3com 5500-EI Guia De Especificaciones

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SSh v2 and SNMP. IEEE 802.1X RADIUS/TACACS+
network login and RADIUS Authenticated Device
Access (RADA) enforce access control at the 
network edge.
FLEXIBLE, SECURE FIBER CONNECTIONS
The Switch 5500-EI FX is ideally suited for applications
where security is of paramount importance, or where
long cable runs are required. This switch provides
connections on fiber infrastructures that are almost
impervious to electronic eavesdropping because they
use optical transmission. The switch uses 100BASE-X
SFP transceivers for its 24 100 MB connections,
providing the flexibility of running any mix of
100BASE-FX multimode fiber (up to 2 km/1.2 miles) 
or 100BASE-LX10 single-mode fiber (up to 10 km/6.2
miles).
PRIORITY FOR CONVERGED BUSINESS TRAFFIC
Next-generation traffic prioritization features—
including advanced policy-based Class of Service/
Quality of Service (CoS/QoS), eight priority queues,
committed access rates, bandwidth limiting and
filtering and more—identify and optimize delay-
sensitive traffic such as voice and video. To help
assure this optimization, switches can be configured 
to automatically isolate voice traffic from 3Com and
other IP telephony systems within a voice-dedicated
VLAN.
UNIQUE AC/DC POWERED OPERATION
3Com Switch 5500 products are the first stackable
switches to support multiple power schemes right out
of the box, with a choice of AC, AC and DC, or DC
operation. Select models also support IEEE 802.3af
PoE, enabling power to be injected out to the edge of
the network without the need to install additional
wires or upgrade existing power supplies.
REDUNDANT POWER SYSTEM SUPPORT
All 3Com Switch 5500 models support a redundant
power system (RPS) connection.
RPS units provide these benefits:
› For PWR switches, an RPS can deliver more power
budget for IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet than
what the switches alone can provide. For example,
the Switch 5500G PWR 52-port switch has a PoE
power budget of 300 Watts, which means that less
than half of the ports can provide the full 802.3af PoE
power of 15.4 Watts. With an RPS providing power, all
48-ports can provide a full 15.4 Watts of PoE power.
› They deliver redundant power to switches so there is
continued operation should the switch unit power
supply fail. This allows for continuous operation of
advanced Enterprise networks, particularly impor-
tant for converged networks running IP phones on
the network.
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3COM SWITCH 5500 10/100 FAMILY
KEY BENEFITS 
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Provides up to 48 10/100 Layer 2/3/4 switched ports per switch and up to 384 10/100 ports per stack
Equipped with four additional Gigabit Ethernet ports for stacking or uplinks
Can be stacked eight units high, or implemented as a distributed stack at multiple locations and managed as a single-IP entity
Delivers wirespeed and line-rate performance on all ports
Offers OSPF and multicast routing, 3Com XRN stacking technology and IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet
Provides high resiliency and continuous availability with active load sharing and support for ultra-fast failover recovery
Implements multilayer distributed security including ACLs, DES 56/168-bit
encryption, IEEE 802.1X network login and 
RADA authentication
Prioritizes converged network traffic with advanced CoS/QoS and other features to ensure high levels of service for latency-
sensitive applications
Leverages existing power schemes in data centers and switching infrastructures with built-in support for both AC and DC power
Consolidates administrative control and enhances core-to-edge visibility with an operating system shared with 3Com modular
switches and routers
Offers a fiber model for increased security and infrastructure flexibility
Backed by top-flight service, support and training from 3Com and 3Com authorized partners
168-bit encryption not available in all countries. Refer to www.3com.com for details 
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