Allied Telesis AT-x610-24Ts-60
Szczegóły produktu
Allied Telesis AT-x610-24TS jest gigabitowym urządzeniem z serii wydajnych maszyn. Model jest polecany do warstwy agregacyjnej sieci, między innym, ze względu na oferowany wysoki poziom bezpieczeństwa.
Przełącznik oferuje wysoki poziom elastyczności. Wyposażony jest w 20 porty miedziane i 4 porty combo (SFP , 10/100/1000T ). Umożliwia zbudowanie stosu urządzeń z ośmiu przełączników serii x610.
Technologia VCStack ™ zapewnia doskonałą „sprężystość” (określenie użyte celem odróżnienia od redundancji), co zapewnia minimalny czas przestojów sieci dzięki możliwości natychmiastowej zmiany obsługi ruchu – stos działa jak jedno logiczne urządzenie.
Do modelu zastosować można zewnętrzny, redundantny zasilacz (RPS3000).
Funkcjonalność
Funkcjonalność:
Zaawansowana Layer3
Porty i media
Porty 1G/10G SFP+:
-
Porty 10/100/1000T:
24
Porty 100/1000X SFP:
-
Zatoki na moduły
1
Port miedziany 10G RJ-45:
-
Zasilacz
Typ zasilacza:
Wewnętrzny pojedyńczy
Zasilacz -48vDC:
Brak
Dodatkowy zasilacz:
ATPWR250
Zasilacz nadmiarowy (redundant):
ATRPS3000
Skalowalność
Rozmiar tablicy adresów MAC:
32K
Stakowanie (VCStack):
AT-StackXG (8)
Stakowanie VCStack na duże odległości:
Tak, AT-6EM/XS2 (8)
Przepustowość magistrali stosu:
48G(AT-StackXG), 40G(AT-x6EM/XS2)
Środowisko pracy
Chłodzenie:
Wentylator
Zakres temperatur:
0 do 45 °C
Zarządzanie
Web GUI:
Tak
CLI / Telnet / SNMP:
Tak
Zarządzanie IPv6:
Tak
Serwer DHCPv4 / v6:
Tak
Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF):
Tak
Niezawodność sieci
Spanning tree:
Tak
Agregacja linków (LACP):
Tak
EPSR:
Tak
VRRPv3:
Tak
QoS
Liczba kolejek IEEE 802.1p
8
Bezpieczeństwo
IEEE 802.1Q VLANs:
4096
RADIUS / TACACS+ :
Tak
SSH / SSL:
Tak
IEEE 802.1x:
Tak
Zabezpieczenie DoS:
Nie
DHCP snooping:
Tak
Routing
Trasy statyczne v4 / v6:
Tak
RIP / RIPng:
Tak
OSPF v2 / v3:
Tak
Policy-based routing:
Tak
VRF Lite:
Tak
Multicasting
IGMPv1 / v2 / v3:
Tak
MLD v1 / v2:
Tak
PIM v4 / PIM v6:
Tak
PIM-SSM:
Tak
Pliki do pobrania:
Datasheets
- Datasheet: x610 Series [Rev Q]
Product information for x610 Series Layer 3+ Network Switches(2,46 MB) 31 paź 2014
How To for AlliedWare
- How To Configure Nested VLANs [Rev C]
(315,01 KB) 07 gru 2012
How To for AlliedWare Plus
- How to Configure IGMP for Multicasting on Managed Layer 3 Switches on AlliedWare Plus™
This document describes basic and advanced IGMP configuration using the AlliedWare Plus™ Operating System.(1,75 MB) 21 paź 2014 - Catering for Special Considerations in an IP Video Surveillance Network
This How to Note describes the key characteristics of video surveillance networks, how to conserve camera CPU processing capacity, and cater for STP topology changes.(758,09 KB) 28 lip 2014 - Overview of Virtual Chassis Stacking (Rev G)
This Overview explains the physical creation of a VCStack, the configuration required, and how to monitor operation. It also provides an understanding of how the stack behaves when a member stops responding.(1,34 MB) 28 lip 2014 - How To Configure Some Basic OSPF Routing Scenarios [Rev D]
This document provides an example OSPF network diagram and describes some of the main configuration parameters for OSPF using the AlliedWare Plus™ Operating System.(695,82 KB) 24 lip 2014 - Technical Tips and Tricks: AlliedWare Plus™ Managed Layer 3 Switches [Rev D]
(2,22 MB) 19 cze 2014 - How to Configure VRF-lite [Rev F]
(2,54 MB) 03 kwi 2014 - How to Configure PIM on AlliedWare Plus™
(1,07 MB) 19 gru 2013 - How to Configure a VoIP Phone System with PoE/PoE+ [Rev C]
