
• Tunneling enabled on a per-switch basis.

Production Network Visibility, Big Monitoring Fabric further facilitates trouble-shooting and simplifies operations and
Telemetry and Analytics
management with the Production Network Visibility features:
• Host Tracker: shows detailed information about hosts in the production network.
• Subnet Tracker: shows IP subnets used in the production network.
• Tap Tracker: shows devices connected to TAP interfaces in the production network.
• DHCP Tracker: shows which subnets, served by DHCP servers are in the
production network.
• DNS Tracker: shows which DNS are being used to resolve domain names in the
production network.
• Sflow Generator & Collector: provides clear visibility on the activities in the production network.

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FEATURE DESCRIPTION / BENEFIT

Advanced Filtering & Deeper • L2/L3/L4 header filtering on ingress and packet replication (as required) in the fabric
Packet Matching capabilities for multiple egress tools.
• Deeper Packet Matching (DPM) with masking (up to 128 bytes in packet). Supports
matching on inner header fields for encapsulated packets (e.g MPLS, VXLAN, GRE) and/
or protocols (e.g. GTP, SCTP).
• IPv4 and IPv6 based filtering.
• IPv4, IPv6, MAC Address masking, TCP Flags, DSCP matching.
• Support filtering on inner VLAN of a Q-in-Q packet

Security and Controlled Access • TACACS+ authentication & authorization.

(Monitoring as a Service) • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for administratively defined access control per user.
• Multi-tenancy for advanced overlapping policies across multiple user groups to monitor
the traffic from the same tap interface to various tool interfaces.
• Tenant-aware Web-based management GUI, CLI and REST API.
• Self-service monitoring across multiple groups/business units using the same
underlying infrastructure.

Packet Capture • Quick and easy 1G/10G interface available for packet capture on the controller
(With Controller Hardware Appliance only)
hardware appliance.
• Additional 1TB hard disk available
• Configurable auto deletion of older pcap files.

Marker Packet Generation • Injection of a “marker” packet into the tool or pcap file.

Specialized Packet Functions • Packet De-duplication—Enhances tool efficiency, by dropping duplicate packets.
• Packet Slicing—Improves security and tool throughput by stripping off the payload.
• Regex Pattern matching—Improves filtering of traffic based on regex patterns anywhere
within the packet.
• Header stripping for VXLAN, Cisco Fabric Path, ERSPAN and MPLS packets. Generic
user-defined header stripping function is also supported.
• Netflow Generation Function (Beta in Q3’16) will also be supported.
• L2GRE tunnel packet decapsulation.
• VLAN tag stripping—Useful for stripping RSPAN tag.
• VLAN tag push—Useful for filter interface tagging.
• Match on inner packet post stripping.
• Additional specialized packet functions (like packet obfuscation, and time-stamping)
can be realized by service chaining 3rd party NPBs as service nodes.

Fabric wide CRC check • Allow/Disallow bad CRC packets in the production network to reach the tools for analysis.
(Graphical User Interface)
Rich Web-based GUI • The Dashboard shows the resources used by the fabric as well as a bird’s eye-view of
the topology
• A highly attractive as well as functional GUI Topology view which shows:
- All the switches / ports in the fabric.
- Paths taken across the fabric on a per-policy basis.
- An intelligent Context sensitive Properties Panel triggered by a mouse-over on a
topology object.
• Customizable tabular views which are persisted as user preferences.
• Various table export options like JSON, CSV are available throughout the GUI.
• Presents a highly intuitive, simplified management and operations workflow.

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FEATURE DESCRIPTION / BENEFIT

Support for Ethernet-Based Support for 1G, 10G, 40G and 100G switches from Dell, Accton and Quanta. The common
Open Switch Vendors supported switch configurations are:
• 48x1G + 4x10G
• 48x10G + 4x40G (BRCM Trident/Trident+ ASIC)
• 48x10G + 6x40G (BRCM Trident-II ASIC)
• 32x40G (BRCM Trident-II ASIC)
• 64x40G (Beta in Q3’16) (BRCM Tomahawk ASIC)
• 32x100G (BRCM Tomahawk ASIC)
For the complete list of supported switch vendors/configurations as well as optics/cables,
included in the Big Monitoring Fabric Hardware Compatibility List (HCL), please contact the
Big Switch Sales Team ([email protected]).

Big MONITORING FABRIC Controller Appliance Specification

The Big Monitoring Fabric Controller can be deployed either as a Virtual Machine appliance on an existing server or as a Hardware Appliance.
Controller VM Appliance Specification
The Big Monitoring Fabric Controller is available as a Virtual Machine appliance for the following environments.

Environment Version

Linux KVM Ubuntu 12.04, Ubuntu 14.04

VMware ESXi Version 5.1 U1

Version 5.0.0 U1
Version 5.1.0 U1
Version 5.5.0 U1
Version 5.5.0 U2
Note: The above table explicitly indicates the Major/Minor/Maintenance versions tested and supported by Big Monitoring Fabric. Versions other than the ones listed above will not be
supported.

Minimum VM Requirements

2 vCPU with a minimum scheduling of 1GHz.

4 GB of virtual memory.

20 GB of Hard disk.

One virtual network interface reachable from physical switches.

Note: A VM’s performance depends on many other factors in the hypervisor setup, and as such, we recommend using hardware appliance for production deployment.

