The Allied Telesis MCF3300 is a 1RU three-blade chassis able to support up to 24 media conversions, dependent on connector type. The MCF3300 is powered by hot-swappable AC or DC power supplies, which allows for flexibility amongst connection types and speeds. At 1RU high, it is the industry's smallest form factor model for up to 24 media conversions.
Overview
The Allied Telesis MCF3300 has different blade options enabling customers to mix environments.
- MCF3000/8SP
- 8 x 100/1000Mb SFP to 10/100/1000T
- MCF3000/8LC
- 8 x 1000SX/LC to 10/100/1000T
- MCF3010T/4SP
- 4 x SFP+ to 10/100/1G/2.5G/5G/10GT
The MCF3000/8SP accepts 100Mb or 1G SFPs allowing backwards compatibility for older networks. With 10G blades, capable of accepting 1G or 10G SFPs coming shortly after release, the MCF3300 will be able to handle the most robust conversion needs.
Managed Media Conversion
The management function allows network administrators to monitor Media Converter status and configure the MCF3300 remotely via Web Browser, Telnet, SSH or Console Port. This product is ideal for telecommunications and corporate applications, where a number of fiber links need to be managed and controlled from a central location.
Security FeaturesRobust security features allow you to control user access to the chassis, to ensure that only authorized personnel can view and change the settings of the slide-in modules.
- Access Control Lists (ACLs) can be configured to allow access to authorized users and deny access to all others.
- Management VLAN: the chassis uses system-assigned VLANs on the blades. No blade traffic is routed to the management card. This keeps management traffic separate from data traffic. DHCP is supported to obtain an IP address on the management card.
- Secure Shell (SSH) authentication supports both Rivest-ShamirAdleman (RSA) and Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA) for public key cryptography, for both connection and authentication.
SNMPv3SNMPv3 is derived from and builds upon SNMPv1 & SNMPv2c. This technology provides commercial-grade security and ease of administration, which includes authentication, authorization, access control, and privacy. The secure management of SNMPv3 provides security with authentication and privacy. Its administration offers logical contexts, view-based access control, and remote configuration.
SNMPv3 supports authentication and encryption. SNMPv3 uses UserBased Security Model (USM) for authentication and message security, and View-Based Access Control Model (VACM) for access control rules.
The Allied Telesis MCF3300 is a 1RU three-blade chassis able to support up to 24 media conversions, dependent on connector type. The MCF3300 is powered by hot-swappable AC or DC power supplies, which allows for flexibility amongst connection types and speeds. At 1RU high, it is the industry's smallest form factor model for up to 24 media conversions.
Overview
The Allied Telesis MCF3300 has different blade options enabling customers to mix environments.
- MCF3000/8SP
- 8 x 100/1000Mb SFP to 10/100/1000T
- MCF3000/8LC
- 8 x 1000SX/LC to 10/100/1000T
- MCF3010T/4SP
- 4 x SFP+ to 10/100/1G/2.5G/5G/10GT
The MCF3000/8SP accepts 100Mb or 1G SFPs allowing backwards compatibility for older networks. With 10G blades, capable of accepting 1G or 10G SFPs coming shortly after release, the MCF3300 will be able to handle the most robust conversion needs.
Managed Media Conversion
The management function allows network administrators to monitor Media Converter status and configure the MCF3300 remotely via Web Browser, Telnet, SSH or Console Port. This product is ideal for telecommunications and corporate applications, where a number of fiber links need to be managed and controlled from a central location.
Security FeaturesRobust security features allow you to control user access to the chassis, to ensure that only authorized personnel can view and change the settings of the slide-in modules.
- Access Control Lists (ACLs) can be configured to allow access to authorized users and deny access to all others.
- Management VLAN: the chassis uses system-assigned VLANs on the blades. No blade traffic is routed to the management card. This keeps management traffic separate from data traffic. DHCP is supported to obtain an IP address on the management card.
- Secure Shell (SSH) authentication supports both Rivest-ShamirAdleman (RSA) and Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA) for public key cryptography, for both connection and authentication.
SNMPv3SNMPv3 is derived from and builds upon SNMPv1 & SNMPv2c. This technology provides commercial-grade security and ease of administration, which includes authentication, authorization, access control, and privacy. The secure management of SNMPv3 provides security with authentication and privacy. Its administration offers logical contexts, view-based access control, and remote configuration.
SNMPv3 supports authentication and encryption. SNMPv3 uses UserBased Security Model (USM) for authentication and message security, and View-Based Access Control Model (VACM) for access control rules.