This How To Note demonstrates how to configure a number of the key features to allow AlliedWare Plus™ switches to control a VoIP network using phones from different manufacturers.(774,94 KB) 10 paź 2013 - How To: Configure and Use AMF on Allied Telesis Switches [Rev D]
This How To Note describes Allied Telesis Management Framework™ along with its benefits, concepts, and configuration guidelines.(1,05 MB) 24 lip 2013 - How To Get Feature License Keys
This How To Note is designed to help customers familiarize themselves with the feature license system for the AlliedWare Plus™ operating system and includes troubleshooting information.(258,28 KB) 06 lut 2013 - How To Get Started with the AlliedWare Plus™ Operating System
This How To Note introduces a number of commonly-used features of the AlliedWare Plus operating system, with configuration examples. Topics include logging in, command help, command modes, current and default config, passwords, IP addressing, session timeouts, switch name, login banner, time and date, user accounts, manipulating files, upgrading firmware.(467,90 KB) 06 lut 2013 - How to troubleshoot slow network performance
This document provides useful strategies to help you methodically investigate and resolve the issues that may be slowing your network down.(917,70 KB) 06 lut 2013 - How To Use sFlow in a Network
sFlow is an industry-standard sampling system embedded in Allied Telesis Layer 3 switches. sFlow enables you to use network devices to systematically sample and collect network traffic data. In this How to Note, we explain how sFlow works and examine the operation of sFlow processing. We also present some details of the AlliedWare Plus™ sFlow implementation.(1,25 MB) 06 lut 2013 - How the switch chooses routes [Rev B]
(211,89 KB) 07 gru 2012 - How to Configure Basic Switching Functionality [Rev E]
This How To Note introduces a number of commonly-used switching features of the AlliedWare Plus™ operating system.(946,17 KB) 07 gru 2012 - How To Configure interoperation between PVST+ and RSTP or MSTP [Rev B]
(1,71 MB) 07 gru 2012 - How To Configure Nested VLANs [Rev C]
(315,01 KB) 07 gru 2012 - How To Configure Private VLANs on AlliedWare Plus [Rev C]
(1003,96 KB) 07 gru 2012 - How To Use DHCP Snooping, Option 82, and Filtering on the SwitchBlade x8100, SwitchBlade x908, x600, x610 and x900 Series switches [Rev B1]
(828,99 KB) 07 gru 2012 - How To: See How Many Hardware Filter Table Entries are in Use
(1,14 MB) 25 wrz 2012 - How To: Configure IPv6 on AlliedWare Plus Products [Rev B]
This How to Note describes the IPv6 addressing format, and the differences between IPv4 and IPv6 headers. We look at auto-configuration and neighbor discovery, network management, and provide some basic IPv6 configuration examples such as adding an IPv6 static neighbor.(2,60 MB) 23 sie 2012 - How to use the local RADIUS server to authenticate 802.1x supplicants using X.509 certificates
The local RADIUS server within AlliedWare Plus can authenticate 802.1x supplicants either via username and password, or by using X.509 certificates. This How To Note describes how to configure the local RADIUS server to authenticate an 802.1x supplicant using X.509 certificates. It also explains how to generate the required certificates, how to configure ports as authenticator ports, and how to install certificates on the supplicant workstation. (795,06 KB) 20 sie 2012 - How To Utilize External Media with Allied Telesis Layer 3 Switches (AlliedWare Plus) [Rev A]
(663,69 KB) 13 sie 2012 - How To Configure MRTG via SNMP using VLAN Statistics
(226,52 KB) 15 wrz 2011
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