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Perle Systems Releases MCR200 Dual Slot Media Converter Chassis
MCR200 Media Converter Chassis
“The mix and match flexibility of the MCR200 enables the chassis to support a wide variety of network structures where a limited number of fiber converters need to be quickly implemented,” says Al Davies, Director of Product Marketing at Perle Systems.
Two unmanaged media converter modules can be installed in an MCR200 chassis. Sharing the same chassis power source, this cost effective solution eliminates the need for two power sources required by separate standalone media converters.
When equipped with a managed media converter and MCR-MGT management module, the MCR200 2-slot Chassis provides a securely managed media converter solution for Enterprise and Service Provider networks. Perle supports all authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA) security services used in corporate networks, including TACACS+, RADIUS, LDAP, Kerberos, NIS and RSA. To further protect ID’s and passwords from someone ‘snooping’ on the network, Perle Managed Media Converters provide secure management sessions by supporting SSH, SNMPv3, Telnet and HTTPS. And, advanced features enable users to optimize network traffic and resource allocation.
Find out more about the MCR200 Media Converter Chassis on www.perle.com
About Perle Systems www.perle.com
Perle Systems is a leading developer, manufacturer and vendor of high-reliability and richly featured connectivity and device networking products. These products are used to connect remote users reliably and securely to central servers for a wide variety of business applications. Product lines include Console Servers for Data Center Management, Terminal Servers, Device Servers, Remote Power Switches, Media Converters, Ethernet I/O, Serial Cards, Parallel Cards and Multimodem Cards. Perle distinguishes itself through extensive networking technology, depth of experience in major real-world network environments and long-term distribution and VAR channel relationships in major world markets. Perle has offices in 9 countries in North America, Europe and Asia and sells its products through distribution and OEM/ODE channels worldwide.
Perle Systems
830 Fesslers Parkway, Suite 108
Nashville, TN 37210
Julie Mc Daniel
VP Marketing
Phone: 1-800-46703753
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