Ethernet
Article (1)
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ENNI - casting the ethernet wider
Carrier ethernet really does seem recession-proof. All the pundits seem to agree that ethernet services were going up in 2009 and are expected to continue that way.
White Paper (1)
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How to keep a hot application running cool
This white paper provides the information necessary to make PoE Plus-ready cabling choices that will support reduced current-induced temperature rise and minimise the risk of degraded physical and electrical performance due to elevated temperature.
Feature (1)
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Understanding the emerging FCoE protocol
Converged Enhanced Ethernet (CEE) will enable a new protocol called Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE), which allows organisations to extend the reliability and network services of Fibre Channel to a broader range of server environments.
Product (1)
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Wireless ethernet modules
Interworld Electronics has released Quatech’s Airborne Enterprise Class Wireless Ethernet Modules. The Airborne Enterprise Class Wireless Device Server and Bridge Modules provide WPA2-Enterprise Class extensible authentication protocols (EAP) with support for authentication Certificates. The modules provide wireless serial device server or ethernet-to-wireless bridge functionality and are designed to meet an extended operating temperature range (-40 to +85 °C).
News (2)
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Telstra International has secured MEF 9 and MEF 14 certifications
Telstra International has secured MEF 9 and MEF 14 certifications of the MEF (Metro Ethernet Forum) showcasing the quality and performance assurance of the company's suite of global ethernet services. -
Cable gigabit ethernet service launched
Gigabit ethernet service to address growing demand for scalable, cost-efficient bandwidth subscriptions between Australia and the US.
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