D-Link Expands Green Ethernet Product Line
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Biztech2 Staff
| Jun 09, 2008
D-Link India, a leading networking company, has announced the expansion of its industry-first Green Ethernet technology series by adding eco-friendly features to its popular Gigabit Web Smart series of multi-port network switches by reducing power consumption and providing energy cost savings without compromising operational performance or functionality.
D-Link has launched Web Smart 16-Port (DGS-1216T), the 24-Port (DGS-1224T) and the 48-Port (DGS-1248T) network switches incorporating the new energy-saving technology. D-Link Green Ethernet technology integrates an innovative power-saving feature that automatically detects link and cable length and adjusts power accordingly.
Jayesh H Kotak, VP – Product Management, D-Link India, said, "Public awareness and legislative action worldwide have created demands for improvements in energy efficiency for networking equipment. D-Link is working towards developing innovative, power-saving technology that doesn’t sacrifice performance or functionality. We will continue to seek new avenues that protect the environment and help our customers save money in the process."
D-Link's Web Smart switches are a good solution for small and medium-sized businesses that require advanced features, like Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs), Quality of Service (QoS), Link Aggregation (LAG), port trunking and secure authentication at an affordable price.
While the operational performance of these switches remains unchanged, they now feature a fanless design (DGS-1216T and DGS-1224T) that provides a quieter environment and less heat dissipation, offering an ideal solution for growing businesses—because of the energy and cost saving properties.
Unlike basic lower-cost unmanaged switches, D-Link Web Smart switches support port-mirroring and supply basic port statistics to facilitate network administration and monitoring – without complex programming or purchase of additional software. Smart switches can be accessed remotely using a Web-based interface, and configuration is password protected. Also included is an auto-discovery utility that automatically finds all the Web Smart switches in the network.
Current software for the D-Link Web Smart switch line also features DSCP-based QoS (for DiffServ), Asymmetrical VLANs (allows the VLANs to send traffic to each other without requiring a Layer 3 switch or a router) and Cable Diagnostics. Trusted Host is included to help prevent security breaches. Updated firmware with these features is available for download for the current D1 hardware versions of DGS-1216T/24T and will ship with the Green Ethernet smart switches.
The introduction of the Green Ethernet enabled D-Link DGS-1200 series switches is part of an ongoing company-wide 'Green' computing initiative that includes manufacturing environmentally-responsible products. The incorporation of Green Ethernet technology into the DGS-1200 series switches re-emphasises D-Link’s strong commitment to protecting the environment, leading the development of eco-friendly products that comply with RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) and WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) directives. The RoHS directive restricts the use of specific hazardous materials during the manufacture of electrical and electronic goods while WEEE applies standards for proper disposal and recycling of products.
D-Link has launched Web Smart 16-Port (DGS-1216T), the 24-Port (DGS-1224T) and the 48-Port (DGS-1248T) network switches incorporating the new energy-saving technology. D-Link Green Ethernet technology integrates an innovative power-saving feature that automatically detects link and cable length and adjusts power accordingly.
Jayesh H Kotak, VP – Product Management, D-Link India, said, "Public awareness and legislative action worldwide have created demands for improvements in energy efficiency for networking equipment. D-Link is working towards developing innovative, power-saving technology that doesn’t sacrifice performance or functionality. We will continue to seek new avenues that protect the environment and help our customers save money in the process."
D-Link's Web Smart switches are a good solution for small and medium-sized businesses that require advanced features, like Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs), Quality of Service (QoS), Link Aggregation (LAG), port trunking and secure authentication at an affordable price.
While the operational performance of these switches remains unchanged, they now feature a fanless design (DGS-1216T and DGS-1224T) that provides a quieter environment and less heat dissipation, offering an ideal solution for growing businesses—because of the energy and cost saving properties.
Unlike basic lower-cost unmanaged switches, D-Link Web Smart switches support port-mirroring and supply basic port statistics to facilitate network administration and monitoring – without complex programming or purchase of additional software. Smart switches can be accessed remotely using a Web-based interface, and configuration is password protected. Also included is an auto-discovery utility that automatically finds all the Web Smart switches in the network.
Current software for the D-Link Web Smart switch line also features DSCP-based QoS (for DiffServ), Asymmetrical VLANs (allows the VLANs to send traffic to each other without requiring a Layer 3 switch or a router) and Cable Diagnostics. Trusted Host is included to help prevent security breaches. Updated firmware with these features is available for download for the current D1 hardware versions of DGS-1216T/24T and will ship with the Green Ethernet smart switches.
The introduction of the Green Ethernet enabled D-Link DGS-1200 series switches is part of an ongoing company-wide 'Green' computing initiative that includes manufacturing environmentally-responsible products. The incorporation of Green Ethernet technology into the DGS-1200 series switches re-emphasises D-Link’s strong commitment to protecting the environment, leading the development of eco-friendly products that comply with RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) and WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) directives. The RoHS directive restricts the use of specific hazardous materials during the manufacture of electrical and electronic goods while WEEE applies standards for proper disposal and recycling of products.
Tags: [D-Link India ] [Green Ethernet Technology ] [Gigabit Web Smart Network Switches ] [Web Smart 16-Port (DGS-1216T) ] [24-Port (DGS-1224T) ] [48-Port (DGS-1248T) ]
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