Switch Design Company Offers Insight into the Advances in Network Switches
Network switch designs and capabilities have changed significantly since the dawn of the computer age. The new article written by Raymond B. Sepe delineates and clarifies some of the capabilities of the network switches on the market today.
CRANSTON, RI, April 25, 2012
Electro Standards Laboratories, Cranston, RI, announces the publication of its new article Advances in Network Switches. This article is available as a free download on the company's Website, http://www.electrostandards.com/images/user/File/white%20papers/NetworkSwitches_5154-01e.pdf.The article features clear-cut tables that show at a glance the basic determinants of copper and fiber optic network switches. The article covers the topic of flexibility in switch controls with easy to follow explanations and product photos. Redundancy in network switches is explained with two examples, redundant backup and redundant remote port and power supplies. Methods of handling data transmission and power loss are also discussed. Six methods of switch monitoring are detailed.
There is a lot to know about copper and fiber optic network backup switches. Today's network switches can be designed to fit anywhere: desktop, computer room rack, process control system, nuclear power plant and other rough environments. They can be built with the ruggedness necessary to function in areas subject to noise, vibrations and extreme temperatures. Security issues are addressed with passwords, passwords with limited privileges, secure offline positions, key-locks, and the ability to lockout the front panel controls remotely.
Raymond B. Sepe, President of Electro Standards Laboratories, has written this article to assist IT Managers in their efforts to keep up with the cutting-edge network switch technology required in today's demanding data networks. For more information visit http://www.electrostandards.com or call 401-943-1164 and speak with a switch sales engineer.
Electro Standards Laboratories is raising the bar with state-of-the-art products: complex copper and fiber optic network switches, interface converters and cable assemblies.