Allied Telesis AT-8000/8POE Switch
Mfg # AT-8000/8POE-10
CDW # 860217
| UNSPSC 43222612
Quick tech specs
- 8-port 10/100BASE-TX managed,rack-mountable PoE switch with 1 combo copper gigabit port and 1 SFP slot
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Allied Telesis managed switch AT-8000/8POE provides nonblocking, wire-speed switching on all ports. The switch offers 10/100Mbps ports for desktop, wireless access point, printer and IP phone connectivity and 10/100/1000BASE-T or SFP ports for server or backbone connectivity. It also features broadcast-storm control and full auto-negotiation 10/100 ports which automatically detect speed and duplex modes of attached devices, allowing the switch to automatically configure for the best possible performance.
Allied Telesis AT-8000/8POE is tailored for small and medium size networks including hotels, schools and universities. Allied Telesis AT-8000/8POE switch supports Power Over Ethernet (POE) which reduces the cost and complexity of IP communications and wireless LAN deployments. POE is an advanced technology that allows a switch to supply power and provide Ethernet connectivity at the same time over category 5 cable to inline power devices, such as wireless access points, cameras, IP phones. The POE ports eliminate the cost and complexity of running additional power outlets or cable to inline power devices.
Although a plug-and-play device, the AT-8000/8POE switch includes an extensive range of management features including WEB-based management, commande line interfaces, SNMP and Telnet.
The AT-8000/8POE switch can be used as a desktop switch or in a rack.The switch is MDI/MDI-X on all ports for simple connection to other hubs and switches. Front panel LEDs allow users to monitor the switch status providing simple “at a glance” management.
Richly equipped with features normally found on higher-priced products the AT-8000/8POE switch supports RADIUS,VLAN tagging and more. Bandwidth hungry networks can streamline traffic with the four priority queues found in the IEEE 802.1p prioritization feature. And high traffic points can be addressed with the IEEE 802.1ad link aggregation and LACP feature supported. Built-in advanced security features, including security with 802.1x authentication help ensure that your devices and network are protected.
Features:
• Non blocking architecture
• Wire-speed performance
• Rapid Spanning Tree
• RADIUS
• Four priority queues per port
• VLAN tagging
• Port Mirroring
• Link aggregation - LACP
Allied Telesis AT-8000/8POE is tailored for small and medium size networks including hotels, schools and universities. Allied Telesis AT-8000/8POE switch supports Power Over Ethernet (POE) which reduces the cost and complexity of IP communications and wireless LAN deployments. POE is an advanced technology that allows a switch to supply power and provide Ethernet connectivity at the same time over category 5 cable to inline power devices, such as wireless access points, cameras, IP phones. The POE ports eliminate the cost and complexity of running additional power outlets or cable to inline power devices.
Although a plug-and-play device, the AT-8000/8POE switch includes an extensive range of management features including WEB-based management, commande line interfaces, SNMP and Telnet.
The AT-8000/8POE switch can be used as a desktop switch or in a rack.The switch is MDI/MDI-X on all ports for simple connection to other hubs and switches. Front panel LEDs allow users to monitor the switch status providing simple “at a glance” management.
Richly equipped with features normally found on higher-priced products the AT-8000/8POE switch supports RADIUS,VLAN tagging and more. Bandwidth hungry networks can streamline traffic with the four priority queues found in the IEEE 802.1p prioritization feature. And high traffic points can be addressed with the IEEE 802.1ad link aggregation and LACP feature supported. Built-in advanced security features, including security with 802.1x authentication help ensure that your devices and network are protected.
Features:
• Non blocking architecture
• Wire-speed performance
• Rapid Spanning Tree
• RADIUS
• Four priority queues per port
• VLAN tagging
• Port Mirroring
• Link aggregation - LACP