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Dunham-Bush Dunham-Bush, a Pioneer and Industry Leader in Rotary Screw Compressor Technology, Selects Allied Telesis for a Cost-Effective and Highly Available Network Success Story Dunham-Bush Dunham-Bush, a pioneer and industry leader in rotary screw compressor technology, selects Allied Telesis for a cost-effective and highly available network. The customer Dunham-Bush, a pioneer and industry leader in rotary screw compressor technology, is based in Kajang, Malaysia. The company builds refrigeration systems and air-cooled rotary screw flooded chillers. It also provides customized, leading-edge cooling systems to commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, airports, factories, and residences. Dunham-Bush was formed in the 1950s through the merger of the C.A. Dunham Company (est. 1894) and the Bush Manufacturing Company (est. 1906). With more than 100 years of combined research and development, it produces one of the broadest lines of air-cooled and liquid-cooled chillers in the industry. From their corporate headquarters in Kajang, Dunham-Bush operates a global network of sales and service offices. Dunham-Bush has manufacturing facilities in many countries including the United States, England, Malaysia, and China. PROFILE Dunham-Bush has the flexibility to Kajang, Malaysia continuously respond to evolving customer needs and emerging markets ■ Kajang, a city in the eastern part of Selangor, Malaysia, is also the district around the globe. Their unique capital of Hulu Langat. It is located 21 kilometres from Malaysia’s capital, combination of customer knowledge Kuala Lumpur. and engineering expertise results in products specifically designed and built ■ The population of Kajang has grown rapidly in the past few years, at an to be efficient and reliable. estimated rate of 9% per year. 2 | Allied Telesis Success Story alliedtelesis.com The requirements Dunham-Bush needed a highly available Dunham-Bush selected Allied Telesis The challenges network, capable of supporting the to upgrade its network. Allied Telesis Dunham-Bush’s old network was Company’s mission-critical applications. provided a complete network solution incurring ongoing maintenance costs. Any network outage would have a that exceeded the requirements. It did not provide the high availability significant impact on the business. they needed, causing problems for the mission-critical environment. Dunham- In addition, the network had to support Bush needed a highly available network IP telephony, and be scalable to cater for solution with minimal maintenance costs. future growth. Dunham-Bush | 3 The solution The new network installed at Dunham-Bush utilizes the The two main office blocks each have two AT-x600-24Ts/ following advanced Allied Telesis products, ensuring a high XP switches installed. Core switches provide connectivity level of performance to meet network demands: to the AT-8000S/48POE in one of the main office blocks. A second set of core switches provides connectivity ■ AT-x600-24Ts/XP - Advance Layer 3 Core Switches to the server farm and the remaining operations. Link ■ AT-8000S/24POE- Layer 2 Stackable Fast Ethernet aggregation allows Dunham-Bush to double their Switches network bandwidth by having two 10Gbps active uplinks ■ AT-8000S/48POE - Layer 2 Stackable Fast Ethernet between its two main office blocks. Switches Four AT-x600-24Ts/XP units, eight AT-8000S/24POE units and eight AT-8000S/48POE units provide high- speed Internet and IP telephony in Dunham-Bush’s three office blocks and one factory block. Ofce block Ofce block Ofce block Factory 8000S/48POE 8000S/48POE Servers 8000S/48POE x600-24Ts/XP 8000S/48POE x600-24Ts/XP 10GR multi-mode ber 1G multi-mode ber 1 Gigabit link 10/100 link Link aggregation Figure 1: Dunham-Bush’s new network 4 | Allied Telesis Success Story alliedtelesis.com Key benefits virtual chassis members, there is no applications. Time-critical services, like Solution benefits perceptible disruption in the case of a voice and video, take precedence over link failure, and the full bandwidth of the non-essential services like file downloads, ■ Powerful simplicity with network is available. Link aggregation is maintaining the responsiveness of VCStack also used to connect network resources, Enterprise applications. Voice VLAN is ■ High availability with fast such as servers, across the virtual chassis a key convergence feature of the Allied convergence members. This ensures device and path Telesis x600 Series, which automatically ■ Future-proof resiliency for Dunham-Bush. separates voice and data traffic into ■ Secure two different VLANS. This automatic ■ Cost effective High availability with fast separation places delay-sensitive traffic ■ East to use convergence into a voice-dedicated VLAN, which ■ Service and support The Allied Telesis SwitchBlade x600 simplifies QoS configurations for