The Cisco Universal Access Concentrator 6400, part number CISCO6400-AC-DS3, is a high-performance concentrator designed to enable efficient broadband access across various network environments. This device is part of Cisco's enterprise networking solutions, providing scalable, reliable access for digital subscriber line (DSL) and other broadband services. The model is highly useful for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and enterprises that require high-capacity, managed broadband services delivered to numerous remote users.
This concentrator features AC power support and is capable of handling multiple DS3 interfaces simultaneously, enabling operators to interconnect networks with ease. The DS3 interface provides a connection with a bandwidth of up to 45 Mbps, suitable for aggregating large amounts of traffic from remote locations. The modular architecture of the Cisco 6400 allows it to be customised to meet specific requirements, making it flexible enough to adapt to different network configurations and growth in demands. Additionally, its robust system delivers secure and reliable performance, ensuring constant uptime for critical services.
The device is also designed to support scalability and redundancy, both essential features when managing extensive and growing networks. Its ability to handle multiple protocols and aggregate broadband access makes it a valuable component for today’s businesses that rely heavily on internet and telecommunications services. Furthermore, Cisco's well-established reputation for long-lasting, durable hardware is also reflected in this concentrator, adding to its suitability for long-term network use.
EOL Technology Services provides comprehensive support and professional services for the CISCO6400-AC-DS3, including expert technical assistance, replacement parts, and advice tailored to maintaining the unit's operational integrity. With a focus on ensuring maximum uptime, we offer both new and used components for this model, ensuring seamless network performance without unnecessary interruptions.
