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StarTech.com MMC110MMST 10/100 Mbps Multi Mode Fiber Ethernet Managed Media Converter - ST Review
StarTech.com MMC110MMST 10/100 Mbps Multi Mode Fiber Ethernet Managed Media Converter - ST
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Overview StarTech.com MMC110MMST 10/100 Mbps Multi Mode Fiber Ethernet Managed Media Converter - ST
This 10/100 Mbps Multi Mode Fiber Ethernet Managed Media Converter creates a cost-effective Ethernet-fiber link, transparently converting to/from 10Base-T or 100Base-Tx Ethernet signals and 100Base-Fx optical signals to extend a fast Ethernet network connection over a multimode fiber backbone. The media converter supports Managed Network operation, providing connected servers with notifications regarding status, connectivity, network failures, etc. via SNMP, web based and Telnet protocols. The converter provides a simple solution for connecting 10Base-T/100Base-Tx Ethernet networks to remote network segments using ST terminated multimode fiber while delivering ideal network scalability. Easy to set up and install in a matter of seconds, this durable and compact fiber media converter features a heavy-duty power supply that can withstand challenging environments, and offers 6 LED indicators to make monitoring the network link easy. This versatile Ethernet to MM Fiber Media Converter is compatible with most 3COM, Cisco, Lucent and Nortel networks and fully complies with IEEE 802.3 and 802.3u standards.Feature StarTech.com MMC110MMST 10/100 Mbps Multi Mode Fiber Ethernet Managed Media Converter - ST
- Supports Telnet, SNMP V1 and V2 and Web Browser Management
- Connect remote areas of large buildings to the main network
- Rugged construction makes the device ideal for harsh workplace and industrial conditions
- Compact design and weight makes it portable and unobtrusive to carry
- Led Indicators that detect Power, Link, Activity, Duplex
- 1024 MAC addresses
- 256Kbps of buffer memory
- mode, and Collision status
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