Juniper

Market Position & Popularity

Cisco dominates the enterprise networking market due to its long-standing presence, brand recognition, and a broad portfolio across switching, routing, wireless, and security. Juniper, though smaller in market share, offers a strong product lineup, particularly in routing and software-defined networking (SDN), and has a reputation for performance and innovation.

In the world of used Juniper hardware, the past six months have witnessed a remarkable shift in the pricing landscape. A steady decline in market prices has left network administrators and IT procurement specialists both intrigued and pleasantly surprised. What's driving this downward price pressure in the realm of pre-owned Juniper equipment?

The Juniper Networks QFX5200-32C is a 1RU data center access/aggregation layer Ethernet switch that offers network engineers a range of desirable technical features, allowing them to build and manage modern networks to meet the demands of today's data center landscape.

Here are our top 5 relevant technical features that make this switch a great choice:

If you're looking for a high-performance Ethernet switch, the Juniper Networks EX4300-48P is a great option. This switch offers a wide range of advanced features and capabilities that make it an excellent choice for networking applications that require high-density connectivity and advanced security features.

Water in a Drought: Ongoing Supply Chain Issues and the Need to Adapt

The Juniper QFX5100 switches are in high demand recently. We’ve been moving many QFX5100-48T, QFX5100-48S (as well as some QFX10002), and we keep getting asked for more. Why so much action? Here is a deep dive on what makes them such a valuable part of our clients’ networks.

If You're Still On the Juniper MX480 Router Fence, Next Generation Modulation May Be the Push You Need

CFP2 vs. QSFP28: Which Transceiver Should You Choose on Your Path to 100G?

So you want to add more 100G capabilities to your network, right? If you answered yes, (and we’re betting you did,) you’re not alone--according to a recent IHS Infonetics report, 100G will account for more than 50% of the data center fiber transceiver market by 2019. 

Juniper MPC4 vs MPC5 100G differences

Juniper 2x100GE + 8x10GE MPC4E vs 2x100GE + 4x10GE MPC5EQ

JUNIPER MPC 100G Comparison

With the advent of streaming content, 100G networks have become more common than ever. What was once only a speed required by tier1 service providers and CDNs is now proliferating into the smaller data center market segment. Most savvy network operators look to strike a balance between required features, scalability, and budget and with several 100G options and varying availability, it’s important to understand what Juniper 100G MPC is right for your network.