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VLANs on the Loop-IP6610

The Loop-IP6610 with VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) tagging feature allows a user to subdivide a LAN into smaller units known as VLAN1, VLAN2, VLAN3, all the way up to VLAN 4094. A device in a particular VLAN can monitor traffic in that VLAN only, and cannot monitor packets in any other VLANs. This provides privacy and an ability to set priorities for different types of traffic.

Situation

A typical corporate security problem at head offices occurs when anyone on the local area network can see information from any department on the same LAN.

Solution

The Loop-IP6610 supports IEEE 802.1q VLAN tagging. This allows a network to be separated into smaller broadcast domains. All broadcast, multicast, unicast and unknown packets can be forwarded only to stations or bridge ports which are members of that VLAN. This cost effective feature simplifies network administration and increases network performance.

Power Utilities

Global energy demand is growing, society's consciousness of greenhouse emissions is high, and climate changes can strain energy networks especially in hot summer months. The power industry has responded to these challenges with the development of a smart grid, a telecommunications infrastructure parallel to the power infrastructure. Loop Telec...

Public Transportation

In many ways, a telecommunication network often mirrors a physical transportation network -- thus the old phrase "information superhighway" used to refer to the internet. However, physical transportation networks such as roadways and railways often require their own separate communication network to relay alarm and status information to human ...

Management

Every network needs to be managed. All Loop devices support SNMP and SSH into a remote terminal. Loop-iNET and LoopView allow you to change settings through a GUI format, and also switch easily between multiple devices. For complex network features such as circuit provisioning, Loop-iNMS fulfills customer needs. Loop products support both inba...

TDM over Ethernet

The move from a TDM (time division multiplexing) based network to an Ethernet or IP-based packet switched network is gradual and necessary in order to improve performance and keep costs down. However, this switch is being approached different ways depending on if the customer is a telecom carrier, utility, financial institution, or other indus...