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Allied Telesis Enterprise_Networking_Solution manual
This document describes the Allied Telesis Enterprise Network Solution, using Allied Telesis products to provide a modular, scalable, and flexible solution suitable for small to large enterprise businesses. The technologies featured in this solution include switch stacking with link-aggregation for resilience, layer 3 core switching, Network Access Control (NAC) for security, and Quality of Service (QoS) for Voice over IP (VoIP) and video streaming.
Allied Telesis Implementing_NAC_Tested_Solution_Sophos manual
This document describes a network security solution implementing Network Access Control (NAC) with Sophos NAC Advanced and Allied Telesis Switches. Sophos NAC Advanced is a sophisticated Network Access Control implementation that integrates tightly with other facilities on the Microsoft Server platform. The document provides step-by-step instructions for setting up Sophos NAC Advanced on a server running Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and configuring the Allied Telesis switch to work with this Sophos NAC implementation.
Allied Telesis LAN_client_authentication manual
The LAN Client Authentication solution explains how to configure Allied Telesis switches to ensure that ALL devices connecting to the network can be authenticated and identified. The solution also explains how to configure Microsoft Windows 2008 Server as the authentication server within the network, and how to use the highly secure certificate-based method of user authentication.
Allied Telesis iMAP-iMG-Guide-2010 manual
This document describes the features and characteristics of Allied Telesis' iMAP™, iMG, iBG, x600, x900, SwitchBlade™ x908, and AlliedView™ product families. These products are next-generation IP access solutions that can meet today's broadband service needs and evolve with new service demands.
Allied Telesis Allied_Telesis_FTTx_Guide
FTTx solutions are provided to service providers to meet the increasing demand for higher speed broadband. By extending the fiber network to the premise, it enables higher bandwidth and new services, while reducing operational costs. Service providers have options to choose either point-to-point active fiber or use PON for a shared fiber connection.
Allied Telesis Healthcare_Solution manual
This document introduces the Allied Telesis healthcare solution, which provides various features including network redundancy, security protection, high performance, scalability, and value-added services. It aims to help healthcare providers improve diagnosis and treatment speed, enhance patient experience, streamline workflow, and reduce medical errors.
Allied Telesis Allied_Telesis_Education_Solution manual
Allied Telesis provides identity authentication, wireless roaming, and secure connection network solutions for the education industry, which can provide a safe and reliable network environment for teachers and students
Allied Telesis IP_Security_Surveillance_Solutions Manual
This document describes IP security and surveillance solutions, including the features and characteristics of video surveillance systems.
Allied Telesis Capitalizing_on_MDU_Services Manual
Allied Telesis VCStack-Long_Distance_Stacking Manual
Allied Telesis Virtual Chassis Stacking (VCStack™) solution ensures a network with no single point of failure, and a single management entity. As well as connecting collocated switches, a VCStack can be formed over long distance fiber links for a truly distributed network core. Whether your virtual chassis is located in the same equipment rack, or distributed across the campus, VCStack provides resiliency, scalability and ease of management.
Allied Telesis VCStack_Network_Design_Options_RevE Manual
This document discusses the design options of the VCStack network solution, including gigabit and 10/100 Ethernet, PoE and non-PoE, copper and fiber, non-blocking and blocking ratios, etc. Additionally, it presents the advantages of the VCStack technology solution and provides a configuration example.
Allied Telesis VCStack_Powerful_Simplicity Manual
Allied Telesis An Executive's Handbook
The document mainly introduces the features of the product such as ease of use, scalability, high availability, cost effectiveness, flexibility and profitability
Allied Telesis IP Triple Play IP NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS
Allied Telesis' Carrier-Class Ethernet and IP solutions include iMAP integrated Multiservice Access Platforms and iMG intelligent Multiservice Gateways for IP Triple Play service delivery to residential and business subscribers. Utilizing native copper and fiber Ethernet interfaces and world-class provisioning and management software, our solution enables forward-thinking carriers worldwide to deploy innovative revenue-generating services in xDSL, FTTx and Metro Ethernet networks. Allied Telesis has developed two market-leading families of products supported by a network management system and technology partner framework, enabling service providers and operators to easily add new services to their network while eliminating truck rolls and man-in-a-van expenses. Once in place, this solution enables the delivery of high quality VoIP, Video and Data to the customer, helping to insulate the provider from customer churn and commoditization of plain 'vanilla' broadband services.
ALLIED MOTION PREMOTEC 250 rpm Synchronous Motor 9904 111 31813
The 31813 series low speed synchronous motor is a development of the standard industrial series specifically designed for use in high quality record decks that utilise the belt drive principle. Particular attention has been given to the magnetisation of the 24 pole rotor to optimise smooth running. This, together with the high accuracy of stator pole placement minimises torque ripple and provides low audible noise. The motor which is designed for mounting horizontally with output shaft vertically up is provided with an increased shaft length and a 3 mm diameter to aid the fitting of the drive pulley. When fitting the drive pulley the shaft rear end should be supported to ensure that the axial load limitation is not exceeded. The windings have been specifically designed to facilitate dual voltage operation, a 6.8K Ohm resistor being used in series when operation from a 220 Vac supply is required. Dimensions mm. Specification Nominal Voltage Vac 110 Max Working temperature deg. C 105 Permissible voltage fluctuation % -15 / +10 Ambient temperature range deg. C -5 to +70 Supply Frequency Hz 50 Torque derating % / OC 0.25 Speed @ 50 Hz rpm 250 Insulation according to CEE10 Class 2 Direction of rotation reversible Insulation test voltage V 2500 Direction control capacitor µ F 0.22 ( 250 Vac ) Maximum radial force N 5 Input Power W 1.8 Maximum axial force N 1.5 Input current mA 18 Mass g 16 Housing zinc plated Bearings slide Connections Mclenn