Link Ethernet Segment to an ATM Backbone

January 1997 / International What's New / Link Ethernet Segment to an ATM Backbone

Linking Ethernet LAN segments to an ATM backbone, the switches in the modular ALS family are set to eliminate your LAN bottlenecks. They provide up to 100-Mbps Ethernet ports in a chassis with up to 16 slots. A powerful RISC architecture and a 10- Gbps switching matrix enable operation even under high network loads. All the modules in the ALS family are hot-swappable.
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Company:  Hirschmann Network Systems, Neckartenzlingen, Germany

Phone:    +49 7127 14 1511

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Internet: 
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