Getting 400gig interfaces working on the Arista 7280CR3-36S
TL;DR: you have to give up the adjacent 200gig port to use 400gig on the 7280CR3. If that’s okay, and you want to proceed with converting eth33/1 and/or eth35/1 to Continue Reading…
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Arista switching & routing
TL;DR: you have to give up the adjacent 200gig port to use 400gig on the 7280CR3. If that’s okay, and you want to proceed with converting eth33/1 and/or eth35/1 to Continue Reading…
The (currently) last version of EOS to support the venerable Arista 7010T switch is 4.28.10.1M. This is such a great switch; you can find them on eBay, often for less Continue Reading…
Just throwing a quick post up to act as a note to myself on Arista’s transceiver form factor names and how they map to the rest of the world. There’s Continue Reading…
If you see this style of error after upgrading a 7280SE, it’s because EOS past 4.23 doesn’t support the good ol’ 7280SE (reference https://www.arista.com/en/support/advisories-notices/end-of-support/10276-end-of-software-support-for-7500e-7280e): Jul 27 07:34:34 rtr-lax-int2 SuperServer: 93: Continue Reading…
Just a quick article on what you need to do to be able to SCP an image into an Arista switch:
Here’s some tips on setting up a management VRF in Arista gear, including management VRF routing which may or may not be available to you depending on equipment. Keep in Continue Reading…
This article is a work in progress; still updating it with more info as of July 2016. In May 2016 I got my hands on a few Arista switches for Continue Reading…
Similar to my article about Cisco and Brocade not wanting to interact with each other without a very specific configuration, you’ll likely run into the same issue if you’re trying Continue Reading…