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Today's convergence of data, voice and video on the network requires guaranteed control, and priority delivery of traffic.

x900 series switches feature advanced quality of service features that manage bandwidth, and ensure network efficiency.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:41 +0000 Allied Telesis x900 Series - Increased LAN efficiency <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/bc25cda40-1.jpg" /></p>Today's convergence of data, voice and video on the network requires guaranteed control, and priority delivery of traffic.<br /> <br /> x900 series switches feature advanced quality of service features that manage bandwidth, and ensure network efficiency.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=bc25cda40 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=ba210cae7

The most flexible 1RU switch available, with 2 high-speed expansion bays, supporting additional Gigabit and 10 Gigabit copper and fiber connectivity.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:41 +0000 Allied Telesis x900 Series - Future-proof networking. <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/ba210cae7-1.jpg" /></p>The most flexible 1RU switch available, with 2 high-speed expansion bays, supporting additional Gigabit and 10 Gigabit copper and fiber connectivity.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=ba210cae7 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=4591d9345

Allied Telesis routers are able to deliver the breadth of functionality that small and medium-sized businesses require at a price point they can afford.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:41 +0000 Secure Branch Office Routing <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/4591d9345-1.jpg" /></p>Allied Telesis routers are able to deliver the breadth of functionality that small and medium-sized businesses require at a price point they can afford.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=4591d9345 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=523a2cb24

A solution developed by Allied Telesis (http://www.alliedtelesis.com).

In this Airport network, the SwitchBlade x908 provides total redundancy using Virtual Chassis Stacking (VCStack).

A virtual network core maximizes network uptime and the availability of business critical information.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:41 +0000 SwitchBlade x908 - Transportation Solution <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/523a2cb24-1.jpg" /></p>A solution developed by Allied Telesis (http://www.alliedtelesis.com).<br /> <br /> In this Airport network, the SwitchBlade x908 provides total redundancy using Virtual Chassis Stacking (VCStack). <br /> <br /> A virtual network core maximizes network uptime and the availability of business critical information.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=523a2cb24 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=816bb0c04

A solution developed by Allied Telesis (http://www.alliedtelesis.com)

In this Service Provider network, the SwitchBlade x908 provides a high-speed city-wide network.

The continuous delivery of Triple-Play services (data, voice and video) to business and residential customers is guaranteed with self-healing network technology.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:41 +0000 SwitchBlade x908 - Metro Services Solution <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/816bb0c04-1.jpg" /></p>A solution developed by Allied Telesis (http://www.alliedtelesis.com)<br /> <br /> In this Service Provider network, the SwitchBlade x908 provides a high-speed city-wide network. <br /> <br /> The continuous delivery of Triple-Play services (data, voice and video) to business and residential customers is guaranteed with self-healing network technology.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=816bb0c04 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=814126f33

A solution developed by Allied Telesis (http://www.alliedtelesis.com)

In this hospital network, the SwitchBlade x908 provides 10 Gigabit connectivity for a high-capacity, expandable network core.

Secure network access is guaranteed for both staff and patients, as well as value added services.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:41 +0000 SwitchBlade x908 - Healthcare Solution <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/814126f33-1.jpg" /></p>A solution developed by Allied Telesis (http://www.alliedtelesis.com)<br /> <br /> In this hospital network, the SwitchBlade x908 provides 10 Gigabit connectivity for a high-capacity, expandable network core. <br /> <br /> Secure network access is guaranteed for both staff and patients, as well as value added services.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=814126f33 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=bd9deafb8

Find out more about Allied Telesis at http://www.alliedtelesis.com]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:41 +0000 About Allied Telesis <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/bd9deafb8-1.jpg" /></p>Find out more about Allied Telesis at http://www.alliedtelesis.com]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=bd9deafb8 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=e383db9e6

Allied Telesis Labs New Zealand is currently looking for talented people to join us. Watch this video to find out more.
You can also visit our careers page at http://www.alliedtelesis.co.nz/jobs]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:41 +0000 Allied Telesis Recruitment Video <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/e383db9e6-1.jpg" /></p>Allied Telesis Labs New Zealand is currently looking for talented people to join us. Watch this video to find out more.<br /> You can also visit our careers page at http://www.alliedtelesis.co.nz/jobs]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=e383db9e6 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=d2a480640

Managing the 8100S Series using the Default IP Address]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 Managing the 8100S Series using Default IP <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/d2a480640-1.jpg" /></p>Managing the 8100S Series using the Default IP Address]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=d2a480640 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=ed27b14a6

