Profitap Booster for Data Centres

Profitap Booster for Data Centres

Tapping is an integral part of thorough network analysis and optimisation.

Profitap has a range of products catering for Data Centre Solutions, Industrial Solutions and Field Services Solutions.

Tapping is an integral part of thorough network analysis and optimisation. Profitap Fiber Optic TAPs are designed to enable flawless in-line monitoring of 1G, 10G, 40G and 100G fiber optic networks.

The quality of fiber optic connections is intrinsically linked to the quality of the fiber used. To ensure the highest possible quality, all of our products exclusively utilise optical fiber that’s been handpicked and extensively tested by industry experts. Not only are our TAPs of exceptional quality, they are also incredibly cost-efficient. Ask us for a quote and you might just be surprised at how affordable unparalleled quality can be.

The Booster is our signature solution for improving your monitoring system’s density at a significantly lower cost than ever before possible. Network Packet Brokers can be extremely expensive appliances, making each and every available input port an invaluable asset.

The Booster transmits traffic from up to 8 ports (4 in-line links or 8 SPAN ports) into a single NPB port as opposed to the typically required 8. By optimizing the number of used ports on your Network Packet Broker, the Booster allows for unprecedented savings and outstanding return on investment.

The Booster also enables a significant reduction in occupied rack space. The PROFITAP Booster is quickly recognized as an imperative instrument for reducing budgetary and rack space costs.

Overview

• Aggregation of 8 ports (4 x RJ45 10/100/1G in-line links or 8 x SFP SPAN 1G ports) into 1 SFP+ 1G-10G output
• Direct link aggregation, no management, installation or driver required
• No bottlenecking; full line-rate performance with reduced delay and no dropped packets
• VLAN Tagging
• Non-intrusive to the network
• Redundant powering
• In case of complete power failure, the Booster keeps the link up and switches to a fully passive mode, guaranteeing a fully operational network at all times