Juniper MX10003 Router

The MX10003 also delivers the highest levels of network availability with resiliency features that include control plane redundancy and N+1 power supply module redundancy. Virtual Chassis technology supports chassis-level redundancy and allows operators to manage two routers as a single element.

High Scale and Density: MX10003 provides 2.4 Tbps of system capacity and supports up to 144 10GbE, 36 40GbE, or 24 100GbE interfaces per chassis.

Investment Protection:Offers cloud-grade, future-oriented scale for long-term traffic, subscriber, and services growth.

Space and Power Optimized: Control operational costs (OpEx) and meet high energy efficiency standards with a suite of advanced power-saving features in a small form factor.

Carrier Grade Platform: Combines support for the carrier-grade Junos OS with a fully redundant architecture for nonstop service availability under any network conditions.

Routing Engine: Dual redundant Routing Engines (REs) on the MX10003 run the Junos OS, where they manage all routing protocol processes, router interface control, and control plane functions such as chassis component, system management, and user access to the router. These processes run on top of a kernel that interacts with the Packet Forwarding Engine (PFE) on Modular Port Concentrators (MPCs) via dedicated high-bandwidth management channels, providing a clean separation of the control and forwarding planes.