Tag: Cumulus Linux

Cumulus Linux 4.2.0 release

NVIDIA Cumulus Linux 4.2.0 is a minor release that supports new platforms, provides bug fixes and contains several new features and improvements.. New Features and Enhancements Password changes: mandatory default password change upon first login, new ONIE command line options to set the user default password, add a license, and provide initial network configuration, as well […]

Cumulus is aquired by Nvidia. They closed the deal.

Besides standard talks about exciting prospects, key products, acceleration, disaggregation, new growth, and other blah-blah-blah, there are two changes we’d like to mention. The first one – a change in the business model. All transactions are moving to an authorized Cumulus/Mellanox distributor. There will be a week or two of chaos before the new structure […]

Cumulus NetQ 3.0.0 released

Cumulus Networks has launched NetQ 3.0, with significant functionality improvements that streamline network operations and remove barriers to the adoption of open networking. Lifecycle Management (LCM) capabilities are in that upgrade, enabling NetQ to deliver upgrade and configuration management with push button-simplicity. NetQ 3.0 Highlights: With the addition of full lifecycle management functionality, NetQ 3.0 […]

Cumulus Linux 4.1.0 release

This version is a minor release that supports new hardware platforms, provides bug fixes, and contains several new features and improvements for everyone currently using version 4.0.0:New platforms supported: Dell 5212F-ON (25G Trident3 X5) Mellanox SN2010 with 32G RAM (25G Spectrum) New features and enhancements include: Static and dynamic NAT Configuration to disable EVPN flooding […]

Cumulus Linux 4.0 release

It’s our pleasure to inform you that Cumulus Networks is announcing our 4th Generation of open, modern network software including a major release of Cumulus Linux 4.0 as well as a minor release of NetQ and NetQ Cloud 2.4. 4th-Generation Launch Messaging Summary: As a result of nearly 10 years of focused development, Cumulus Linux 4.0 is […]

Cumulus goes to campus networking

Starting with data center networking and building an impressive set of features is a nice start, but what comes next? Another big piece of networking space is campus networks. Especially when a large enterprise campus network starting to look much like enterprise data centers with a need for automation, simplicity, flexibility, and control. In addition […]

Cumulus Linux 3.7.9 release

Cumulus Linux 3.7.9 contains new features and improvements:

Cumulus Linux 3.7 release

The release 3.7 of Cumulus Linux is available in both a binary option as well as a repository code. The main feature of this release is support of Trident3 ASIC from Broadcom. The Trident3 ASIC has more features over Tomahawk family, but at a cost – much slower packet performance. From the user point of […]

Simplifying the Cumulus Linux pricing model

What happened? The difference: What is your definition of leaf and spine? In a datacenter Clos network, leaf switches provide the access layer and are connected to server devices.Switches that provide access to nodes,that form the lower layer of the network, and that connect to the upper tier are considered leaf switches. The spine switches […]

Cumulus Linux 3.2 is available.

Among all features and improvements, there is one for the CLI-hardened guys. The Network Command Line Utility, or NCLU, is a command line interface for Cumulus Networks products that works just like your good old CLI interface. It provides consistent access to networking commands directly via bash, thereby making configuration and troubleshooting simple and easy […]