APCON debuted its IntellaFlex 3288-XR network monitoring switch.
The IntellaFlex 3288-XR switch offers non-blocking connectivity of 288 10G signals for a total throughput of 2.88 Terabits per second.
The new switch assures 100-percent network visibility, and is designed to save data center space, preserve existing tool investments and reduce costs on new tool purchases.
With redundancy, high availability and a new extensible backplane, the IntellaFlex 3288-XR is a high-bandwidth intelligent network monitoring solution designed for large data centers requiring a highly scalable monitoring switch to meet the demands of increased traffic analysis.
“APCON’s new IntellaFlex 3288-XR switch provides a rock-solid foundation for future network traffic expansion. Coupled with advances in monitoring services such as time stamping, packet slicing and multi stage filtering, this IntellaFlex switch caters to the increasing demand for large capacity switches within enterprise networks,” said Richard Rauch, President and CEO of APCON. “We’re excited to bring this next-generation monitoring switch to the industry, providing the stability, security and scalability crucial in today’s network environment.”
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