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    Spirent Communications Spirent dX3 2-Port Quad-Speed 400/200/100/50GbE Native QSFP-DD Test Module

    Feb. 21, 2018
    The Spirent DX3 Quad-Speed 400/200/100/50GbE Native QSFP-DD and Native CFP8 Test Modules let customers accurately emulate real-world TCP/UDP traffic, scaling up to millions of users and connections. The module supports CFP8 and QSFP-DD form factors.
    Content Dam Lw Online Articles 2018 02 2018 Lwreviews Spirent Dx3 2 Port Quad Speed 400 200 100 50gbe Native Qsfp Dd Test Module Spirent
    The Spirent DX3 Quad-Speed 400/200/100/50GbE Native QSFP-DD and Native CFP8 Test Modules let customers accurately emulate real-world TCP/UDP traffic, scaling up to millions of users and connections. The module supports CFP8 and QSFP-DD form factors.

    When used in conjunction with the Spirent N11U chassis, a total of 24 ports can populate a single chassis.

    Judge's Comment: "I like the density and flexibility that that this product brings to 50/100/200/400 testing with both CFP8 and QSFP-DD."

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