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EKI-1500 Serial Device Servers Excellent Functionality
Advantech's EKI-1000 series have two product categories, one is EKI-1500 Serial Device Servers, and the other is EKI-1300 Wireless Serial Device Servers. Both of them have included new advanced Multi-Access functionality for advanced capability. Furthermore, EKI-1500 Serial Device Servers combine 2 x Ethernet ports which have simultaneous Dual-LAN redundancy functionality for industry-proven reliability. There are some EKI-1000 series Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for further understanding. |
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Dual Ethernet for Unrivaled
Redundant Networking |
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EKI-1521/1522/1524/1528/1526 provides
Dual Ethernet connections for building reliable and redundant networking.
Through the EKI-1521/1522/1524/1528/1526, users can establish 2 physical networks
in the same domain, one for the primary connection, and the other
is a backup host that can connect to the device servers directly when
the primary connection fails. Furthermore, the 2 Ethernet ports can
be set to two different networking domains to support different network
applications. |
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* Backup Line Redundancy |
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In this case, one PC
has two Ethernet cards for the same or different domains to link
to EKI-1500 Serial Device Servers. The two Ethernets are both active,
where one is for the primary connection, and the other is an alternative
backup host that can connect to the device servers directly when
the primary fails. |
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* Simultaneously Connection
Redundancy |
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An exclusive new feature
for Advantech's Serial Device Servers is support for simultaneous
connection redundancy. In this case, both LAN's are connected to
multiple hosts (max 5) and If either of the two connections fail,
the other LAN will continue the communications between the Serial
Devices and the Hosts. |
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Through
Dual Ethernet redundant connections, EKI-1500 Serial Device Servers
greatly improve connectivity, reliability, system stability,
and simplify redundant configurations, regardless of whether
the devices are in the same domain or not. |
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