Allied Telesis at GS950/48 Websmart Switch - Switch

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The AT-GS950/48 Websmart Switch is designed for smaller networks that require a certain amount of VLAN segmentation, quality of service (QOS) and security, but do not require full-fledged network management functions. With this device, network administrators can easily configure port-based Vlans with tagging (IEEE 802.1Q) and ensure higher performance and additional security. With the help of four priority queues, the new switch offers an excellent QOS and is ideal for use in networks that transmit a mixed data traffic from language, data and videos. The AT-GS950/48 offers additional security by blocking the access of non-autorized users via an IEEE 802.1X user authentication in combination with a radius server. The new Switch from Allied Telesis Port-Trunking supports even more performance. With this function, several ports can be operated together to achieve a larger range between the switch and another network device. The new website Switch also enables a diagnosis of network problems via a port-Mirroring function. Thanks to its support of the IGMP protocol, companies can use the AT-GS950/48 to control their resources for bandwidth-hungry video applications more efficiently and manage membership of IP Multicast groups. In addition, the new switch from Allied Telesis supports the protocols STP and RStP (Spanning Tree Protocol and Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol). With them you can protect networks against link failures by providing redundant links.
The AT-GS950/48 offers the right measure of web-based management, QOS and security functions. This means that it is very qualified as an inexpensive solution for smaller networks that do not require full-fledged SNMP management. Li>

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