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What happened to the MACH3000 Router?

By DAANET

The MACH3000 has been replaced by the MACH4000 and is no longer available for purchase.

The MACH3000, like the MACH4000 was a modular switch/router with high port density. In fact, the MACH3005 could provide up to 160 Fast Ethernet ports and 40 Gigabit ports, compared to a maximum 48 ports total in the MACH4000.

The main differences that the MACH4000 offers are:

  • 10 Gigabit Ports (up to 4) 
  • Modular Power supply offering greater redundancy and installation choices 
  • All media modules offer 8 ports 
  • Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol replaces STP 
  • Latest Redundant Ring Protocols 
  • PoE 
The MACH4000 sits at the top of the Industrial Ethernet food chain, feast on its power today!

If you need Layer 3 / routing without the port density provided by the MACH4000, there are two alternatives.

  1. The PowerMICE (Model MS4128 with L3E or L3P firmware) is a rail mounted modular solution 
  2. The MACH1000 (Model MACH1040with L3E or L3P firmware) is a rack mount solution.

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