Madge Network Catalogue

Smart MK4 PCI

Fully featured high performance adapter compatible with all the latest PCI-based PC systems. Supports Ring speeds of 4, 16 and 100 mbps.

RapidFire 3140

A cost effective adapter that offers ring speeds of 4 and 16 mbps. Other features include Wake on LAN, and automatic ring speed detection.

Madge 16/4 CardBus Mk2

A 32-bit card adapter for laptop computers. Supports 4 and 16 mbps ring speeds, automatic ring speed negotiation and advanced power management

Smart 16/4 PCMCIA Mk2

A fully featured 16-bit PCMCIA card Token Ring adapter for laptop computers. Offers best price to performance ratio for mobile users at 4 or 16 Mbps Ring speeds. Full Windows 2000 and XP driver support.

GoCard 3221 PCMCIA

A high performance 16-bit PCMCIA card for mobile Token Ring users with advanced power management support to extend laptop battery life. Supports 4 and 16 Mbps Ring speeds and has comprehensive driver support.

Madge Smart DeskStream Switch

A stackable 24-port Token Ring switch designed to provide direct Token Ring connectivity to workgroup computers and high speed up-link interfaces to the network core. Provides a versatile, managed and low-risk replacement for MAU's and Token Ring hubs.

Madge RingSwitch Express Select

A high-performance and fully customisable core networking switch with three empty bays that can be occupied by a wide range of 100/16/4 Token Ring, Ethernet and ATM modules to provide seamless, managed and straight forward switching at the heart of the network.

Madge Smart RingSwitch Plus

As the largest core switch from Madge this unit provides the most demanding network environments with fast, resilient 100/16/4 Token Ring, Ethernet and ATM switching. The chassis ships with a secondary back-up power supply and six unoccupied module spaces that can be configured with a wide variety of networking blades, allowing the switch to be tailored precisely to the network requirement.

Madge WLAN Probe Monitor

The Madge Probe Monitor used in conjunction with the Madge Probes offers corporate users of wireless networking a way to accurately monitor wireless traffic on the network. The security system accurately detects and alerts on the presence of unauthorised wireless traffic from rogue access points, wireless adapters and Bluetooth devices in the corporate airspace.

Madge WLAN Probe 2

A standalone unit that secures the wireless corporate environment by detecting rogue access points and unauthorised network traffic. The Probe scans all wireless A, B, G and Bluetooth activity and alerts in real time when suspect traffic, remote unauthorised access points or network infiltration is detected.

Madge WLAN Enterprise Access Server 2

The wireless access server sits at the heart of the wireless network and offers unparalleled levels of access security and encryption to help eliminate the risk of unauthorised access to internal systems. The rack-mountable 1U access server administers wireless security policy and provides management facilities over multi-vendor wireless devices and the integration of the wireless and wired environments.

Additional 1000 Device Licence

Madge WLAN Enterprise Access Server

A software only version of the Access Server 2 above. Runs on a standard PC hardware configuration under the Linux operating system.

Additional 1000 Device Licence

Madge Wireless 802.11b Access Point

The Madge access point provides 11 Mbps network connectivity for mobile or desktop users with a compatible wireless network adapter. The device offers secure 128-bit WEP encryption and is manageable from the Madge Access Server or from a web-based interface.

Madge Wireless PCMCIA Adapter

The Madge adapter allows clients secure wireless access to the network from a mobile device using either 64-bit or 128-bit WEP encryption at 11 Mbps. The adapter supports a wide range of operating systems and can automatically log onto the network using secure digital certificates.

Madge Wireless PCI (PCMCIA Adapter Holder)

The PCI adapter provides a PCI interface for the PCMCIA adapter above. This arrangement enables the wireless laptop 'card' to be slotted into a PCI board that resides in a desktop PC.