FortiGate-3000D fast path architecture

FortiGate3000D fast path architecture

The FortiGate-3000D features 16 front panel SFP+ 10Gb interfaces connected to two NP6 processors through an

Integrated Switch Fabirc (ISF). The FortiGate-3000D has the following fastpath architecture:

l  8 SFP+ 10Gb interfaces, port1 through port8 share connections to the first NP6 processor (np6_0).

l  8 SFP+ 10Gb interfaces, port9 through port16 share connections to the second NP6 processor (np6_1).

CONSOLE

MGMT 1

1                   3                   5

SFP+

7                   9

11                 13                 15

 

STATUS ALARM HA

 

POWER

USB

MGMT 2

2                   4                   6

8                  10                 12

14                 16

 

 

Integrated Switch Fabric

FortiASIC NP6

FortiASIC NP6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sys

System Bus

 

CP8

CPU

CP8

 

CP8                                                    CP8

 

You can use the following get command to display the FortiGate-3000D NP6 configuration. The command output shows two NP6s named NP6_0 and NP6_1 and the interfaces (ports) connected to each NP6. You can also use the diagnose npu np6 port-list command to display this information.

 

get hardware npu np6 port-list

Chip   XAUI Ports   Max   Cross-chip

Speed offloading

—— —- ——- —– ———- np6_0  0    port1   10G   Yes

0    port6   10G   Yes

1    port2   10G   Yes

1    port5   10G   Yes

2    port3   10G   Yes

2    port8   10G   Yes

3    port4   10G   Yes

3    port7   10G   Yes

—— —- ——- —– ———- np6_1  0    port10  10G   Yes

0    port13  10G   Yes

1    port9   10G   Yes

1    port14  10G   Yes

2    port12  10G   Yes

 

2    port15  10G   Yes

3    port11  10G   Yes

3    port16  10G   Yes

—— —- ——- —– ———-


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