M86261G12

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M86261G12 is an 802.1p/Q/Y switching hub for use in a wide range of applications. It features 12 ports, 4 of which are full duplex Gigabit Ethernet ports, 4 of which are multimode fiber ports, and 4 of which are single-mode fiber ports.

Built on the 802.1p/Q/Y switching protocol, the M86261G12 provides reliable Ethernet connectivity between multiple LAN segments. This enables users to easily create virtual Ethernet networks and to segment LAN traffic according to priority.

The M86261G12 gives users the ability to assign QoS (Quality of Service) levels to LAN traffic. It also supports IEEE 802.1Q (VLAN) and can segment traffic in 4,094 VLANs for further segmentation and prioritization.

The M86261G12 can also be used in a wide variety of telecommunication applications. It provides three redundant physical connections for use as a Layer 2 or Layer 3 switch/router with additional advanced features such as WDM support for fiber links and layer 2 protection in mesh topologies.

As a Layer 2 solution, the M86261G12 can be used to create small, secure network segments. It supports IEEE 802.3ad and IEEE 802.1w protocols, which enable the creation of multiple redundancy paths. The device has features such as rate limiting, VLAN tagging, and IGMP snooping that can help to further control the traffic flow and stop unwanted traffic.

When used at Layer 3, the M86261G12 switch can bridge two distinct Ethernet-based networks. It supports Policy-based Routing (PBR), allowing users to assign different types of traffic to different ports and VLANs, allowing for more efficient transmission of data.

The M86261G12 offers exceptional performance and scalability. It can be used in a variety of telecom applications where high-speed and reliable performance are desired. It is an ideal solution for directors and core routers in enterprise or telco networks or for users needing a fully-featured Layer 2/3 switch/router.

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