On Sun, 4 Jun 2000 at 20:38, Federico Sevilla III wrote:
>Would you mind helping me out in knowing what specifications to inspect
>to know if a particular switch is enterprise level, or is at least
>somewhere near?
As a follow-up to this request for help, here are the technical
specifications provided by the Arlotto website <http://www.arlotto.com/>
for the S3080 model (8-port 10/100Mbps switch). I'm posting it for the
benefit of those who may be interested, and also to help any of you who
wish to point out to me what parts of these specs are worth noting to at
least give me a clue as to the level of performance to expect from this
switch. Thanks in advance everyone! :)
Standard Compliance
- IEEE802.3 10BASE-T Ethernet
- IEEE802.3u 100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet
Number of Ports
- 8 10/100 auto-sensing RJ-45 STP ports
LED Indicators
- One power LED
- Per port
* One link/Rx LED
* One TX LED
* One 10/100M LED
* One Collision LED
* Five Utilization LEDs
Switching Ability
- Supports up to 8K MAC address lookup
- Wire-speed address lookup time
- Wire-speed address learning time
- Store-and-Forward switching mode
- Zero-Packet-Loss back-pressure flow control
- Automatic source address learning
- 2.4Gbps aggregate throughput
- True non-blocking switch architecture
Hardware Specifications
- Reset ability
* 1 reset button in front panel
- Power requirement
* Internal power supply
* Input: AC90-240V, 50/60Hz
* Output: DC =5V, +3.3V
- Dimensions: 13" 1U rack-mountable
- Working environment
* Operating temperature: 0C to 50C
* Operating humidity: 90% max, non-condensing
- EMI certifications:
* CE
* FCC Class A
* VCCI Class I
- Safety regulations:
* CUL (UL & CSA)
Ordering Information
S3280: 8-port desktop/rack mount NWay Fast Ethernet switch
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