IBM 8276 user manual

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Extending switching benefits to the user’s desktop
IBM 8276 Nways Ethernet RoutePort
Powerful VLAN extension
Features
Highlights ™
Ethernet Users connected to an 8273 or 8274
The IBM 8276 Nways
RoutePort provides a 36-port Ethernet through the 8276 inherit the benefits of
• Flexible-port switching concen- port switching concentrator that their powerful VLAN implementation. The
trator complements IBM’s powerful 8273 and 8276 can support up to 32 policy-based
8274 Nways RouteSwitches and 8271 VL

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Integrated network management monitoring and diagnostic information is Technical details The 8276 is equipped with a built-in simple, regardless of the mix of different The 8276 provides thirty-six 10BASE-T SNMP agent that allows the hub to be vendor equipment that makes up your Ethernet ports. T wo of these ports, managed through the IBM RouteSwitch network. You can integrate the depending on the 8276 model, may be Network Manager and RouteTracker RouteSwitch Network Manager with a configured

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Features Benefits Internal software Highly flexible subnetting and domain segments assignments. Cost reduction Replaces multiple hardware concentrators, thereby reducing the number of devices requiring management. 8273 connection Extends switching benefits to the desktop. Large number of ports The extended benefits of switching are achieved at a low cost per port. Integrated network Powerful control and configuration management capabilities without network disruption. Model number matrix for the

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© International Business Machines Corporation19 9 7 IBM 8276 Nways Ethernet RoutePort at a glance IBM Corporation DepartmentTY CA Models 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365 PO Box12 19 5 LAN ports 36 RTP NC 27709 Produced in the United States of America Other ports One serial port, EIA 232-C, 9-pin D connector, configured 3-97 ® as an IBM AT serial port (DTE) All Rights Reserved Memory 2 MB of flash References in this publication to IBM products or 1 MB of DRAM services do not imply that IBM intends to