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The 5850 is a high-speed access device for connecting LAN equipment to Frame Relay
networks. The NxT1/E1 ports are bonded together using Multilink Frame Relay,
enabling you to multiply your bandwidth at a fraction of the cost of deploying a
T3/E3 link.
By using FRF.16-compliant protocol, the 5850 can not only support up to 12 Mbps
(8 T1s or 6 E1s) of bandwidth, point-to-point, to another FRF.16-compliant
CPE device, it can also interopeates, point-to-multipoint, with the new
generation of Multilink Frame Relay switches at the Central Office (CO) end of
the network, removing the need for a separate CO access device.
The 5850 load balances traffic across all T1/E1 ports and, if one link fails,
traffic is still carried on the other links, providing a redundant configuration.
The 5850 Multilink Frame Relay access platform comes as standard with a full range
of network monitoring features - RMON-1 and RMON-2 to enable monitoring up to
the applications layer, and optional FRF.13-compliant Frame Relay SLA verification
to ensure that you are getting what you are paying for from your service provider.
Main Features:
- Multilink Frame Relay (FRF.16-compliant)
- Bandwidth scalable (up to 8xT1 and 6xE1)
- Frame Relay network performance monitoring (RMON-1, RMON-2)
- Supports Frame Relay Fragmentation Standard FRF.12
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet management port
- Non-disruptive downloadable code
- HSSI, V.35, RS449, or RS530A data interfaces
- 90-250VAC or -48VDC powering options on the same chassis
- Embedded SNMP agent
- LMI conditioning, link-based testing and delay monitoring, and in-band management
Upgrade:
Options:
- Optional Frame Relay SLA Verification
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