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FPS-8
Multiprotocol Fast Packet Switch
 
Eight-port multiprotocol FRAD and packet switch

Two optional built-in Ethernet ports

Protocols supported: Frame Relay, X.25, ISDN, HDLC, SLIP, PPP, MLPPP, RIP, RIP-2, async

IP support

- IP routing

- Standard IP encapsulation over Frame Relay (RFC 1490), X.25 (RFC 1356) or Ethernet

Transparent bridging

Dynamic bandwidth allocation

Data prioritization
Automatic backup facility

Telnet (client and server) support

X.25/Frame Relay multicasting

SNMP management via RADview on a PC or an HP OpenView UNIX station

Optional support for ISDN BRI interface

Throughput of more than 3,000 pps in Frame Relay

Each of the eight sync ports operates at data rates up to 2 Mbps

 
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The FPS-8 is a high performance Frame Relay/X.25 switch suitable for headquarters and central sites requiring high throughput. Each port can be configured to one of several protocols: Frame Relay, X.25, RIP, RIP-2, PPP, MLPPP, HDLC, SLIP or async.

The FPS-8 can perform packet switching between different applications such as X.25 to X.25; X.25 to Frame Relay; Frame Relay to Frame Relay; and SLIP to SLIP. It can also encapsulate various protocols over Frame Relay and X.25.

The built-in management agent enables configuration, compilation of statistics and status reports, and diagnostics. The management agent can be accessed from any location in the network. It can be programmed to transmit this information as a result of an alarm event.

The SNMP agent enables management by the RADview graphical user interface on a PC or HP OpenView UNIX station, allowing the products to be configured and controlled via the X.25/Frame Relay network. It sends traps to the management station and supports standard MIBs.

Link interfaces are modular and can be ordered for RS-232/V.24, V.35, RS-530, X.21, V.36 or Ethernet. Each interface is switch-selectable for DCE or DTE. Both the protocol and the interface can be independently selected on any port.