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ZTE WantongS5860-S Series · Gigabit L3 Routing
Full-Gigabit Intelligent Routing Switches · Fixed & Modular · 7 Models
ZTE Wantong S5860-S · Gigabit L3 Routing
Layer-3 full-gigabit routing switches for campus aggregation and access, data-centre gigabit access and desktop gigabit access — 24 or 48 GE ports with 10GE SFP+ uplinks, dual hot-pluggable power supplies on every model, and four modular units that take one expansion card (up to 2×40GE QSFP+). We deliver them configured as part of the network solutions we build.
24–48 · GE access ports per unit4–12×10GE · SFP+ uplinks per unit2×40GE · QSFP+ card option (QM/SM models)1+1 · hot-pluggable AC power, all models160G · VSC virtual cluster bandwidth
CHOOSE YOUR MODEL — THREE FIXED AND FOUR MODULAR MODELS
Pick by access port type and uplink growth: 28X-S/52X-S are fixed copper units with 4×10GE SFP+, the 36CX-S is fixed with 12×10GE/GE SFP, and the four QM/SM models add one expansion slot for 40GE, 10GE or GE SFP cards. The tables below compare all seven models column by column.
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The ZTE Wantong S5860-S series is a family of 1U Layer-3 full-gigabit routing switches for enterprise networks. It sits between the gigabit access layer and the 10G aggregation layer: each unit offers 24 or 48 gigabit access ports (RJ45, Combo or SFP) plus 10GE SFP+ uplinks, and the four modular models take one expansion card for 2×40GE QSFP+, 2×40GE miniSAS stacking, 8×10GE SFP+, 8×10GE RJ45 or 8×GE SFP. Routing covers static, RIP, OSPF, IS-IS and BGP with IPv6 versions, MPLS VPN and MCE. Every model has dual hot-pluggable AC power supplies with 1+1 redundancy, and up to 160G VSC clustering joins several units into one logical switch. All specifications below are quoted from the manufacturer's datasheets — where a field was not published, we leave it out rather than guess.
Three groups, one gigabit routing platform
How the fixed copper, fixed fibre and modular models split the job — and how S5860-S differs from the 10G-first S5860-E.
FIXED COPPER · 2 MODELS
Gigabit RJ45 + 4×10GES5860-28X-S (24×GE RJ45) and S5860-52X-S (48×GE RJ45), both with 4×10GE SFP+ on a 672 Gbps / 6.72 Tbps platform (126/144 and 144/170 Mpps). No expansion slot; dual hot-pluggable AC power, 55 W and 74 W maximum. The straightforward choice for routed gigabit access in a wiring closet.FIXED 10G FIBRE · 1 MODEL
12 dual-rate 10GE/GE SFP portsS5860-36CX-S: 24×GE Combo plus 12×10GE/GE SFP on the 758 Gbps / 7.58 Tbps platform (240/430 Mpps), no expansion slot. With twelve fixed 10GE/GE fibre ports it is the fixed model to use as a small aggregation point for access switches.MODULAR · 4 MODELS
4×10GE + one expansion cardS5860-36CQM-S (24×GE Combo), S5860-36QM-S (24×GE RJ45), S5860-60QM-S (48×GE RJ45) and S5860-60SM-S (48×GE SFP), each with 4×10GE SFP+ and one slot for 2×40GE QSFP+, 2×40GE miniSAS stacking, 8×10GE SFP+, 8×10GE RJ45 or 8×GE SFP. 758 Gbps / 7.58 Tbps, up to 276/465 Mpps. Compared with the S5860-E (4×10GE SFP+ on every model, slot cards of 8×10GE SFP+ or 2×40GE QSFP+, up to 2.56/25.6 Tbps), the S5860-S is gigabit-access-first with a wider card choice.Is this the right series for you?
Plain-language guide — based only on what these switches actually do.
Campus aggregation-accessA routed gigabit switch per building or floor: 24 or 48 GE ports for users or access switches, 10GE SFP+ toward the core, and static/RIP/OSPF/IS-IS/BGP so the building can be its own gateway — the main scenario named by the manufacturer.
