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10/100-AT
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The 10/100 Ethernet Tap is a single port device that provides a method to observe traffic on a full duplex Ethernet segment. The 10/100 Ethernet Tap provides easy...
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10/100/1000-TAP
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The 10/100/1000 Ethernet Tap provides easy 24 x 7 access to your 10/100 and Gigabit Ethernet network segments, making it an ideal portable network tap for...
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FTP-1000
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1 and 10 Gigabit fiber taps from Datacom Systems provide your network monitoring and security tools passive permanent access into your 1 or 10 Gigabit fiber network....
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FTP-2000
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Fiber network taps from Datacom Systems provide your network monitoring and security tools passive permanent access into your fiber network. Topology independent,...
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FTP-4000
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The FTP 4000 is a 10G or 1G Quad Fiber Tap, providing permanent access into four fiber links. This network tap is ideal for security applications, network monitoring...
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FTP-8000
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The FTP-8000 passive tap provides permanent access into eight, 10G and 1G fiber links. This high density fiber tap is ideal for security, network monitoring, end to...
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FTP-9000
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This passive tap provides permanent access into 24, 10 and 1 gigabit fiber links. This high density fiber tap is ideal for security, network monitoring, end to end...
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T1/E1-PT
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The T1/E1 Passive Network Tap is a single port device that provides easy, 24 x 7 access to a T1/E1 segment. The T1/E1 Passive Tap's design is non-powered, so it will...
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FTP-1514
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40 Gigabit fiber taps from Datacom Systems provide your network monitoring and security tools passive permanent access into your 40 Gigabit fiber network.They...
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CTP-1000
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The CTP-1000 tap can be installed between any two network devices, such as firewalls, routers, or switches, and allow traffic to flow between these network points....
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