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MaxServer
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MaxServer (Xyplex)
The Max Server series of
standalone terminal servers from MRV Communications provides
comprehensive serial-based connectivity for a wide range of
applications. The Max Server series of (terminal-server) products allows
seamless access from local or remote locations for a variety of devices,
from terminals and PCs to bar code readers and data acquisition devices.
These terminal servers are ideal for remote and Internet access, as well
as client/server or business automation applications. They are available
in AC-and DC- powered versions. With four models ranging from 8 to 40
ports, the Max Server series of (terminal-server) products offers multi protocol
support, easy-to-use (terminal-server) options, extensive security
features, accounting and remote access capabilities.
Extensive Software Features
The Maxservers offer a cost-effective, high-performance solution
designed to accommodate growth and change in a network. For example,
users whose terminal servers are configured for more traditional
terminal serving applications can migrate easily to newer client/server
applications using remote access features. With upgradable memory and
flexible, robust software features, the Max Server series of
(terminal-server) products makes migrations to new applications easy and
trouble-free.
Software can be loaded from a host network, or the unit can self-load
using a flash memory card supplied by MRV Communications. All Maxservers
can also act as a network load server for other MRV Communications
terminal/access servers on the network.
Remote Access and Automation
Because of its high-performance processor, the Maxserver's serial ports
can reach a top speed of 115.2 kbps. This makes it ideal for remote
access and business automation applications where speed of connections
is essential.
MRV Communications terminal / access servers support earlier protocols
such as SLIP and CSLIP, in addition to PPP. Security options include
SecurID, Kerberos and RADIUS. RADIUS standard or RADIUS accounting
information may also be transmitted to the customer's accounting
database for access accounting and billing.
Terminal Serving Applications
Full (terminal-server) support for legacy applications is also provided.
Ports on the standalone terminal/access servers supporting remote access
applications can also be configured to operate with optional terminal
features such as LAT, TN3270, XRemote, Telnet, and DECnet multisessions.
This dual capability greatly simplifies the migration from host-based to
client/server applications. MRV Communications terminal/console servers
also allow users to share printing resources in a widely distributed
heterogeneous environment that includes VAX hosts, UNIX hosts, and
Novell and NT servers that support BOOTP.
The Maxserver series offers a rich array of local and remote management
features that are accessible via full in-band SNMP, Telnet, and
Digital's Remote Console Protocol (RCP), or via Telnet to an out-of-band
management port. MRV Communications has implemented support not only for
standard SNMP MIBs, such as MIB I and II and the extended Character MIB
for asynchronous devices, but also for a full set of MIB extensions.
This allows all (terminal-server) parameters to be observed and changed
via any SNMP-based management system, including MRV Communications's
MegaVision network management software. All MIBs can be obtained from
the Internet MIB repository and compiled via standard MIB compilers for
use with SNMP-based network management packages.
For UNIX users, APGEN maintains (terminal-server) parameter files,
converting the Local Parameter File generated on an MRV Communications
server to an ASCII script file and storing the converted file on a UNIX
host.
Features
- High port density, 1U form
factor - 8 to 40 port options
- AC/DC power options
- Remote console and Terminal
Server Functions
- Serial to IP conversion
- 1 Ethernet 10BaseT and RJ-45
port
- Robust security protocol
support - Nondisruptive to implemented operations procedures
- Many legacy (terminal-server)
protocols
Applications
Out-of-band Management
Data center console and power
management
Out-of-band IT infrastructure
management
Telecom, energy and utility
remote site console management
Point-of-sale, telemetry and
SCADA data acquisition
Legacy terminal server
environments
Unmanned equipment configuration,
provisioning and management
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