Data-centre & server gigabit accessTop-of-rack gigabit access for servers, NVRs and storage with dual power supplies, MC-LAG and BFD; the modular models can add 40GE or 8×10GE cards when the rack needs more uplink bandwidth.
Fibre and ring networksThe S5860-60SM-S (48×GE SFP) and the 36CX-S (12×10GE/GE SFP) collect fibre links from buildings or cabinets, and ZESR/ZESR+ or ERPS (G.8032) rings recover in the 50ms class when a link is cut.
Not the right pick if you need…
- PoE power for cameras or APs — the S5860-S has no PoE; use the ZTE Wantong S5160-HE or S5150 access series below it
- 10G aggregation with 4×10GE SFP+ on every model and up to 2.56/25.6 Tbps — the ZTE Wantong S5860-E series; for 10G/25G/100G aggregation and data centres, the S6850-X series
- A chassis-based network core — the ZTE Wantong S7850 modular core series covers that
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Key Features
The series capability list — from the manufacturer's datasheet.
Full L3 routing: static, RIPv1/v2, RIPng, OSPFv2/v3, IS-IS, ISISv6, BGP4, BGP4+ with ECMP
MPLS VPN and MCE: several isolated VPN instances without enabling MPLS
VSC virtual switch cluster up to 160G, N+1 backup and cross-device link aggregation
Dual hot-pluggable modular AC power supplies with 1+1 redundancy on all seven models
ZESR/ZESR+ and ERPS (G.8032) ring protection, ZESS dual-uplink protection, 50ms class; LACP, MC-LAG, BFD, Ethernet OAM
L2/L3 multicast: IGMP v1/v2/v3 and snooping, PIM-SM/DM/SSM, MSDP, MLD Snooping, controllable multicast with CAC
Security suite: hardware ACLs in both directions, 802.1x / MAC / Portal / RADIUS authentication, DAI, IP Source Guard, uRPF, CPU anti-DDoS protection
Zero-touch batch deployment (EasyManager), M-Button status readout, NetNumen U31 NMS, SNMP v1/v2/v3, sFlow, EEE
Who uses it, where it goes and how to plan the routed gigabit layer
Written for the ZTE Wantong S5860-S series from its own specifications: 7 models with 24 or 48 GE ports, 4 or 12 10GE fibre ports, one expansion slot on 4 models (up to 2×40GE QSFP+), dual hot-pluggable AC power on all models, no PoE.
Who it is for
- Enterprise and campus network teams — One routed switch per building: OSPF or IS-IS toward the core, 4K VLANs per building, 802.1x/MAC/Portal authentication for users, and dual power so a failed supply does not take the building offline.
- Systems integrators on CCTV and building projects — The aggregation point above PoE access switches: 24–48 GE or GE SFP downlinks, 10GE SFP+ toward the NVR or server room, and PIM/IGMP multicast for video walls and multiple viewing stations.
- ISPs and enterprise WAN operators — BGP4/BGP4+, MPLS VPN and MCE let one switch keep several customers or departments in separate VPN instances, with QinQ, ERPS (G.8032) rings, Ethernet OAM and BFD for fast failure detection.
- Data-centre and server-room operators — Gigabit server access with MC-LAG or VSC so servers can dual-home to two switches, sFlow for traffic visibility, and 10GE or 40GE uplinks to the data-centre core.
Where and how to install
- 19-inch rack, enough depth — All seven models are 43.6×442×440 mm (1U, 19-inch). At 440 mm deep they need a full-depth rack or a deep wall cabinet; leave room behind for the two pluggable power supplies and their cords. Weight is under 6.5–8 kg depending on model, so use rack rails or a shelf, not only the front ears.
- Two power feeds — Every model has dual hot-pluggable AC supplies (100–240 V, 1+1). Feed them from two different circuits or from mains plus UPS so either source can fail. Maximum draw is only 55–110 W per unit, so a small UPS covers the switch itself; the PoE load sits on the access switches below.
- Cooling and temperature — Rated for -5°C to +45°C and 10%–90% humidity, up to 5000 m altitude, with forced-air cooling. Keep the air inlet and outlet clear and do not stack it directly on other hot equipment in a closed cabinet without ventilation.
