The Base License includes the features in the following table:
| Switch Engine Software Feature | Supported Platforms |
|---|---|
|
AVB
|
All platforms. Universal platforms have the AVB Feature License included in the Advanced Edge or Base License. You do not need to separately purchase and install the AVB Feature License for these switches. |
| BGP Auto-peering | All platforms |
| BGP peers—Universal switches are allowed up to 2 manually configured BGP peers on the default VR with a base license. | All platforms |
| CLEARFlow | All platforms |
| Convergence End Point (CEP) detection | All platforms |
DHCPv4:
|
All platforms |
DHCPv6:
|
All platforms |
| Direct Attach—based on the IEEE version of VEPA, eliminates the virtual switch layer, simplifying the network and improving performance. Direct Attach enables data center simplification by reducing network tiers from four or five tiers to just two or three tiers, depending on the size of the data center. | All platforms |
| EAPS Advanced Edge—multiple physical rings, and "common links", also known as "shared port". | All platforms |
| ERPS-more domains (allows 32 rings with matching ring ports) and multi-ring support | All platforms |
| ESRP-Full | All platforms |
| ESRP-Virtual MAC | All platforms |
| Extended Edge Switching | ExtremeSwitching 5420 and 5520 |
| Extreme Network Virtualization (XNV) | All platforms except 5320 |
IP address security:
|
All platforms |
| IP Flow Information Export (IPFIX) | Not supported |
| IP NAT | Not supported |
IP security:
|
All platforms |
| IPv4 unicast routing, including static routes | All platforms |
| IPv4 multicast routing, including static routes Note: This feature has limitations in the
Edge and Advanced Edge licenses. See the
Switch Engine 32.3 User Guide
.
|
All platforms |
| IPv4 Duplicate Address Detection (DAD) | All platforms |
| IPv6 unicast routing, including static routes | All platforms |
| IPv6 interworking—IPv6-to-IPv4 and IPv6-in-IPv4 configured tunnels | All platforms |
| IPv6 DAD without CLI management | All platforms |
| IPv6 DAD with CLI management | All platforms |
| Keychain Manager | All platforms |
| Local-only, user-created virtual routers (VR) | ExtremeSwitching 5320-24T/24P |
| Multi-Switch Link Aggregation Group (MLAG) | All platforms |
| Multinetting for forwarding | All platforms |
| ONEPolicy | All platforms |
| OSPFv2-Edge (limited to max of 4 active interfaces) | All platforms |
| OSPFv2 Auto-peering | All platforms |
| OSPFv3-Edge (limited to max of 4 active interfaces) | All platforms |
| PIM—Universal switches are not subject to the maximum number of PIM IPv4 interfaces (4) that pertains to other switch models. | All platforms |
| PIM-SM-Edge | All platforms |
| PIM snooping Note: This feature has limitations in the Base license. See the
Switch Engine 32.3 User Guide
.
|
All platforms |
| Policy based routing (PBR) for IPv4 | All platforms |
| Policy based routing (PBR) for IPv6 | All platforms |
| Protocol-based VLANs | All platforms |
| PSTag | ExtremeSwitching 5420 and 5520. |
| Python scripting | All platforms |
| RIP v1/v2 | All platforms |
| RIPng | All platforms |
| Routing access policies | All platforms |
| Route maps | All platforms |
| SummitStack (switch stacking using native or dedicated ports) | Not supported |
| SummitStack-V (switch stacking using dual-purpose data ports) | All platforms. See the specific models listed in the "Support for Alternate Stacking Ports" section of the Switch Engine 32.3 User Guide . |
| SyncE | Not supported |
| System virtual routers (VRs) | All platforms |
| UDP Forwarding | All platforms |
| UDP BootP relay forwarding | All platforms |
|
User-created virtual routers (VRs) Virtual router and forwarding (VRF) |
ExtremeSwitching 5320-48T/48P, 5420, 5520, 5720 |
| VLAN aggregation | All platforms |
| VRRP | All platforms |
| VXLAN | All platforms |