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| Alcatel-Lucent’s OmniSwitch 6850E is the youngest fixed product in the portfolio and possesses most of the features that modern enterprise LAN’s demand, balancing efficiency and performance and doing so with a compelling price point. (12/6/2011) |
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| Avaya’s Ethernet Routing Switch 5000 series is a popular, pedigreed product family with a mix of models and additional software features that compete nicely with other models in the marketplace. (12/6/2011) |
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| Brocade FastIron CX provides a capable software feature set, competitive performance and density, and possesses redundant power supplies for some system resiliency in business-critical deployments such as VoIP and video. (12/6/2011) |
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| Cisco’s 3750 Series remains one of the most capable and flexible fixed switching platforms in the industry with features, port & power options, and price points to meet most enterprise switching needs. (12/6/2011) |
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| The Enterasys C5 is threatening to competitors because of its port diversity, 10GbE support, PoE+ support, competitive pricing, and the emphasis on security coupled with policy management that Enterasys brings to all of its switching products. (12/6/2011) |
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| Extreme’s X460 stackable is competitive in the market as it functions as a high performance access device in addition to being a capable aggregation and small core switch due to good performance and reasonable port diversity. (12/6/2011) |
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| Juniper’s EX4200 line of fixed configuration Ethernet switches threatens competitors with a higher stack count, a higher total port count, and the features that the majority of enterprise customers are seeking in a switch today. (12/6/2011) |
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