JCS1200 Control System

The JCS1200 is ideal for building future-proof routing architectures. It allows the convergence of multiple services on shared forwarding hardware by maintaining a clean partition between services.

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Dimensions and Power

Physical Dimensions (W x H x D): 17.4 x 21¹ x 27.8² in; (44.2 x 53.31 x 70.62 cm)
Maximum Weight: Fully loaded with Routing Engines: 350 lb / 158.8 kg; Empty chassis without Routing Engines or modules: 144 lb / 65.3 kg
Mounting: Front or center; Rack mount
DC System Input Power: Four inputs at 60 A rating each; Minimum: -40 VDC; Maximum: -72 VDC; DC isolated
DC System Thermal Output: Minimum Configuration: 4270 BTU per hour (1251 Watts); Maximum Configuration: 19680 BTU per hour (5766 Watts)
AC System Input Power: Four inputs at 16 A rating each; Minimum: 180 VAC; Maximum: 256 VAC; Sine-wave input (50/60 Hz single-phase)
AC System Thermal Output: Minimum Configuration: 4175 BTU per hour (1223 Watts); Maximum Configuration: 21850 BTU per hour (6400 Watts)

¹Height is 12 U, minus .8 cm for clearance
²Depth without optional bezel is 24.2 in (61.4 cm)

Environment

Air Temperature (JCS 1200 platform On): Altitude of -197 to 6000 ft (-60 to 1800 m): 41° to 104° F, (5° to 40°C); Altitude of 6000 to 13000 ft (1800 to 4000 m): 41° to 86° F, (5° to 30° C)
Air Temperature (JCS 1200 platform Off): -40 to 158º F (-40 to 70º C)
Humidity: 5% to 85%
Acoustics: 7.8 bels

Blade Trays (on front)

Twelve hot-swappable Routing Engine bays

Module Bays

Four hot-swappable power module bays
Two hot-swappable switch module bays
Two hot-swappable management module bays
One hot-swappable alarm panel module bay
- Direct serial connector for Routing Engines
- LED panel
Four hot swappable DC or AC power modules that provide redundancy to all JCS 1200 components
Redundant cooling: Four hot-swappable fan module bays (N+1 redundant)

Management Module

Minimum: One hot-swappable management module
Maximum: Two hot-swappable management modules (one active, one standby)

Security Features

Login password for remote connection
SSL security for remote management access

Agency Approvals

EMC
AS/NZS 3548 Class A (Australia/New Zealand)
ICES 003 Class A (Canada)
BSMI Class A (Taiwan)
EN 55022 Class A emissions (Europe)
FCC Class A (USA)
VCCI Class A (Japan)
EN 60950 Safety of Information Technology Equipment

Feature	Feature Description	Benefits
Purpose-Built Routing Engine Chassis	The JCS1200 accommodates up to 12 REs and flexibly associates these with designated Forwarding Plane resources in one or more T Series chassis.	All high-performance slots on the connected T Series routers are preserved for interfaces, assuring investment protection and maximizing interface density.
Hardware-Based Router Virtualization	Each PSD consists of a single or redundant REs and designated forwarding plane resources, and is completely isolated from the other PSDs. The result is the equivalent functionality of a standalone router without the expense.	Different administrative groups can manage their own PSDs (including restarting, upgrading, and maintaining their own software version) without interfering with other PSDs.
Control Plane Extension to T Series	The JCS1200 connects to existing T Series models T320, T640, T1600.	Investments in existing T Series hardware are protected.
High-Availability Hardware	Component-level redundancy is available for REs, switches, management modules, power supplies, and cooling.	High availability and continuous operation is critical in a consolidated routing platform. There is no single point of failure in the JCS1200.
High-Availability Software	Non Stop Routing (NSR) provides the foundation for seamless system upgrade, as well as Junoscript commit script capabilities, mean continuous operation under maintenance conditions, and topological changes.	High-availability requirements in core networks include the elimination of planned downtime.
Solid, Modular, Feature-Rich Software	Each Junos software release runs consistently across all Juniper Networks routing platforms and feature sets. Junos was conceived and implemented as a modular design. Advanced features include point to multipoint MPLS, MPLS VPN, IPv6 PE, and many more unique features in core routers.	Each Junos process runs in protected memory to guard against system crashes and to ensure that applications do not interfere with each other. Junos itself provides the greatest array of features and the most stable network operating system in the industry.
Wide Range of Interfaces	A full range of T Series interfaces, from DS3 to OC-768, is available. Juniper provides a variety of interfaces among core routing platforms (both optical and copper) that are unique in the market.	This combination of previously disparate network elements offers greater network simplicity and retains the service-building advantages of the overlay networks that are replaced by the converged network.
Logical Routing Capability	Juniper's state-of-the-art logical routing support is the only one of its kind with shared uplink support.	Each JCS1200 PSD can support up to 16 logical routers, providing tremendous service scaling potential in a single consolidated system.