Layer 3+ switches offer an impressive Dunham-Bush. set of features in a high-value package. The AT-8000S POE switches provide Non-blocking architecture and high performance Layer 2 switching Powerful simplicity achieved with Virtual Chassis Stacking comprehensive low-latency wire-speed in an affordable fixed configuration (VCStack) Quality of Service (QoS) provides platform, combined with Power The new network utilizes Allied Telesis flow-based traffic management with over Ethernet, to provide power to Virtual Chassis Stacking (VCStack™) full classification, prioritization, traffic edge devices including IP phones and technology, which delivers resiliency and shaping and a min/max bandwidth wireless access points. The stacking scalability, simplifying management while profile. Dunham-Bush is able to capability integrated into this platform increasing performance. Fast failover benefit from increased network is configured as a resilient ring topology, further enhances the network, providing performance and guaranteed delivery designed to provide high reliability and minimal downtime in the event of a of business-critical Ethernet services and simplified management for higher port- problem. density applications. During normal operation with VCStack, all bandwidth and routing power in the network are fully available for use all the time. If a link or device fails, some of the bandwidth or forwarding power is lost, but the network remains fully operational and all remaining resources continue to be fully utilized. The key advantage of VCStack comes from configuring the links from the access switches to the core as an 802.3ad link aggregation. With link aggregation across ports on different Dunham-Bush | 5 Future-proof Secure Easy to use The new infrastructure will easily The advanced security features of x600 Allied Telesis x600 Series switches run respond to any future changes with protects the new network from access the advanced AlliedWare Plus™ fully ample bandwidth availability. to core. Network Access Control featured operating system, delivering a (NAC) gives unprecedented control rich feature set and an industry-standard With a choice of 24- and 48-port over user access to Dunham-Bush’s Command Line Interface (CLI). This verions the Allied Telesis x600 Series network. If multiple users share a port, significantly reduces learning time and offers the ability to stack up to four units. then multi-authentication can be used. minimizes deployment costs. In addition This flexible network configuration Different users on the same port can to the CLI, the x600 Series switches is ideal for anything from a small be assigned into different VLANs, and feature a comprehensive GUI for easy workgroup to a large business. The thus given different levels of network access to monitoring and configuration. choice of 1 Gigabit or 10 Gigabit uplink access. Additionally, Dunham-Bush can ports allows Dunham-Bush to tailor the configure a Guest VLAN to provide Service and support uplink bandwidth to suit its network a catch-all of the users who are not Allied Telesis provided superior service applications. Stacking bandwidth is authenticated. and support during the entire process, provided separately from the 10 Gigabit and designed customer training and uplink ports, which means Dunham- Cost-effective workshops, which enabled the solution Bush has up to a massive 160 Gbps of Being able to provide a total network to be implemented smoothly at uplink bandwidth. solution for Dunham-Bush helps to Dunham-Bush’s offices and factory. lower integration cost, making it more The AT-8000S/24 supports both Gigabit cost-effective to operate in the long and Fast Ethernet Small Form-factor run. In addition, IP telephony lowers the Pluggables (SFPs). This makes it ideal cost of communications, which further for Dunham-Bush, who plans to phase lowers operating costs. in Gigabit fiber solutions over time. Support for both available SFP speeds lets Dunham-Bush stay within its budget as the Company migrates to faster technology. 6 | Allied Telesis Success Story alliedtelesis.com Featured products x600 Series 8000S Series ADvaNCED LaYER 3 GIgaBIT StacKABLE ADvaNCED LaYER 2 SWItchES EDGE SWItchES The Allied Telesis 8000S Series are high value Layer 2 switches Allied Telesis x600 Series advanced stackable switches provide with leading edge security functionality, coupled with the ability high performance, flexibility and reliability. The x600 Series to stack multiple units for simplified management and flexibility. provides high levels of NAC security, making them ideal as the entry point into a corporate network. High speed 10Gbps The use of PoE models allows IP telephones and wireless access uplinks and high-speed stacking of up to four switches ensures points to be powered from the switch, simplifying infrastructure unsurpassed performance.
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