NETWORK WORLD NEWSLETTER: JEFF CARUSO ON HIGH SPEED LANS
08/26/04
Today's focus:  IMC Networks introduces Gigabit media converter

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* Converter from IMC Networks sends Gigabit Ethernet over long 
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Today's focus:  IMC Networks introduces Gigabit media converter

By Jeff Caruso

IMC Networks last week unveiled a 10/100/1000M bit/sec 
copper-to-fiber media converter.

The Gigabit MediaLinX converts Ethernet signals traversing 
twisted-pair copper cables at all speeds to Gigabit Ethernet 
over fiber-optic lines. By doing so, the converter is able to 
extend the distances the signals can travel to 80 kilometers.

The converter is available as a module that fits into the 
company's optical access chassis platforms. It auto-negotiates 
the correct speed on the copper side and also has a force mode.

IMC is selling the device as a way to interface Gigabit Ethernet 
devices with network segments that are still running 10M bit/sec 
or 100M bit/sec Ethernet. It can also be used by service 
providers to offer businesses virtual LAN-based services over 
fairly long distances, and at a variety of data rates.

IMC offers a free SNMP-based management application to oversee 
the equipment, but it can also be managed via HP OpenView, the 
company says. The free iView software provides the ability to 
configure and upgrade the Gigabit MediaLinX remotely and the 
ability to view real-time status information and traffic 
statistics from the converter and the links attached to it.

The converter is available with several different connections - 
multimode fiber for distances up to 300 meters, 1310-nanometer 
single-mode fiber for distances up to 40 km, and 1550-nm 
single-mode fiber for distances up to 80 km. There are also 
single-strand fiber models to transmit full-duplex data over 
just one strand of fiber, IMC says.

The converters are available now, starting at $680.
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