Government
Effective government is dependent on information technology. From e-government initiatives to the introduction of new systems, it’s one of the most demanding sectors. Information technology is underpinning all aspects of government from parliaments to people.
The government’s ability to keep its systems and networks operational is essential. Systems administrators need to ensure mission critical applications and networks are effectively managed at all times. Any downtime must be minimised so as not to affect user access.
Serial to Ethernet Terminal Servers in Government Environments
Although systems and equipment can often be managed from the network itself, such access may not always be possible. Fortunately, most computer systems and network devices provide a serial port for local access. The problem comes when such equipment is not readily accessible.
Perle Serial Console Servers offer network or dial-up access to local system ports. Administrators are able to have access from anywhere, just as if they were connected locally through a serial connection. Remote management helps reduce costs yet maintains network security.
Fiber Media Converters in Government Environments
Increasing bandwidth demands are driving investments into fiber optic cabling however, prudent Governments need to protect investment in existing copper Ethernet-based hardware. Copper to Fiber Media Converters make it possible to future proof the network with additional bandwidth capacity, extend links over greater distances using fiber optic cable and protecting data from noise and interference.
IRG5500 Routers create Vehicle Area Network (VAN) with Wi-Fi and LTE during flood response and recovery efforts in disaster areas
IDS-105GPP-XT Industrial Switches provide up to 30 Watts PoE to ALPR cameras.
Providing power and fiber to Copper connectivity to CCTV cameras at disparate locations
Reliable communication and data transmission facilitated by Perle
Ethernet Extenders ensure 330m safety perimeter is kept from emulsion explosives
Media Converters provide copper to fiber conversion in a harsh Lockheed Martin Data Imagery application
Electric Utility Terminal Servers provide secure remote user authentication and management capabilities for Phasor Measurement Units (PMU’s) that keep the grid stable and enhance reliability.
Significantly lower cost alternative to Cisco, without cabling replacement
Better response times to 999 calls due to automation of mobilisation unit by IOLAN Device Servers.
The military enhances communications in command and control situations
Terminal Servers provide a configurable, transportable integrated system capable of communicating with multiple devices in a mobile setting.
Serial Cards connect POS equipment to a local server for counter service automation.
Terminal Servers network user terminals and remote printers as part of efficiency upgrade
Some additional Perle Government / Military Customers:
Out-of-Band Management: Implementing Remote IT Management in Government Network Infrastructures
Government Market Opportunities
Media Converters offer major benefits during Backhaul Network fiber-optic upgrades
Media Converters in Campus Networks
Managing Large-Scale Media Converter Deployments
Media conversion can unlock the potential of Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs)
Quality of Service: Defining it and identifying its impact on high-priority applications
A large USA city upgrades to state-of-the-art 911 system
Municipal Government 911 service reduces labour costs to service PBX systems
Power over Ethernet
A Background on Power Over Ethernet ( PoE & PoE+ )
Benefits of using PoE Power Management Controllers in Power Sourcing Equipment
Power Reach Installation Planning for PoE Ethernet Extenders
Powered Device (PD) Reset Feature for PoE Ethernet Extenders
Things to Consider
Avoiding common mistakes in fiber-optic network deployment
Calculating and Understanding Optical Power Budgets
Do I need an Ethernet Extender or a Media Converter?
How to use Media Converters to enable Gigabit Ethernet over 2km Multimode fiber
Quality of Service: Defining it and identifying its impact on high-priority applications