Description
The IE200 Series wire speed Layer 2 switches are ideal for industrial Ethernet applications. With a wide operating temperature range of between -40°C and 75°C, they tolerate harsh and demanding environments, such as those found in industrial and outdoor deployment.
Device management is provided via an Industry-standard CLI, SNMP, Telnet, SSH, and the Allied Telesis Autonomous Management Framework.
AMF is unique to Allied Telesis managed devices, offering simplified device provisioning, recovery, and firmware upgrade management.
Performance
These high-performing, cost-effective switches meet the stringent requirements of today’s industrial networks. The robust IE200 series provides network managers with several key features—including port-based VLANs, IEEE 802.1p, QoS, port trunking/link aggregation, port mirroring, priority queues, and IEEE 802.1x security support.
With support for up to 2K MAC addresses, the IE200 Series is the ideal option for integrating management into any network solution.
Securing the network edge
Ensuring data protection means controlling network access. Protocols such as IEEE 802.1X port-based authentication guarantee that only known users are connected to the network. Unknown users who physically connect can be segregated into a pre-determined part of the network. This offers network guests Internet access, while ensuring the integrity of private network data.
Gigabit and fast Ethernet support
The IE200 Series SFP ports support both gigabit and Fast Ethernet Small Form-Factor Pluggables (SFPs). This makes the IE200 Series ideal for environments where gigabit fibre switches will be phased in over time. This allows for connectivity to the legacy 100FX hardware until it is upgraded to gigabit Ethernet.
Support for both speeds of SFPs allows organizations to stay within budget as they migrate to faster technologies.
High network resiliency
The IE200 Series supports highly stable and reliable network switching with a recovery time of less than 50ms.
You can customize the IE200 with the most appropriate mechanism and protocol to prevent network connection failure. Choices include Allied Telesis Ethernet Protection Switched Ring , and the standard ITU-T G.8032.
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