Lanner's NCA-5510 Optimizes Computing and Virtualization Capacity in 1U Ultra-Dense Form for NGFW/UTM/IPS
Today's network infrastructures are shifting from hardware-concentrated strategy to open software technological approaches. Network service providers require more agile and flexible methods to deliver satisfying virtualization performance while saving ownership costs.
Taiwan, New Taipei City, July 21, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Today’s network infrastructures are shifting from hardware-concentrated strategy to open software technological approaches. Network service providers require more agile and flexible methods to deliver satisfying virtualization performance while saving ownership costs. Upon seeing this demand, Lanner’s NCA-5510 is launched to meet today’s network requirements by optimizing computing power and virtualization capacity in a compact 1U form factor with high-port density.
NCA-5510 is a high-performance 1U rackmount network appliance utilizing Intel® Haswell-EP CPU with Wellsburg PCH, codenamed Grantley. The adoption of this platform aims to deliver supreme network performance. With Intel® Grantley, NCA-5510 supports registered DDR4 memory at 2133 MHz frequency and capacity up to 256GB. This will help maximize data efficiency in virtualization and next-generation firewall/UTM/IPS applications.
As designed for optimal network computing, NCA-5510 offers high-port density by delivering up to 32 GbE RJ-45 ports in just 1U form factor. The LAN expansion is scalable through 4 NIC slim type module slots, supporting 40G/10G/1G/Fiber/Copper/Bypass specifications. The variety and scalability makes NCA-5510 the ideal deployment for enhancing network traffic management and virtualized network security.
Other significant features include CFast NAND Flash storage, 1+1 ATX redundant power at 300W and optional TPM support. For more information, please visit Lanner’s official website.