D-Link DGS-1216T 16Port Gigabit Smart Switch
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D link DGS-1216T 16port Gigabit Smart Switch
This High performance Layer2 Gigabit Switch is conceived especially for the application in small and middle companies. With him you and your enterprise can profit functions like VLAN or port Trunking at a reasonable price from the advantages of raised range by Gigabit Ethernet as well as management. Thus are able about virtual LANs, network segments logically are summarised to optimise the data transfer.
Trunking allows the concentration of four 10/100 MBit connections to a drink with 8000 MBit of range in the Full Duplex company to the connection with the server or Backbone. Traffic-Priority according to IEEE 802.1p permits the equipment of different queues for critical and non-critical data to the optimum net extent of utilisation.
The device disposes of 16 for Cat. 5e copper wiring laid out Gigabit ports and can pass on so also growing data traffic very well. He improves therefore immediately the efficiency of the ITInfrastruktur, without expensive fiberglass wiring or costly Re configurations would be necessary.
The device is simply able of enlargement kaskadierbar and therefore without problems. The Switch orders more than 2 combos ports optional with 1000BaseLX or 1000BaseSX Mini modules GBIC can be equipped and thus the alternative 2 Twisted Pair ends in 2 ports for fiber Optic offer wiring to convert.
Features:
Enlarged range for server and Backbone
16x MBit 10/100/1000 Nway TP ports
2 adaptable combo ports for Gigabit TPoder Gigabit LX/SX about Mini GBIC
Smart additional equipment: VLANs for data flow regulation and data flow security, as well as port of drink for bigger ranges
Car MDI/MDIX Uplink on every port, no crossover patch cables urgently
Full-and Half-Duplex autonegotiation
Use of the available Twisted-Pair copper cable (Cat. 5e)
Seemless integration in the existierendeNetzwerk infrastructure
Sure Store-and-forward Switching
IEEE 802.3x Flow-Control
This High performance Layer2 Gigabit Switch is conceived especially for the application in small and middle companies. With him you and your enterprise can profit functions like VLAN or port Trunking at a reasonable price from the advantages of raised range by Gigabit Ethernet as well as management. Thus are able about virtual LANs, network segments logically are summarised to optimise the data transfer.
Trunking allows the concentration of four 10/100 MBit connections to a drink with 8000 MBit of range in the Full Duplex company to the connection with the server or Backbone. Traffic-Priority according to IEEE 802.1p permits the equipment of different queues for critical and non-critical data to the optimum net extent of utilisation.
The device disposes of 16 for Cat. 5e copper wiring laid out Gigabit ports and can pass on so also growing data traffic very well. He improves therefore immediately the efficiency of the ITInfrastruktur, without expensive fiberglass wiring or costly Re configurations would be necessary.
The device is simply able of enlargement kaskadierbar and therefore without problems. The Switch orders more than 2 combos ports optional with 1000BaseLX or 1000BaseSX Mini modules GBIC can be equipped and thus the alternative 2 Twisted Pair ends in 2 ports for fiber Optic offer wiring to convert.
Features:
Enlarged range for server and Backbone
16x MBit 10/100/1000 Nway TP ports
2 adaptable combo ports for Gigabit TPoder Gigabit LX/SX about Mini GBIC
Smart additional equipment: VLANs for data flow regulation and data flow security, as well as port of drink for bigger ranges
Car MDI/MDIX Uplink on every port, no crossover patch cables urgently
Full-and Half-Duplex autonegotiation
Use of the available Twisted-Pair copper cable (Cat. 5e)
Seemless integration in the existierendeNetzwerk infrastructure
Sure Store-and-forward Switching
IEEE 802.3x Flow-Control
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Your contact person: Tim Brakensiek
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last update:
22.04.2012
