The fourth in a four-part JumboSwitch education series, we go over JumboSwitch’s SNMP capability for integrating with existing network management systems.
The third in a four-part JumboSwitch education series with corresponding videos, we will explore the third JumboSwitch management feature, TCView, and provide a look at common user interface pages.
The second in a four-part JumboSwitch education series with corresponding videos, we take a closer look at the second JumboSwitch monitoring feature, the inbuilt graphical user interface (GUI).
The first in a four-part JumboSwitch education series, we take a closer look at the first JumboSwitch® troubleshooting feature, something we like to call “troubleshooting at a glance” using the JumboSwitch’s built-in, color-coded LED
indicators.
Many Radio over IP solutions are SIP based. SIP and VoIP can cause audio compression and have difficulty handling variation in latency. For a reliable and clear audio channel particularly for critical communications, TDM over IP technology is a better alternative.
Single mode and multimode are each a type of fiber optic cable used to transmit voice or data between devices. Depending on the application conditions one may be more suitable than the other.
A network topology categorizes all the different elements within a network. This includes repeaters, bridges, gateways, modems, and lines. Having a complete topology is important because it allows network managers to ability to identify which devices are being used and correctly plan for network upgrades.