Common Criteria is an internationally recognized set of guidelines for the security of information technology products. This video explains why Common Criteria certification is important, who uses it, and the difference between Protection Profiles and Evaluation Assurance Levels.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 Common Criteria in 5 minutes, What is Common Criteria? <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/ed27b14a6-1.jpg" /></p>Common Criteria is an internationally recognized set of guidelines for the security of information technology products. This video explains why Common Criteria certification is important, who uses it, and the difference between Protection Profiles and Evaluation Assurance Levels.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=ed27b14a6 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=09a9a50c3

This is a video of a talk given at the 2015 SDN Congress in Germany about the Allied Telesis Secure Enterprise SDN solution. The differences between Enterprise and Service Provider/Datacenter requirements are described and the unique benefits of the Allied Telesis solution are explained.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 SDN & OpenFlow World Congress 2015: Allied Telesis showcases SDN for the Enterprise <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/09a9a50c3-1.jpg" /></p>This is a video of a talk given at the 2015 SDN Congress in Germany about the Allied Telesis Secure Enterprise SDN solution. The differences between Enterprise and Service Provider/Datacenter requirements are described and the unique benefits of the Allied Telesis solution are explained.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=09a9a50c3 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=d82cc4c6f

This video describes the Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF) and how this powerful suite of management tools can automate your everyday network administration tasks.

My name is Graham Walker. I'm a product manager with Allied Telesis in charge of new product development.

Today's networks are increasing in size and complexity. As well as the traditional desktop PC and its applications, people want to bring their own devices to work, and expect reliable network connections wherever they are inside the business premise.

This convergence of devices onto a single IP network can lead to an increase in costs in two ways. Firstly, the equipment costs can be increased due to the need for high availability networking, and secondly the increase in management costs that happen because of the time and expertise required to manage a more complicated environment. These are very real challenges for today's network administrators.

Allied Telesis has a practical solution that simplifies the everyday management of complex, modern networks - where the whole network is managed as a single virtual device.

Allied Telesis Management Framework, or AMF, is an intuitive solution for many network topologies and provides significant benefits for schools, campuses, healthcare networks or general business environments.

AMF can be overlayed on existing network infrastructure to reduce new equipment costs. And the automation of network management tasks leads to a reduction in costs of maintenance and support too.

There are some powerful key features of AMF that automate network administration. Firstly, centralised management treats the whole network as a single virtual device and automatically backs up the configuration and firmware of all switches. It allows commands to be run on multiple units at once so updating the network is simple and efficient. Imagine changing the network access security parameters of 20 edge switches just with one command.

Secondly, auto-upgrade allows the firmware updates to be rolled out to the entire network very simply. A single command will update units one by one to maximise network uptime and can even be scheduled overnight for minimal disruption.

Thirdly, auto-provisioning provides plug and play addition of new switches to the network where the new unit has a designation, firmware and similar configuration all provided by the network itself.

And fourthly, auto-recovery provides an effective solution to network unit failure that requires zero touch management and can be completed by non-skilled staff. When a replacement device is added to the network, it automatically receives the correct firmware and configuration for a seamless transition minimizing downtime.

All these powerful features in AMF automate everyday network management tasks.
Allied Telesis is providing next generation technologies to simplify today's complex networks.

AMF is available in the Switchblade and 'x' series switches.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 Introduction to Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF) <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/d82cc4c6f-1.jpg" /></p>This video describes the Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF) and how this powerful suite of management tools can automate your everyday network administration tasks.<br /> <br /> My name is Graham Walker. I'm a product manager with Allied Telesis in charge of new product development. <br /> <br /> Today's networks are increasing in size and complexity. As well as the traditional desktop PC and its applications, people want to bring their own devices to work, and expect reliable network connections wherever they are inside the business premise. <br /> <br /> This convergence of devices onto a single IP network can lead to an increase in costs in two ways. Firstly, the equipment costs can be increased due to the need for high availability networking, and secondly the increase in management costs that happen because of the time and expertise required to manage a more complicated environment. These are very real challenges for today's network administrators.<br /> <br /> Allied Telesis has a practical solution that simplifies the everyday management of complex, modern networks - where the whole network is managed as a single virtual device. <br /> <br /> Allied Telesis Management Framework, or AMF, is an intuitive solution for many network topologies and provides significant benefits for schools, campuses, healthcare networks or general business environments. <br /> <br /> AMF can be overlayed on existing network infrastructure to reduce new equipment costs. And the automation of network management tasks leads to a reduction in costs of maintenance and support too.<br /> <br /> There are some powerful key features of AMF that automate network administration. Firstly, centralised management treats the whole network as a single virtual device and automatically backs up the configuration and firmware of all switches. It allows commands to be run on multiple units at once so updating the network is simple and efficient. Imagine changing the network access security parameters of 20 edge switches just with one command. <br /> <br /> Secondly, auto-upgrade allows the firmware updates to be rolled out to the entire network very simply. A single command will update units one by one to maximise network uptime and can even be scheduled overnight for minimal disruption. <br /> <br /> Thirdly, auto-provisioning provides plug and play addition of new switches to the network where the new unit has a designation, firmware and similar configuration all provided by the network itself. <br /> <br /> And fourthly, auto-recovery provides an effective solution to network unit failure that requires zero touch management and can be completed by non-skilled staff. When a replacement device is added to the network, it automatically receives the correct firmware and configuration for a seamless transition minimizing downtime.<br /> <br /> All these powerful features in AMF automate everyday network management tasks. <br /> Allied Telesis is providing next generation technologies to simplify today's complex networks. <br /> <br /> AMF is available in the Switchblade and 'x' series switches.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=d82cc4c6f https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=6badb13be