- Fibre uplinks and downlinks — 10GE SFP+ ports take 10G optics toward the core; the 36CX-S ports are dual-rate 10GE/GE SFP, and the 60SM-S has 48 GE SFP ports for fibre runs to access cabinets. 40GE needs the 2×40GE QSFP+ card on a QM/SM model. Use the same fibre type and wavelength at both ends.
- Management network — Each unit has a dedicated GE RJ45 out-of-band management port plus RJ45 and mini USB console ports. Connect the management port to a separate management network, use SSH and SNMP v3, and keep a console cable in the cabinet for first setup and recovery.
S5860-S series planning: which of the 7 models
All seven are 1U Layer-3 gigabit routing switches with the same routing, multicast and security feature set, dual pluggable AC power and no PoE; they differ in access port type, number of 10GE ports, whether there is an expansion slot, and forwarding capacity. Max 10GE ports counts the fixed ports plus an 8×10GE card where a slot exists.
| 28X-S | 52X-S | 36CX-S | 36CQM-S | 36QM-S | 60QM-S | 60SM-S | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Access ports | 24×GE RJ45 | 48×GE RJ45 | 24×GE Combo | 24×GE Combo | 24×GE RJ45 | 48×GE RJ45 | 48×GE SFP |
| Fixed 10G ports | 4×10GE SFP+ | 4×10GE SFP+ | 12×10GE/GE SFP | 4×10GE SFP+ | 4×10GE SFP+ | 4×10GE SFP+ | 4×10GE SFP+ |
| Expansion slot | — | — | — | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Max 10GE ports | 4 | 4 | 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 | 12 |
| 40GE option | — | — | — | 2×40GE QSFP+ card | 2×40GE QSFP+ card | 2×40GE QSFP+ card | 2×40GE QSFP+ card |
| Switching capacity | 672 Gbps | 672 Gbps | 758 Gbps | 758 Gbps | 758 Gbps | 758 Gbps | 758 Gbps |
| Packet forwarding rate | 126 / 144 Mpps | 144 / 170 Mpps | 240 / 430 Mpps | 240 / 430 Mpps | 240 / 430 Mpps | 276 / 465 Mpps | 276 / 465 Mpps |
| PoE budget per unit | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Max / typical power | 55 / 30 W | 74 / 39 W | 76 / 38 W | 76 / 38 W | 70 / 30 W | 84 / 39 W | 110 / 48 W |
| L3 routing | static / RIP / OSPF / IS-IS / BGP, MPLS VPN | static / RIP / OSPF / IS-IS / BGP, MPLS VPN | static / RIP / OSPF / IS-IS / BGP, MPLS VPN | static / RIP / OSPF / IS-IS / BGP, MPLS VPN | static / RIP / OSPF / IS-IS / BGP, MPLS VPN | static / RIP / OSPF / IS-IS / BGP, MPLS VPN | static / RIP / OSPF / IS-IS / BGP, MPLS VPN |
| Power redundancy / cooling | 1+1 AC / forced air | 1+1 AC / forced air | 1+1 AC / forced air | 1+1 AC / forced air | 1+1 AC / forced air | 1+1 AC / forced air | 1+1 AC / forced air |
| Typical position | routed access / small aggregation | routed access (48 ports) | 10G fibre aggregation | access + aggregation, 40G-ready | access + aggregation, 40G-ready | 48-port access + aggregation, 40G-ready | GE fibre aggregation |
- Pick the S5860-36CX-S to aggregate up to 12 access switches on 10G (or 1G) fibre without buying a card: its 12×10GE/GE SFP ports are fixed.
- Pick the S5860-60SM-S when up to 48 cabinets or buildings each arrive on a GE fibre: 48×GE SFP plus 4×10GE SFP+ toward the core, with a slot for 40GE later.
- Pick the S5860-28X-S or 52X-S for routed copper access where 4×10GE uplinks are enough; they are the lowest-power models (55 W and 74 W max).
— = not listed / not applicable. Values are from the page's specification tables; switching capacity shows the first of the two published figures (672 Gbps / 6.72 Tbps, 758 Gbps / 7.58 Tbps). The S5860-S has no PoE, so camera counts do not apply; size PoE on the access switches below it.
