OcNOS by the numbers: feature & hardware coverage report

A data-backed look at how much networking OcNOS actually does. Every figure below is pulled straight from the OcNOS Feature Matrix and Hardware Compatibility List that IP Infusion publishes and maintains, last refreshed 29 June 2026.

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767documented features
13functional categories
537implement public standards
43validated open platforms
16Broadcom ASICs
5license tiers

Source: OcNOS Feature Matrix dataset (schema v3), refreshed 2026-06-29, and the OcNOS Hardware Compatibility List.

Feature coverage by category

OcNOS groups its 767 documented features into 13 functional categories and 65 subcategories. Routing, MPLS, and Carrier Ethernet make up the bulk of the catalog, reflecting the platform's service-provider heritage, while newer categories such as segment routing and AI fabric round out modern data-center and transport roles.

카테고리기능예시
레이어 3 라우팅
150
BGP, OSPF, IS-IS, VRF, BFD, policy routing
MPLS
127
LDP, RSVP-TE, L2VPN/L3VPN, TE, FRR
캐리어 이더넷
122
EVCs, ELINE/ELAN/ETREE, OAM, MEF services
관리 및 자동화
72
NETCONF/YANG, gNMI, telemetry, ZTP, Ansible
Layer 1 & 2
71
VLANs, LACP, STP/RSTP/MSTP, xConnect
Multicast
44
PIM-SM/SSM, IGMP/MLD, MVPN
하드웨어
39
platform, optics, sensors, resiliency
VXLAN & EVPN
38
EVPN-VXLAN, multihoming, symmetric IRB
세그먼트 라우팅
36
SR-MPLS, SRv6, Flex-Algo, TI-LFA
QoS
23
classification, queueing, shaping, WRED
Security
20
ACLs, control-plane policing, MACsec
타이밍 및 동기화
14
IEEE 1588v2 PTP, SyncE, ToD
AI 패브릭
11
RoCEv2, PFC/ECN, DCQCN, DLB
Total
767
across 65 subcategories

Standards posture

Open networking only delivers interoperability if the software actually implements public standards. Of the 767 documented OcNOS features, 537 reference a public standard (IETF RFC, IEEE, MEF, or ITU-T), and 219 are IP Infusion enhancements such as hardware-accelerated OAM and proprietary resiliency options. Roughly seven in ten OcNOS features map to an interoperable standard.

537

Standards-referenced

Implement an IETF RFC, IEEE, MEF, or ITU-T standard for multi-vendor interoperability.

219

IP Infusion enhancements

Value-add capabilities beyond the base standards, such as accelerated OAM and resiliency options.

Hardware coverage

The same OcNOS image is validated on 43 open networking platforms from three open-hardware vendors, Edgecore, UfiSpace, and Celestica, split across 26 service-provider and 17 data-center systems. Those platforms are built on 16 distinct Broadcom ASICs spanning four silicon families, so a feature qualified once carries across competitively sourced boxes rather than locking you to a single vendor.

Silicon familyASICs in the HCL플랫폼Typical role
Jericho Jericho2C+ 2 Deep-buffer SP edge and aggregation routing
Qumran Qumran 2A, 2C, 2C+, 2U, AX, MX, UX 24 Service-provider routing, cell-site and access
Trident Trident3 (X2/X5/X7), Trident4 11 Data-center fabric and enterprise switching
Tomahawk Tomahawk 2, 3, 4, 5 6 High-radix data-center and AI-fabric spine
All Broadcom16 ASICs · 4 families43SP routing, DC and AI fabric, edge

License model

OcNOS is licensed in five tiers, so operators pay for the protocol set a role actually needs rather than one monolithic bundle. Tiers stack from a Layer 2/3 base up to a full carrier-grade superset and are mapped per platform capacity in the feature matrix.

TierWhat it adds
IPBASELayer 2/3 base: switching, IPv4/IPv6 routing, OSPF/BGP, management.
MGMTManagement and automation add-on: programmability and telemetry.
MPLSMPLS transport: LDP, RSVP-TE, L2VPN/L3VPN, traffic engineering.
CSRCell-site router profile: mobile xHaul, timing, and synchronization.
PLUSFull carrier-grade superset, including segment routing and advanced services.

How this report is produced

This is original data, not a marketing estimate. IP Infusion maintains a structured feature-support dataset and a hardware compatibility list, both published as live, browsable tools.

  • Source of record: the OcNOS Feature Matrix dataset (schema v3), which records per-feature support across license tiers and validated platforms, refreshed 29 June 2026.
  • Feature counts are the documented entries in that dataset, grouped by their functional category; subcategory granularity de-duplicates features that appear under more than one use case.
  • Standards posture reflects whether each feature entry references a public standard (RFC, IEEE, MEF, ITU-T) versus an IP Infusion enhancement.
  • Hardware coverage is drawn from the Hardware Compatibility List: 43 validated platforms, their Broadcom ASIC, and their qualified OcNOS release.

Figures are derived from IP Infusion's own OcNOS Feature Matrix and Hardware Compatibility List as of 29 June 2026 and describe documented feature support for shipping OcNOS releases; consult the live tools for the authoritative, per-platform detail. Broadcom, Jericho, Qumran, Trident, and Tomahawk are trademarks of Broadcom Inc.; other product and company names are the trademarks of their respective owners and are used for identification only.

FAQ

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How many features does OcNOS support?
As of the June 2026 feature-matrix refresh, OcNOS documents 767 production networking features across 13 functional categories, from Layer 3 routing (150 features) and MPLS (127) to segment routing, EVPN-VXLAN, and AI-fabric congestion control. The complete per-feature, per-platform matrix is published in the OcNOS Feature Matrix.
Is OcNOS standards-based or proprietary?
Predominantly standards-based. Of the 767 documented features, 537 implement public standards such as IETF RFCs, IEEE, MEF, and ITU-T, while 219 are IP Infusion enhancements. That means roughly seven in ten OcNOS features map to an interoperable public standard.
OcNOS는 어떤 하드웨어 위에서 동작합니까?
The same OcNOS image is validated on 43 open networking platforms from three open-hardware vendors, Edgecore, UfiSpace, and Celestica. The portfolio spans 1RU and 2RU fixed systems, from cell-site gateways to 800G AI-fabric spines, with 26 platforms qualified for service-provider roles and 17 for data-center roles.
What ASICs does OcNOS support?
OcNOS-validated platforms use 16 distinct Broadcom ASICs across four silicon families: Jericho (Jericho2C+), Qumran (2A, 2C, 2C+, 2U, AX, MX, UX), Trident (Trident3 X2/X5/X7 and Trident4), and Tomahawk (Tomahawk 2, 3, 4, and 5). Because OcNOS runs across all of them, hardware can be sourced competitively rather than locked to one box.
How is OcNOS licensed?
OcNOS uses five license tiers, IPBASE, MGMT, MPLS, CSR, and PLUS, so operators license the protocol set a given role needs rather than paying for everything. Each tier is mapped per platform capacity in the published feature matrix.
Where does this data come from?
Every figure on this page is derived directly from the OcNOS Feature Matrix dataset and Hardware Compatibility List that IP Infusion publishes and maintains. The dataset was last refreshed on 29 June 2026 and reflects OcNOS feature support as documented for the shipping releases.