Allied Telesis is launching the industry’s first full SDN solution for Enterprise networks.

Called Secure Enterprise SDN (SES), this solution combines leading applications with a full-featured OpenFlow implementation, to deliver:
- Improved network security
- Simpler user onboarding
- Reduced network management costs
- A smoother user experience

Already in operation in live networks, SES is opening up the Enterprise networking market to the benefits of SDN.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 SDN for Enterprise Networks <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/6badb13be-1.jpg" /></p>Allied Telesis is launching the industry’s first full SDN solution for Enterprise networks. <br /> <br /> Called Secure Enterprise SDN (SES), this solution combines leading applications with a full-featured OpenFlow implementation, to deliver:<br /> - Improved network security<br /> - Simpler user onboarding<br /> - Reduced network management costs<br /> - A smoother user experience<br /> <br /> Already in operation in live networks, SES is opening up the Enterprise networking market to the benefits of SDN.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=6badb13be https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=ca9c52415

Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas is using the Allied Telesis Extricom Series wireless technology to connect tens of thousands of convention attendees seamlessly throughout one of the largest meeting spaces in the world.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 Allied Telesis Powers WiFi Technology in Large Las Vegas Venue <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/ca9c52415-1.jpg" /></p>Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas is using the Allied Telesis Extricom Series wireless technology to connect tens of thousands of convention attendees seamlessly throughout one of the largest meeting spaces in the world.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=ca9c52415 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=0460b1111

Rowland Hall, an elite private (preK-12) school in Salt Lake City, is using the Allied Telesis Extricom Series wireless technology to handle the challenge of connecting as many as 30 devices in each classroom at premium speed and without downtime.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 Allied Telesis Solves Big Connectivity Challenge at Elite Private School <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/0460b1111-1.jpg" /></p>Rowland Hall, an elite private (preK-12) school in Salt Lake City, is using the Allied Telesis Extricom Series wireless technology to handle the challenge of connecting as many as 30 devices in each classroom at premium speed and without downtime.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=0460b1111 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=531094462

This video customer testimonial showcases the powerful benefits that Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF) has made in the new multi-campus network at Southern Institute of Technology (SIT), New Zealand. See the SIT case study for more information.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 Southern Institute of Technology AMF Customer Testimonial <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/531094462-1.jpg" /></p>This video customer testimonial showcases the powerful benefits that Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF) has made in the new multi-campus network at Southern Institute of Technology (SIT), New Zealand. See the SIT case study for more information.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=531094462 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=923890b61

Watch this video to find out all about our new x930 series of advanced Gigabit Layer 3 stackable switches.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 x930 Series Video Overview <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/923890b61-1.jpg" /></p>Watch this video to find out all about our new x930 series of advanced Gigabit Layer 3 stackable switches.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=923890b61 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=a6080ef3a

For many years, the security systems in most business networks consisted of:
■ a firewall at the network’s point of connection to the Internet
■ anti-virus software, and maybe local firewalls, on work stations

However, in recent times, as the range of attacks has broadened and more points of vulnerability have been identified, the collection
of security devices and software commonly used in networks has grown.
It is now not unusual to find a network that contains all of the following security measures:
■ a firewall
■ web-traffic filtering software
■ email filtering software
■ an intrusion detection device or software
■ Data-Leakage Prevention systems
■ Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) prevention systems
■ one or more pieces of application-specific security software or proxies
■ an SSL gateway
■ VPN routers
■ anti-virus software

All of these items do a certain job very well, and each makes a significant contribution to the security of the network. However, there are significant downsides to a network security system consisting of multiple independent pieces.