Full Specifications — Model by Model
Series specifications with one column per model — technical values in English. The highlighted column follows your model selection above.
Fixed Models — No Expansion Slot (3 models)
| Item | 28X-S | 52X-S | 36CX-S |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed ports | 24×GE RJ45 + 4×10GE SFP+ | 48×GE RJ45 + 4×10GE SFP+ | 24×GE Combo + 12×10GE/GE SFP |
| Expansion slots | Not supported | ||
| Switching capacity | 672 Gbps / 6.72 Tbps | 672 Gbps / 6.72 Tbps | 758 Gbps / 7.58 Tbps |
| Packet forwarding rate | 126 / 144 Mpps | 144 / 170 Mpps | 240 / 430 Mpps |
| Management port | 1×GE RJ45 management port | ||
| Console | 1×RJ45 console port + 1×mini USB console port | ||
| Dimensions (H×W×D) | 43.6×442×440 mm | ||
| Max weight | < 6.5 kg | < 7 kg | < 8 kg |
| AC power | 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz | ||
| Power redundancy | Built-in dual hot-pluggable modular power supplies, AC 1+1 redundancy | ||
| Max power consumption | 55 W | 74 W | 76 W |
| Typical power consumption | 30 W | 39 W | 38 W |
| Cooling | Forced air | ||
| Heat dissipation | 169 BTU/h | 179 BTU/h | 185 BTU/h |
| Operating environment | -5°C to +45°C, humidity 10%–90% | ||
| Operating altitude | < 5000 m | ||
| MTBF / MTTR | > 400,000 h / < 30 min | ||
Modular Models — One Expansion Slot (4 models)
| Item | 36CQM-S | 36QM-S | 60QM-S | 60SM-S |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed ports | 24×GE Combo + 4×10GE SFP+ | 24×GE RJ45 + 4×10GE SFP+ | 48×GE RJ45 + 4×10GE SFP+ | 48×GE SFP + 4×10GE SFP+ |
| Expansion slots | 1 | |||
| Expansion card types | 2×40GE QSFP+ / 2×40GE miniSAS stacking card / 8×10GE SFP+ / 8×10GE RJ45 / 8×GE SFP | |||
| Switching capacity | 758 Gbps / 7.58 Tbps | |||
| Packet forwarding rate | 240 / 430 Mpps | 240 / 430 Mpps | 276 / 465 Mpps | 276 / 465 Mpps |
| Management port | 1×GE RJ45 management port | |||
| Console | 1×RJ45 console port + 1×mini USB console port | |||
| Dimensions (H×W×D) | 43.6×442×440 mm | |||
| Max weight | < 8 kg | < 6.5 kg | < 7 kg | < 7 kg |
| AC power | 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz | |||
| Power redundancy | Built-in dual hot-pluggable modular power supplies, AC 1+1 redundancy | |||
| Max power consumption | 76 W | 70 W | 84 W | 110 W |
| Typical power consumption | 38 W | 30 W | 39 W | 48 W |
| Cooling | Forced air | |||
| Heat dissipation | 192 BTU/h | 169 BTU/h | 179 BTU/h | 138 BTU/h |
| Operating environment | -5°C to +45°C, humidity 10%–90% | |||
| Operating altitude | < 5000 m | |||
| MTBF / MTTR | > 400,000 h / < 30 min | |||
Service Features — All 7 Models
| Item | 28X-S | 52X-S | 36CX-S | 36CQM-S | 36QM-S | 60QM-S | 60SM-S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAC & VLAN | IEEE 802.1d MAC auto-learning & aging / port MAC binding / per-port MAC learning limit / 4K VLANs / port-, protocol-, IP-subnet- and MAC-based VLAN / PVLAN / Voice VLAN / GVRP / flexible QinQ / enhanced SVLAN | ||||||
| Ring & link protection | STP / RSTP / MSTP / ZESR / ZESR+ ring protection / ERPS (G.8032) Ethernet ring protection | ||||||
| ACL | L2, extended (5-tuple), hybrid, user-defined and VLAN ACLs / time-based ACLs / ACLs in both directions | ||||||
| QoS | Port- and flow-based bandwidth management / 8 hardware queues per port / 802.1p & IP DSCP marking, remarking and mapping / CoS, IP DSCP and MPLS EXP mapping / SP, WRR, SP+WRR scheduling / tail-drop congestion avoidance | ||||||
