Juniper Networks
15X 100GBE LINE CARD WITH MACSEC
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Juniper EX9200-15C 15x 100GbE Line Card with MACsec | Enterprise Switching
Juniper Networks
MPN: EX9200-15C
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Key Features
- 15 x 100GbE line card
- MACsec support
- Designed for Juniper EX9200 modular switching systems
- High-density uplink expansion
- Secure transport for in-flight traffic
- Chassis-based network expansion module
- Expand secure fabric capacity with 15 x 100GbE ports
- Protect traffic in motion using MACsec support
Scale secure aggregation and core switching with a line card designed for high-density 100GbE connectivity. The Juniper EX9200-15C adds 15 x 100GbE ports to EX9200 modular systems, giving infrastructure teams the bandwidth headroom needed for east-west traffic, data center interconnect, and high-speed campus backbones.
MACsec support helps protect traffic in motion without forcing a separate security layer into the path, which is valuable when encryption must coexist with low-latency forwarding. In modular environments, that balance matters: you get the port density required for growth, while preserving the operational model of a chassis platform already built for scale.
This line card is a fit for organizations standardizing on Juniper EX9200 infrastructure and looking to expand capacity without replacing the switching fabric. It is the kind of component that justifies its place in the chassis by delivering more usable bandwidth, stronger link security, and a cleaner upgrade path than lower-density alternatives.
Ideal For
- Core switching expansion in EX9200 chassis deployments
- Secure data center interconnect links at 100GbE
- High-bandwidth aggregation for campus backbone networks
- Encrypted transport for sensitive east-west traffic
Why This Product
- 1Adds 15 x 100GbE ports instead of lower-density uplink modules
- 2Includes MACsec support for encrypted traffic in motion
- 3Fits Juniper EX9200 modular chassis environments
- 4Targets core and aggregation scaling rather than access switching

