OEM partner

Juniper Networks

High-performance networking and AI-driven operations

Juniper Networks equipment backs the enterprise and data center networks we build as part of our cloud and managed IT services, including AI-assisted wired and wireless operations through Juniper Mist.

EX and QFX Series switching — pick by deployment size

Within EX and QFX Series switching, here's roughly where each tier fits. Exact model and configuration are confirmed when you request a quote.

  • Small / branch

    EX2300 Series

    Compact fixed-configuration switching for a small office or branch.

  • Enterprise / campus

    EX4100–EX4400 Series

    Stackable campus access and aggregation switching.

  • Data center / core

    QFX5000 Series

    High-density spine-leaf switching for data center designs.

Juniper Networks product families we work with

Why source Juniper Networks through Tanrova Rise

  • We design the switching/routing topology before we quote hardware, not the other way round.
  • Mist AI deployments are tuned to your site during rollout, not left on default settings.
  • Ongoing capacity planning so your data center network grows ahead of demand, not behind it.

Juniper Networks — frequently asked questions

Why choose Juniper over Cisco for a new data center network?
Both are credible choices; the decision usually comes down to your existing skill set, your preferred automation tooling, and total cost across the hardware and licensing you need. We'll size both where it's a close call and show you the trade-off rather than defaulting to one brand.
What is Juniper Mist, and do we need it?
Mist is Juniper's AI-driven cloud management layer for wireless and wired networks — it's optional, not mandatory, but it meaningfully cuts troubleshooting time on larger wireless deployments. We'll tell you honestly if your site is too small to need it.
Can Juniper and Cisco equipment coexist on the same network?
Yes, standard networking protocols interoperate between vendors. We regularly integrate Juniper into networks that already have Cisco elsewhere, and vice versa.

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