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Key Features

With the versatile chassis, build a network that suits your needs by installing multiple modules and have more flexibility in expanding your router when required
Rack mounting enables you to organize wires & secure cables for professional installation

JUNIPER NETWORKS Routers & Gateways

PTX10004 PREMIUM3 REDUNDANT CHASSIS

Mfr # PTX10004-PREM3 SKU 6253352

$178,289.31 MSRP $266,585.00 Save 33%

Regular price saves you $88,295.69 against MSRP.

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Product Overview

PTX10004 PREMIUM3 REDUNDANT CHASSIS

PTX10004 PREMIUM3 REDUNDANT CPNTCHASSIS
Juniper PTX10004 Router Chassis - 4 - 400 Gigabit Ethernet - 7U - Rack-mountable
Juniper PTX10004 Router Chassis
4 - 400 Gigabit Ethernet - 7U - Rack-mountable

Technical Specifications

Product Type	Router Chassis
Manufacturer Part Number	PTX10004-PREM3
Weight (Approximate)	271.20 lb
Form Factor	Rack-mountable
Manufacturer	Juniper Networks, Inc
Product Model	PTX10004
Product Name	PTX10004 Router Chassis
Network Technology	10GBase-X
Network Technology	25GBase-X
Network Technology	50GBase-X
Network Technology	100GBase-X
Power Consumption	10.30 kW
Product Line	PTX10000
Brand Name	Juniper
Country of Origin	Malaysia
Height	12.2"
Width	17.4"
Depth	35"
Compatible Rack Unit	7U
Ethernet Technology	400 Gigabit Ethernet
Total Number of Expansion Slots	4
Redundant Power Supply Supported	Yes

Marketing Information

PTX10004 Router Chassis
2 x REs
3 x AC/HVDC/DC Power Supplies
2 x Fan Trays
2 x Fan Tray Controllers
6 x Switch Fabric Cards

Increasingly sophisticated network operators and users seek highly responsive and customizable cloud-like online experiences and services that align with their unique needs and interests, creating more traffic that consumes increasing amounts of network bandwidth.

The demands of the increased network traffic are driving the creation of new core and peering architectures. Cloud routing allows for more centralized, interconnected cores to help operators scale their networks to meet new service-level agreements.

Competing with the ability to rapidly expand capacity is the need to reduce operational costs; providers are under enormous pressure to lower margins and compete with new entrants and disruptors that do not have legacy networks to maintain. There is immense pressure on core and peering routers to simultaneously address:

Scale: Providers may offer backbone connectivity that requires a large number of label-switched paths (LSPs). If they are using Segment Routing or RSVP to take advantage of the traffic engineering (SR-TE/RSVP-TE) functionality, the control plane signaling path must be able to scale in step with the growth of LSPs. This ability to scale is needed for both the primary and backup paths to support redundancy mechanisms like fast re-route (FRR). Today, the total number needed for backbone connectivity is a few million. This type of scaling challenge will be felt by operators who are trying to diversify their portfolios by adding a broader scope of connectivity options; for example, a data center operator who wants to provide cloud connectivity or VPN services to enterprise customers, or an operator of private line service who wants to add a collocation service to its offering.
Operational Flexibility: Virtualized services and the explosion of cloud-based applications are creating increasingly erratic traffic patterns. To handle this unpredictability, service providers need architectures that are flexible and dynamic across all layers. Operators today rely on the flexibility and capacity of IP filters to mitigate the impact of increasing denial-of-service (DoS) attacks.
Investment Protection: Ensuring operators are investing in platforms designed to last has become imperative to leveraging the next generation of ASIC improvements the industry is offering. The risk of packet drops from rip-and-replace strategies to yearly silicon upgrades severely impacts the reliability of future upgrades.