Cisco 11500 (CSS 11501)

8x 10BaseT/100BaseTX

1x SFP

Specification Cisco 11501 CONTENT - CSS11501 Feature Product Features Technical details Source data-sheet ICEcat.biz System requirements Compatible operating systems Any TCP/IP OS, including Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98, Windows 95, all UNIX platforms, LINUX, and Mac OS Connectivity Installed ports RJ-45,console,G-BIC Cabling technology UTP I/O ports Fixed configuration with 8 10/100 Ethernet and 1 Gigabit Ethernet (GBIC) Port Weight & dimensions Rack mounting 1U Form factor Rack (1U) Dimensions W x D x H 439 x 40 x 44 mm Weight 4700g Energy management Power availability 120(max)W Environmental conditions Operating relative humidity range 5-85% Operating temperature range (T-T) 0 - 45°C Protocols Management protocols SNMP 1, RMON, SNMP 2c, HTTP Data link protocol Ethernet, Fast Ethernet Networking Address table size 4000entries Networking features TCP/IP, UDP/IP, ICMP/IP Slot type RJ-45,G-BIC Data transmission Full duplex Y Data transfer rate 100Mbit/s Management features Management platform browser-based interface, embedded GUI In a typical deployment, the Cisco CSS 11500 intercepts a request from a client browser, characterizes the flow by reading Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) headers, selects a destination server based on resource availability, and forwards the flow. Because it quickly processes the entire HTTP header (full URL, cookie, and extensive resource verification information), the Cisco CSS 11500 identifies the user, what the user wants to do, and how best to service the user's request within a global Web infrastructure. The Cisco CSS 11500 provides a fully distributed architecture—all modules in the system contribute to the overall processing and memory needs for policy-based flow setup and flow forwarding. In this way, performance scales linearly as modules are added, and heavy traffic that hits one module can be balanced to others within a single system. Therefore, the Cisco CSS 11500 balances traffic not only within a data center but also across its own internal modules. T