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Big Mon Controller Hardware Appliance Specification (BMF-CTLR-HWB, BMF-CTLR2-HWB)

The Big Mon controller is available as an enterprise-class, 2-sockets, 1U rack-mount hardware appliance designed to deliver the right
combination of performance, redundancy and value in a dense chassis.

FEATURE Technical Specification

Form Factor 1U Rack Server

(H x W x D)
(4.28cm x 43.4cm x 60.7cm)

Processor Intel Xeon E5-2620 v3 2.40GHz, 15M Cache, 8GT/s QPI, Turbo, 6 Cores, 2 Sockets, 85W

Memory 4 x 16GB RDIMM, 2133 MT/s, Dual Rank, x4 Data Width

Hard Drive 2 x 1TB 7.2K RPM SATA 6Gbps 3.5in Hot-plug Hard Drives; RAID 1 for H330/H730/H730P

Networking Embedded NIC: Four 10/100/1000 Mbps

Network Adapter: Intel X520 Dual Port 10Gb DA/SFP+ server adapter

Power 2 x Hot Plug Power Supplies 550W

Additional Features Fan fault tolerance; ECC memory, interactive LCD screen; ENERGY STAR® compliant

Environment Specification

Temperature–Continuous Operation 10°C to 35°C (50°F to 95°F)

Temperature–Storage -40°C to 65°C (-40°F to 149°F) with a maximum temperature gradation of 20°C per hour

Relative Humidity–Continuous 10% to 80% with 29°C (84.2°F) maximum dew point

Relative Humidity–Storage 5% to 95% at a maximum wet bulb temperature of 33°C (91°F), atmosphere must be
non-condensing at all times

Altitude–Continuous -15.2m to 3048m (-50ft to 10,000ft)

Altitude–Storage -15.2m to 12,000m (-50ft to 39,370ft)

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BIG MONITORING FABRIC ANALYTICS VM SPECIFICATIONT
The Big Monitoring Fabric Analytics functionality is available as a Virtual Machine appliance for the following environments.

Environment Version

Linux KVM Ubuntu 12.04

Ubuntu 14.04

VMware ESXi Version 5.5.0 U1

Version 5.5.0 U2
Version 6.0.0
Version 5.5.0 U2
Note: The above table explicitly indicates the Major/Minor/Maintenance versions tested and supported by Big Monitoring Fabric. Versions other than the ones listed above will not
be supported.

Minimum VM Requirements

At least 100 GB of disk space.

16 GB RAM

• 8 vCPUs

Reachability to the Ubuntu time server or other NTP server.

BIG MONITORING FABRIC Service Node Hardware Appliance Specification (BMF-SN-HW)

The Big Monitoring Fabric Service Node appliance is available as an enterprise-class, NEBS Level 3 & ETSI Compliant, 2-sockets, 1U rack-
mount hardware appliance with 4x10G bi-directional interfaces, designed to deliver the right combination of performance and value.
The Big Mon Service Node provides specialized packet functions like de-duplication, packet slicing, and regex pattern matching. Once
connected to the fabric, the Big Mon controller auto-discovers the service node, and becomes the single, central point of management
and configuration of the service node. This highly scalable architecture allows chaining of multiple service nodes that are connected to
the fabric via the service node chaining function of the Big Monitoring Fabric.

FEATURE Technical Specification

Form Factor 1U Rack Server

(H x W x D)
(4.28 cm x 48.23 cm x 70.05 cm)

Processor Intel Xeon E5-2658 v3 2.20GHz, 30M Cache, 9.60GT/s QPI, Turbo, HT, 12 Cores,
1 Socket, 105W

Memory 4 x 8GB RDIMM, 2133 MT/s, Dual Rank, x8 Data Width

Hard Drive 1 x 1TB 10K RPM SATA 6Gbps 2.5in Hot-plug Hard Drive

Networking Embedded NIC: Four 10/100/1000 Mbps

Network Adapter: Two Intel X710 Dual Port 10Gb DA/SFP+, Converged Network Adapter

Power Dual, Hot-plug, Redundant Power Supply (1+1), 1100W AC or DC

Additional Features Fan fault tolerance; ECC memory, LCD Access Control Panel; NEBS Level 3 and ETSI
certified, fresh-air cooling systems

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Environment Specification

Temperature–Continuous Operation 10°C to 35°C (50°F to 95°F)

Temperature–Storage -40°C to 65°C (-40°F to 149°F) with a maximum temperature gradient of 20°C per hour

Relative Humidity–Continuous 10% to 80% with 26°C (78.8°F) maximum dew point

Relative Humidity–Storage 5% to 95% at a maximum wet bulb temperature of 33°C (91°F), atmosphere must be
non-condensing at all times

Altitude–Continuous Upto 3048m (10,000ft)

Altitude–Storage Upto 12,000m (39,370ft)

About Big Switch

Big Switch Networks is the market leader in bringing hyperscale data center networking technologies to a broader audience. The company
is taking three key hyperscale technologies—OEM/ODM bare metal and open Ethernet switch hardware, sophisticated SDN control
software, and core-and-pod data center designs—and leveraging them in fit-for-purpose products designed for use in enterprises, cloud
providers and service providers. For additional information, email [email protected], follow @bigswitch or visit www.bigswitch.com.

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right to change, modify, transfer or otherwise revise this publication without notice. Big Monitoring Fabric Datasheet v1
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