Learn how to deploy the SONiC network operating system on Netberg Ethernet switches. This section provides an overview of the SONiC architecture, instructions to install and upgrade the SONiC image, features and protocols available on SONiC, and configuration examples.
Netberg SONiC images and downloads
Configuring SONiC using CLI or editing JSON
System Logging Protocol (Syslog)
Hardware, software, and OS information
Default Configuration and Factory Reset
Transceivers and cables status
LAG (Link Aggregation, port-channel)
Port Counters and Router Interface Counters
Startup & Running Configuration
MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit)
Virtual Routing and Forwarding – VRF
FRRouting initialization and configuration
BGP announcement network and route redistribution
Equal Cost Multipathing – ECMP
VxLAN Configuration and Show Commands
QoS (Quality of Service) Classification, Scheduler and Shaping
Priority Flow Control – PFC and Lossless Traffic
PFC (Priority Flow Control) Watchdog
Taoyuan city, Taiwan, 24th of June 2024. Netberg announced the new Aurora 721 100G and Aurora 421 10G switches, which feature programmable pipelines powered by Broadcom StrataXGS® Trident3 Ethernet switch chips.
Taoyuan city, Taiwan, January 24th, 2024. Netberg announced the release of two new models powered by the Broadcom StrataXGS® Trident3 series , the Netberg Aurora 221 1G switch and Aurora 621 25G switch.
Effective January 12, 2024: The following products are now End of Life (EOL) - Aurora 720 and Aurora 620.
Taoyuan city, Taiwan, December 20th, 2023. Netberg updates its Netberg SONiC distribution to release 2022.11 on Aurora 610, Aurora 710, and Aurora 750 P4-Programmable Intel Tofino IFP systems.
Taipei, Taiwan, 14th of November 2022. Netberg announced the new Aurora 810 400G model programmable switch with Intel Tofino 2 Intelligent Fabric Processors (IFPs) at its heart. The new platform has 32x 400G QSFP-DD Ethernet ports and a 12.8Tbps switching capacity.
Taipei, Taiwan, 24th of October 2022. Netberg participates in the new round of the Fast Forward Initiative by Intel (FFI'22). The program supports academic and research organizations today, aiming at accelerating tomorrow's best network programmability research.