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3Com 3C16976 Superstackii 1100/3300 Atm Module
- ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) module.
- Designed for 3Com Superstack II 1100/3300 switches.
- Enables ATM connectivity alongside Ethernet.
- Supports high-speed data transmission over ATM networks.
- Facilitates integration of voice and data services.
- Provides a pathway for ATM network expansion.
- Plug-in module for easy installation.
- Enhances the versatility of Superstack II switches.
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Product Overview
The 3Com 3C16976 is an ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) module designed for the Superstack II 1100/3300 series switches. It enables the integration of ATM networking capabilities into the existing Ethernet infrastructure.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Module |
| Technology | ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) |
| Compatibility | 3Com Superstack II 1100/3300 |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | 3Com |
| Part Number | 3C16976 |
Product Description
The 3Com 3C16976 is a specialized module engineered to bring Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networking capabilities to the popular 3Com Superstack II 1100 and 3300 series Ethernet switches. In an era where ATM was a significant technology for high-speed, cell-based data transmission, this module allowed organizations to integrate ATM networks with their existing Ethernet infrastructure, offering a hybrid networking solution. This module was crucial for businesses that needed to support a mix of data, voice, and video traffic, as ATM was well-suited for Quality of Service (QoS) guarantees. By installing the 3C16976, network administrators could leverage the strengths of both Ethernet for local area connectivity and ATM for backbone or wide area connections, or for specific high-demand applications. It provided a pathway to utilize ATM's efficient bandwidth management and traffic prioritization features. The 3C16976 typically plugged into an expansion slot on the Superstack II switches, providing a seamless integration without requiring a complete hardware overhaul. This offered a cost-effective way to upgrade network capabilities and adapt to evolving communication needs, particularly in enterprise environments that were adopting or maintaining ATM networks alongside their Ethernet LANs.
