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The Allied Telesis IE340 Series Industrial Ethernet Gigabit Layer 3 Switches
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Ruggedised switches are built to provide enduring performance in harsh environments. The Allied Telesis Layer 3 Switch offers high throughput, rich functionality, and advanced security features, IE340 switches deliver the performance and reliability demanded by deployments in the age of the Internet of Things (IoT).

 

The Allied Telesis x930 Series Advanced Gigabit Layer 3 Stackable Switches
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The Allied Telesis x930 Series of stackable Gigabit Layer 3 switches provide resiliency, reliability, and high performance, making them ideal for network core and distribution solutions.

The Allied Telesis x530L Series Stackable Intelligent Layer 3 Switches
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The Allied Telesis x530L Series stackable Layer 3 switches feature high capacity, resiliency, and easy management.With both Multi-Gigabit and high port density models, plus Power over Ethernet (PoE), they are the ideal choice for network access applications.

The Allied Telesis x530 Series Stackable Multi-Gigabit Layer 3 Switches
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The Allied Telesis x530 Series of stackable and powerful multi-Gigabit switches with high capacity and easy management, make them the ideal choice for demanding distribution and high-speed connectivity applications.

The Allied Telesis x230 Series Gigabit Managed Edge Switches
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The Allied Telesis x230 Series of Layer 3 Gigabit switches offer an impressive set of features in a compact design for flexible deployment. Power over Ethernet capability makes them ideal for connecting and remotely powering access and security devices at the network edge. Allied Telesis x230 Series switches provide an excellent access solution for today’s networks, supporting Gigabit to the desktop for maximum performance.

Point-to-Multipoint Wi-Fi Bridging with the Cambium MicroPop 3000
Point-to-Multipoint

Sometimes you need to interconnect devices from a control station to multiple remote sites. Traditionally a network cable, fibre cable needs to be trenched between sites and installed in a protective conduit. A Wi-Fi Multipoint Bridge can be likened to a ‘Virtual Ethernet Network’ with each remote site resembling a data cable, and the multipoint bridge acting as a data switch.

 

Point-To-Point Wireless Bridging With Cambium FORCE 300-19R
Point-To-Point

Sometimes you need to interconnect devices from a control station to a remote site and traditionally a network cable or fibre cable needs to be trenched between sites and installed in a protective conduit. There can be many obstacles in the cable path including, roads, water, buildings, private land, distance limitations of copper cable and most importantly, cost. Wi-Fi Bridging is one of the most cost-effective technologies for navigating these obstacles.

 

MOXA Industrial Smart Switch Achieves Network Interoperability And Integration Quicker Than Ever Before
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Moxa is pleased to add the SDS-3016 Series to our Red Dot award-winning product family. The new addition includes Gigabit uplink, eight additional ports, and an easy-to-configure Industrial Automation (IA)-profile that allows automation engineers to quickly process the increasing amounts of data within the smart manufacturing industry.

Moxa's Industrial Cybersecurity Solutions Bolster Network Security
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Moxa has introduced its new industrial cybersecurity solutions to bolster network security. The EtherCatch IEC-G102-BP Series industrial IPS can detect and block malicious traffic inside industrial networks. With the EtherFire IEF-G9010 Series industrial IPS firewalls, administrators can segment networks with fine-grained Layer 2 to Layer 7 firewall policies and IPS capability.

Remove the Blind Spots from Network Management
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“Ethernet” has become mainstream and has been widely used in industrial automation networks. OT engineers could use OT NMS monitor Ethernet switches, routers, etc. network devices in OT networks; however, many onsite machines and devices with serial, I/O, and other hardwired interfaces are not updated simultaneously due to high cost, which requires edge connectivity hardware, such as serial device servers, protocol gateways, or edge computers, to communicate with Ethernet infra. Thus, those edge connectivity in the field sites is currently the blind spot of OT networks.