ExtremeWare guards access to the network through authentication, Network Login/802.1x, and host integrity checking. It hardens the network infrastructure with Denial of Service (DoS) protection and provides security using authentication and encryption. Its sFlow data monitoring supports provides Layer 2-7 visibility into the network, including statistics on which applications are running over your network, biggest talkers, etc.
ExtremeWare scales networks simply and transparently using UniStack™—Layer 2 and Layer 3 switch stacking. Its leading LLDP support provides vendor independent discovery. Its EAPS protocol provides network resiliency for carrier and voice grade networks, enabling continued uptime for all mission critical applications in your network.
- Advanced data and equipment monitoring capabilities
- Secured access to your network
- Integration with leading host integrity checking solutions
- Carrier and voice grade network resiliency with EAPS protocol
- Powerful stacking capability simplifies management
ExtremeWare management is secured with SNMPv3, SSL, SCP, SSH, RADIUS per command authentication and TACACS+. Access to your network is controlled with Network Login’s 802.1x/MAC/Web-based methods, allowing you to turn on network access authentication on every port, integrated with host integrity checking.
ExtremeWare network operating system provides Enterprise and Metro Layer 2 and Layer 3 resiliency and control protocols including OSPF, PIM, BGP, STP, VRRP, EAPS, ESRP and ELSM unidirectional link detection. Network monitoring capabilities include LLDP, RMON and sFlow.
- SNMPv1/v2/v3, Telnet/TFTP, SSH2/SCP, HTTP, HTTPS/SSL, RADIUS, TACACS+
- LLDP, sFlow, RMON
- Network Login with 802.1x, web- and MAC-based, integrated with host integrity solutions
- EAPS, STP 802.1D/w/s/PVST+, VRRP, ESRP Layer 2+ resiliency protocols
- OSPFv2, RIPv1/v2, BGP, PIM-DM/SM, IGMPv1/v2
Detailed Technical Specifications
EAPS – Carrier and Voice Class Ethernet Resiliency
To support the triple play of voice, video and data, networks must deliver highly-reliable transport for the three different application types. Network failure events should be completely transparent to the end users, making interruptions in voice, video or data applications imperceptible. The answer to the challenge of service resiliency over Ethernet networks is Ethernet Automatic Protection Switching (EAPS) from Extreme Networks.
A service-aware ring-based protection scheme, EAPS uses a standard Ethernet MAC and is capable of meeting the carrier class benchmark of 50ms. Its rapid failover speed is perfect for VoIP deployments, as calls can stay up. EAPS also supports a variety of complex network topologies, including dual-attached rings and subtended rings giving Metro Ethernet service providers and enterprise networks greater flexibility for protecting a broad variety of network architectures and topologies.
- Rapid failover, voice call tolerant
- Simple and flexible ring-based network design
- Tolly Group tests demonstrate toll-quality voice across 5 types of failures
- Installed and operating in hundreds of converged networks
Software Warranty
For ninety days, the software (“Software”) shall substantially conform with the Documentation. Extreme Networks does not warrant that (i) the Software is error free, (ii) that Customer will be able to operate the Software without problems or interruptions and (iii) that the Software will be free of vulnerability to intrusion or attack. Except for the limited warranty set forth in this section, the Software is provided “AS IS”.
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