| IP routing | Static routing / RIPv1/v2 / RIPng / OSPFv2/v3 / IS-IS / ISISv6 / BGP4 / BGP4+ / ECMP | ||||||
| MCE / VPN | MCE / MPLS VPN | ||||||
| IPv6 | ND / IPv6 Ping, IPv6 Telnet / manual, 6to4 and ISATAP tunnels / IPv6 ACL / MLD Snooping / DHCPv6 Snooping | ||||||
| Multicast | IGMP v1/v2/v3 snooping / cross-VLAN multicast replication / controllable multicast, CAC channel access control / IGMP v1/v2/v3 / PIM-SM, PIM-DM, PIM-SSM / MSDP | ||||||
| Security | Hierarchical user management & password protection / CPU anti-attack & overload protection / broadcast, multicast and unknown-unicast suppression / port isolation / MFF / dynamic ARP inspection / 802.1x, Guest VLAN / MAC, Portal and RADIUS authentication / STP root guard & BPDU guard / IP Source Guard / uRPF / RIP, OSPF, BGP MD5 authentication | ||||||
| Reliability | LACP / MC-LAG / Ethernet OAM / BFD / 6 kV lightning protection | ||||||
| Clustering | VSC virtual switch cluster (up to 160G cluster bandwidth) | ||||||
| Management & maintenance | RS232 console (RJ45, mini USB) / out-of-band management port / CLI, Telnet, SSH / local and remote (RADIUS/TACACS+) login authentication and authorization / SNMP v1/v2/v3 / NetNumen U31 NMS / cluster management (ZGMP) / EasyManager zero-touch deployment & batch inspection / NTP, Syslog, RMON / sFlow / EEE | ||||||
Engineer's note: The S5860-S has no PoE, so cameras and APs hang off PoE access switches below it. Port types, optics and expansion cards differ across the seven models — send us your port plan and we will put together the whole-unit configuration, the expansion-card choice for QM/SM models and the SFP/SFP+/QSFP+ matching list free of charge.
Gigabit L3 Routing Switch FAQ — S5860-S Series
Fixed or modular — which S5860-S model should I choose?
If 4×10GE SFP+ uplinks are enough for the life of the site, the fixed 28X-S (24 GE) or 52X-S (48 GE) is the simplest choice at 672 Gbps / 6.72 Tbps. If you need more 10G fibre now, the fixed 36CX-S has 12×10GE/GE SFP. If you want room to add 40GE or 8 more 10GE ports later, take one of the four QM/SM models with one expansion slot (758 Gbps / 7.58 Tbps).
Which expansion cards fit the QM and SM models?
The 36CQM-S, 36QM-S, 60QM-S and 60SM-S each have one slot that takes one of five cards: 2×40GE QSFP+, 2×40GE miniSAS stacking, 8×10GE SFP+, 8×10GE RJ45 or 8×GE SFP. With the 8×10GE SFP+ card a modular unit reaches 12 10GE ports in total (4 fixed + 8). The fixed 28X-S, 52X-S and 36CX-S have no slot.
Can the S5860-S power IP cameras directly?
No — none of the seven models is listed with PoE. In a CCTV project the S5860-S works as the routed aggregation point: PoE access switches such as the ZTE Wantong S5160-HE or S5150 power the cameras and connect up to the S5860-S over GE or 10GE SFP+ fibre. Its multicast support (IGMP snooping, PIM-SM/DM/SSM) helps when video streams are distributed to several viewing points.
What does VSC clustering give me on the S5860-S?
VSC virtualises several S5860-S units into one cluster with up to 160G cluster bandwidth, managed as one device. It gives N+1 backup so a single unit failure does not take down the cluster, and ports on different members can be bundled into one logical link with load balancing. On the modular models a 2×40GE miniSAS stacking card is one of the expansion options; the maximum number of members is not stated in the datasheet.
How is the S5860-S different from the S5860-E?
