Huawei CE6850-EI-B01 48x10GE Data Center Switch 4x40GE

• Financial services trading and transaction systems
• Government and public sector core IT infrastructure
• Telecom and ISP data center backbone networks
• Private cloud and hybrid cloud deployment environments
• Big data analytics and AI/ML compute clusters
• Disaster recovery and high-availability data center setups
• Multi-tenant enterprise hosting and colocation environments

• Dual 600W AC power supplies for hardware-level redundancy
• 1+1 power redundancy ensuring high availability and uptime
• Support for Layer 2 and advanced Layer 3 routing protocols
• VXLAN support enabling network virtualization and segmentation
• SDN-ready design for automated and programmable networks
• Low-latency, wire-speed forwarding for performance-critical workloads
• Enterprise-grade QoS and traffic prioritization capabilities
• Advanced ACL and security controls for controlled data center access
• Designed for spine-leaf and aggregation layer deployments
• High scalability for virtualization and cloud infrastructure growth

• Brand: Huawei
• Model: CE6850-EI-B01
• Switch Type: Data Center / Enterprise Aggregation Switch
• Form Factor: 1U, 19-inch Rack Mountable
• Ports: 48 × 10GE SFP+
• Uplink Ports: 4 × 40GE QSFP+
• Console Port: 1 × RJ45
• USB Port: 1 × USB 2.0
• Form Factor: 1U, 19-inch rack-mountable
• Switching Capacity: High-capacity backplane for full line-rate forwarding
• Forwarding Performance: Wire-speed on all ports
• MAC Address Table: Large-scale MAC entries
• Jumbo Frame Support: Yes
• Power Modules: 2 × 600W AC Power Supplies (Included)
• Power Redundancy: 1+1 Redundant
• Input Voltage: 100–240V AC
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Hot-swappable PSU: Supported

Why Choose This Product?

• The Huawei CE6850-EI-B01 for its ability to deliver high-density 10GE connectivity with enterprise-grade redundancy and scalable uplink architecture. It is designed for environments where uptime, predictable latency, and high throughput are critical to business operations.
• Compared to lower-tier data center switches, it significantly improves server aggregation density and reduces the number of required switching layers, simplifying spine-leaf deployments and improving operational efficiency. Its dual power redundancy enhances business continuity and reduces risk in mission-critical workloads.
• From a procurement perspective, it offers long-term infrastructure value by supporting virtualization, SDN readiness, and hybrid cloud integration without requiring frequent hardware redesign. It is widely adopted in enterprise data centers seeking scalable modernization and improved ROI across compute and storage networks.