Canary CMX-1011S 用户手册

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Canary SNMP management application software (HP Open

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 and IBM/Tivoli NetView

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 capable)

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Console Port and Telnet with both CLI (Command Line

Interface) and Menu driven user interfaces

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Supports in-band, out-of-band and Web-based

management

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Menu-driven, Web browser user interface.

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TFTP firmware upgradeable

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Supports 2K MAC address entries

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Back-pressure flow control under half-duplex

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1MB RAM buffer with non-blocking architecture

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Full array of LED status and diagnostic indicators

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Loopback Test (LBK) for instant connectivity confirmation

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Automatic MDI/MDI-X selection and 10/100 auto-

negotiation on the RJ-45 port

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Link Fault Signaling (LFS) forwards ‘lost link state’, to the

next station, in order to force a quicker Spanning Tree

Protocol response

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Internal Auto-sensing 90 – 240 VAC power supply

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FCC Class A and CE approved

Redundant versions of Canary’s SNMP Manageable 10/100 Mbs

Ethernet Media Converter can be configured to operate in one of

two ways: Redundant mode and Parallel mode. The redundant mode

is oriented to ensuring an ‘always on’ link between two stations. In

this mode, all four ports are inter-connected with one RJ-45 and

Fiber port set defined as the Primary path and the other set defined

as the Redundant (secondary) path.  When a disruption in the Primary

UTP/Fiber link path takes place, the CMX-101XR will redirect data

along the Redundant UTP/Fiber link until the Primary link is restored,

ensuring 'always on' connectivity.

In parallel mode, the two sets of copper and fiber ports function as

two separate, independent media converters, both running in parallel

and under unified management control. Parallel UTP and Fiber ports

encourage the installation of redundant links between critical network

devices, and provide additional insurance that essential services are

always online.  The non-redundant CMX-101X versions have one

pair of UTP-to-Fiber connections and function like standard media

converters — with the addition of management capability.

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Four ports:  Two sets of RJ-45 and Fiber ports for dual path

operations

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Configurable for Fault-Tolerance:  One UTP/Fiber port pair is

defined as a Primary path, the second pair is defined as the

Redundant path – that becomes operational when a fault is

detected on the Primary path.

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Configurable for parallel operation i.e. as two separate UTP-

to-Fiber converters running in parallel