This white paper considers these downsides, and then looks at an alternative solution for network security that avoids these problems.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 10 Reasons to Consolidate Threat Management White Paper <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/a6080ef3a-1.jpg" /></p>For many years, the security systems in most business networks consisted of:<br /> ■ a firewall at the network’s point of connection to the Internet<br /> ■ anti-virus software, and maybe local firewalls, on work stations<br /> <br /> However, in recent times, as the range of attacks has broadened and more points of vulnerability have been identified, the collection<br /> of security devices and software commonly used in networks has grown.<br /> It is now not unusual to find a network that contains all of the following security measures:<br /> ■ a firewall<br /> ■ web-traffic filtering software<br /> ■ email filtering software<br /> ■ an intrusion detection device or software<br /> ■ Data-Leakage Prevention systems<br /> ■ Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) prevention systems<br /> ■ one or more pieces of application-specific security software or proxies<br /> ■ an SSL gateway<br /> ■ VPN routers<br /> ■ anti-virus software<br /> <br /> All of these items do a certain job very well, and each makes a significant contribution to the security of the network. However, there are significant downsides to a network security system consisting of multiple independent pieces.<br /> <br /> This white paper considers these downsides, and then looks at an alternative solution for network security that avoids these problems.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=a6080ef3a https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=80aa654d9

The Internet was born in a military and academic environment. In this environment, the users were invariably trustworthy, and were
working collaboratively to make the technology operate for their mutual benefit. As a result of this, Internet Protocol (IP) and the
standard applications that operated over IP were not originally designed with security in mind.

Today, the inherently insecure Internet Protocol is still at the heart of Internet operation, along with a number of the long-standing
services that run over IP, such as:
■ Name lookups – Domain Name Service (DNS)
■ File transfers – File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
■ Email – Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
■ Web browsing – Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP).
The core technologies that operate the Internet are no more secure now than they were back in the trusting days when the Internet
was first developed. However, now the Internet has grown to massive proportions and has millions of people connected to it, many of whom are highly untrustworthy. Online crime, mischief, espionage, extortion, and much more are ever increasing.
Therefore, Internet users need to take care to manage their data security needs. All manner of undesirables are roaming the
unguarded streets of the Internet, so there must be strong defenses in place between them, and precious data and services.
Over the years, as the value of data and online services has grown, and the threats they are under have grown, the networking
industry has developed a range of security devices and software to combat the threats.
This white paper provides a brief overview of how firewalls and related network security systems have evolved over the years, in order to:
■ explain why security solutions have evolved the way that they have
■ put some of the jargon into context
■ understand the current state of the art in network security
■ look some way into the future to consider what will come next]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 Evolution of Network Security White Paper <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/80aa654d9-1.jpg" /></p>The Internet was born in a military and academic environment. In this environment, the users were invariably trustworthy, and were<br /> working collaboratively to make the technology operate for their mutual benefit. As a result of this, Internet Protocol (IP) and the<br /> standard applications that operated over IP were not originally designed with security in mind.<br /> <br /> Today, the inherently insecure Internet Protocol is still at the heart of Internet operation, along with a number of the long-standing<br /> services that run over IP, such as:<br /> ■ Name lookups – Domain Name Service (DNS)<br /> ■ File transfers – File Transfer Protocol (FTP)<br /> ■ Email – Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)<br /> ■ Web browsing – Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP).<br /> The core technologies that operate the Internet are no more secure now than they were back in the trusting days when the Internet<br /> was first developed. However, now the Internet has grown to massive proportions and has millions of people connected to it, many of whom are highly untrustworthy. Online crime, mischief, espionage, extortion, and much more are ever increasing.<br /> Therefore, Internet users need to take care to manage their data security needs. All manner of undesirables are roaming the<br /> unguarded streets of the Internet, so there must be strong defenses in place between them, and precious data and services.<br /> Over the years, as the value of data and online services has grown, and the threats they are under have grown, the networking<br /> industry has developed a range of security devices and software to combat the threats.<br /> This white paper provides a brief overview of how firewalls and related network security systems have evolved over the years, in order to:<br /> ■ explain why security solutions have evolved the way that they have<br /> ■ put some of the jargon into context<br /> ■ understand the current state of the art in network security<br /> ■ look some way into the future to consider what will come next]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=80aa654d9 https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=f00d37d20

Watch this video to learn about Allied Telesis In-Service-Software-Upgrade (ISSU) and how it allows you to upgrade the software on your SwitchBlade x8100 Series core chassis switch with no downtime.]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 14:01:23 +0000 ISSU Demonstration (In-Service-Software-Upgrade) <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://www.networkingvideos.com/uploads/thumbs/f00d37d20-1.jpg" /></p>Watch this video to learn about Allied Telesis In-Service-Software-Upgrade (ISSU) and how it allows you to upgrade the software on your SwitchBlade x8100 Series core chassis switch with no downtime.]]> https://www.networkingvideos.com/watch.php?vid=f00d37d20