Compaq Netelligent Repeater and Switch Products

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Netelligent 2000 Manageable, Stackable Repeaters
Key concept: Scalable and manageable network connectivity
Most companies are careful to design, scale, and maintain networks that can support mission-
critical applications in changing network environments. Managers of these networks need
intelligent, sophisticated, and scalable network equipment that can help meet these needs. The
Compaq Netelligent 2000 repeater line leads the scalable and manageable repeater market with
its 2008 8-port repeater and 2016 16-port repeaters. Both of these repeaters are SNMP
manageable and can be stacked up to 10 units high. Management is incorporated into each
repeater to allow for monitoring and changing of configurations over the network via SNMP or
modem download. No known competitors provide these features as standard with every repeater.
Compaq Extended Repeater Architecture (ERA) allows the connection between units in a stack to
extend up to 250 feet using normal Category 5 UTP copper cabling. This lets you extend a
manageable stack of repeaters in multiple areas, such as between floors in a building or between
buildings. This design reduces multiple repeater hops, which greatly improves network
performance.
Low entry cost network that scales as the network grows
Extended Repeater Architecture extends distance up to 250 feet between end repeaters in a
stack without bridging or routing
Four-group RMON support (Model 2116) allows the management system, such as Compaq
Netelligent Management Software, to remotely monitor the repeater for diagnostic purposes.
Supported RMON groups include Statistics, History, Alarm, and Event.
Stack repeaters up to 10 high for maximized port density and scalability
Multiple media options offer a variety of Ethernet connections (AUI, BNC, and fiber)
Powerful, fully redundant, industry standard network management in each unit maximizes
network uptime and investment protection.
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