The S5860-S is gigabit-access-first: 24 or 48 GE ports (RJ45, Combo or SFP) with 672 Gbps / 6.72 Tbps or 758 Gbps / 7.58 Tbps, and its four modular models accept five card types including 8×10GE RJ45 and 8×GE SFP. The S5860-E (8 models) puts 4×10GE SFP+ on every model, takes 8×10GE SFP+ or 2×40GE QSFP+ cards on its 5 modular units and reaches 2.56/25.6 Tbps. Also, all seven S5860-S models have dual pluggable power, while on the S5860-E built-in 1+1 power is listed for its 3 fixed units.
Can I order under my own company name and use my own forwarder?
Yes to both. Corporate buyers can have the purchase order submitted to the manufacturer under their own company name, so your company appears on the official order. For small and mid-size orders we also deliver directly to your designated forwarder's warehouse in China on EXW or FOB terms.
Can an S5860-S be the core and gateway of a small campus?
For internal routing, yes: it routes IPv4 and IPv6 with static routes, RIP, OSPF, IS-IS and BGP, with ECMP, and two units can share the load with VSC or MC-LAG. NAT, firewalling and a DHCP server are not listed (DHCPv6 Snooping is), so keep a router or firewall at the internet edge and point a static default route to it. VRRP is not listed either; confirm with us if your design depends on it.
How many access switches can one S5860-S aggregate, and is the uplink enough?
It depends on the port type: the 60SM-S takes 48 access switches on GE fibre, the 36CX-S takes 12 on 10GE/GE fibre, and a QM/SM model with the 8×10GE SFP+ card has 12 10GE ports in total. As arithmetic, 48 access switches each sending 300 Mbps of camera video is about 14.4 Gbps, which needs at least two 10GE uplinks bundled with LACP, or a 40GE card. Plan from your real stream totals, not port counts.
Which optics go in the S5860-S ports, and can I use third-party modules?
Use 10G SFP+ modules in the 10GE SFP+ ports; the 36CX-S ports are listed as 10GE/GE SFP, so they also take 1G modules. The 60SM-S access ports and the 8×GE SFP card take 1G SFP, and the 2×40GE card takes QSFP+. A third-party compatibility list is not published, so send us the module you plan to use or let us supply matched optics, and keep fibre type and wavelength identical at both ends.
Will the S5860-S work alongside Huawei, H3C or Cisco switches?
Yes, through standard protocols: 802.1Q VLANs, LACP, STP/RSTP/MSTP, ERPS (G.8032) rings, OSPF, IS-IS and BGP with MD5 authentication, PIM multicast, 802.1x with RADIUS/TACACS+, SNMP v1/v2/v3 and Syslog. ZESR/ZESR+, ZESS, VSC and ZGMP are ZTE Wantong features, so use MSTP or ERPS in rings that include other brands. The CLI is its own command set, so configuration templates need translating.
How do I avoid a single point of failure with S5860-S switches?
Inside each unit, the two hot-pluggable AC supplies (1+1) should go to separate circuits. Between units, either cluster two switches with VSC (N+1 backup, cross-device link aggregation) or pair them with MC-LAG, and dual-home access switches to both. Add BFD for fast link failure detection with OSPF or BGP, or ZESR/ERPS rings with 50ms-class recovery where the cabling is a ring.
Can I order one unit first, and how does it reach my country?
Yes — a single sample can be ordered and sent by air. For larger orders we deliver EXW or FOB to your freight forwarder's warehouse in China, or arrange air or sea freight to your country on request. Every shipment comes with a commercial invoice and packing list for customs; import duties and VAT in your country are not included unless agreed in writing.
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By bank transfer (T/T) in US dollars against our proforma invoice, which lists the model, quantity, unit price, delivery terms and lead time. You can check our company details on the verification page before you pay.
Related Products
ZTE Wantong S5860-E Series
The 10G-first sibling — 4×10GE SFP+ on every model, modular and fixed units, up to 2.56/25.6 Tbps.
ZTE Wantong S5160-HE Series
Gigabit L2+/L3 access with 10G uplinks and PoE options — the camera and AP layer below the S5860-S.
ZTE Wantong S6850-X Series
10G/25G/100G aggregation and data-centre switches — the next step up in bandwidth.
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