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The set interface gigabit-ethernet breakout command breaks out the 40GE, 100GE, 200GE and 400GE interfaces into four split interfaces. The 40GE interface is split into four 10GE interfaces; the 100GE interface is split into four 25GE interfaces; the 200GE interface is split into four 50GE interfaces; the 400GE interface is split into four 100GE interfaces.
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Command Syntax
set interface gigabit-ethernet <port-name> breakout <true | false>
Parameter
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gigabit-ethernet <port-name> | Specifies the port name of 40G, 100G, 200G or 400G port. |
breakout <true | false> | Specifies the breakout mode. The value could be true or false.
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Usage Guidelines
The 40GE interfaces can be split into 4 x 10GE interfaces, the 100GE interface can be split into 4 x 25G or 4 x 10G Ethernet interfaces. By default, the 100G interface is split into 4 x 25G Ethernet interfaces. If you want to split into 4 x 10G Ethernet interfaces, you need to configure the four interfaces rate to 10G through the command line after port breakout. Note: The rate of the four interfaces is required to be consistent.
The 200GE interfaces can be split into 4 x 50GE, 4 x 25GE, 2 x 100GE or 2×50GE interfaces. By default, the 200GE interface is split into 4 x 50GE interfaces. To split into 4 x 25G or 2×50GE Ethernet interfaces, insert the 100GE optical module and execute the set interface gigabit-ethernet breakout-type command; to split into 2 x 100G Ethernet interfaces, insert the 200GE optical module, and execute the set interface gigabit-ethernet breakout-type command.
The 400GE interfaces can be split into 4 x 100GE or 2 x 200GE interfaces. By default, the 400GE interface is split into 4 x 100GE interfaces. To split into 2 x 200G Ethernet interfaces, execute the set interface gigabit-ethernet breakout-type command.
After a single interface is split into four interfaces, the 10GE split optical interface or the 25GE split optical interface supports the same configurations and features as other non-breakout optical interface except that the interface is named in a different way. For example, the port name of the 100GE and 40GE optical interfaces is xe-1/1/n before port breakout; however, after port breakout the port names of the four interfaces are xe-1/1/n.1, xe-1/1/n.2, xe-1/1 /n.3 and xe- 1/1/n.4.
Example
Split the 40GE port xe-1/1/25 into 4 x 10GE ports.
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admin@XorPlus# set interface gigabit-ethernet xe-1/1/25 breakout true admin@XorPlus# co Commit OK. Save done. Interface breakout setting has been changed, please reboot the system for changes to take effect! Make sure to delete all the configurations associated with the unavailable interfaces, otherwise loading startup configuration will fail. admin@XorPlus# exit admin@XorPlus> request system reboot |
Do not split the 100G port xe-1/1/53.
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admin@XorPlus# set interface gigabit-ethernet xe-1/1/53 breakout false admin@XorPlus# co Commit OK. Save done. Interface breakout setting has been changed, please reboot the system for changes to take effect! Make sure to delete all the configurations associated with the unavailable interfaces, otherwise loading startup configuration will fail. admin@XorPlus# exit admin@XorPlus> request system reboot |
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