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.


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Brand
Allied Telesis
Category
Servers Computer
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
20
File format
PDF
File size
813 KB
Published
09 July, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
5C4EF727BFDEB8004B4121AF82BFB972

About this manual

The Allied Telesis iMAP (Integrated Multiservice Access Platform) and iMG (intelligent Multiservice Gateway) product families are designed as next-generation IP access solutions for service providers. These platforms support converged services such as voice, video, and data over existing copper or new fiber infrastructure, eliminating the complexity of legacy protocols like ATM. The solution is managed via the AlliedView Network Management System (NMS), allowing for unified control of subscriber services, access aggregation, and transport.

What's inside

  • Integrated Multiservice Access
  • iMAP Platform Family
  • IMAP 9810 Features
  • IMAP 9700 Features
  • IMAP 9400 Features
  • MiniMAP 9100 Features
  • Service Modules
  • AlliedView NMS

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum number of Active Ethernet fiber ports supported by the IMAP 9810?

The IMAP 9810 can support up to 160 Active Ethernet fiber ports.

How many service slots are available in the high-density IMAP 9700 chassis?

The IMAP 9700 chassis contains seven service slots.

What is the maximum number of MAC addresses supported in a future release?

The platform is designed to support up to 256K MAC addresses.

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