Juniper Networks
SFP56-DD TO SFP56-DD 100G DAC 3M
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Juniper Networks SDD-100G-3M SFP56-DD 100G DAC 3 m | Direct Attach
Juniper Networks
MPN: SDD-100G-3M
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Key Features
- SFP56-DD to SFP56-DD connectivity
- 100G direct-attach copper design
- 3 m cable length
- Short-reach data center interconnect
- Low-overhead alternative to optics
- Suitable for high-density rack environments
- Connect 100G ports directly using SFP56-DD to SFP56-DD copper
- Support short-reach rack-to-rack links with a 3 m cable length
Build short-reach 100G links without adding transceivers, extra power draw, or unnecessary complexity. This 3 m SFP56-DD to SFP56-DD DAC is designed for direct-attach connectivity between compatible ports, making it a strong fit for top-of-rack switching, adjacent rack interconnects, and tightly controlled data center layouts.
Direct-attach copper is often the right answer when the link stays close and the priority is predictable performance. Compared with optical alternatives, DAC simplifies procurement and deployment while keeping the signal path short. That matters in production environments where every connection should be easy to trace, easy to replace, and easy to standardize.
At 3 m, this cable gives teams enough reach for practical rack-to-rack routing without drifting into the overhead of longer optical assemblies. It is a straightforward way to preserve 100G port value in environments that demand density, consistency, and disciplined cable management.
Ideal For
- Link adjacent top-of-rack switches with 100G direct-attach copper
- Connect servers to switches in the same row or neighboring rack
- Reduce transceiver count in short-reach 100G deployments
- Standardize low-latency interconnects in dense data center fabrics
Why This Product
- 1100G direct-attach copper for short-reach links
- 23 m length supports practical rack-to-rack routing
- 3Avoids optical transceiver overhead
- 4Fits dense environments where cable discipline matters