SIC-R – Redbox Switch

Intelligent device that integrates advanced field-proven technology for non-packet-loss redundant Ethernet, sub-microsecond synchronization, and cybersecurity.
Able to merge the whole LAN with redundant networks, to interconnect PRP and HSR networks and to extend HSR rings via QuadBox operation.
In compliance with IEC 61850-3 / IEE 1613
Ports number can be adapted to customer needs
Completely secure and reliable infrastructure.

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Communications Interfaces

Multiple PTP Tri-speed Ethernet ports
Zero-Packet-Loss redundancy modes:
- IEC 62439-3 v3 Clause 5 “High-availability Seamless Redundancy (HSR)” Modes: H, N, T, U, X, HSR-SAN, PRP-HSR, HSR-HSR
- EC 62439-3 v3 Clause 4 “Parallel Redundancy Protocol (PRP)” Modes: Duplicate discard, duplicate accept, transparent reception, PRP-HSR
Optional modes:
- IEC 62439-2 Clause 5 “Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP)”
- “Device Level Ring (DLR)” for Ethernet IP
- RSTP IEEE802.1w
VLAN support and Ethernet type-based or IEEE 802.1P Trafﬁc prioritization
Cut-through and Store&Forward switching capability

Synchronization

IEEE 1588-2008 PTPv2
Operation modes: Transparent Clock, Ordinary Clock, Boundary Clock
Profiles: Default, Power, IEC 61850-9-3, AS
Optional IRIGb Master/Slave bridge
IEEE 1588 Stateless Transparent Clock P2P (Peer-to-Peer) mode to support IEEE 1588 PRP/HSR redundant networks merging

Other interfaces (not available in all models)

Processing performance

Security features

Optional support for IEC 62351-6 wire-speed cryptography
Security infrastructure for IEC 62351-9 Key Exchange facilities
AES 256, HMAC and RSA hardware engines for software and firmware encryption, authentication and signature
Secure boot
System-Level audited security (OS & Applications)
Integrated anti-tampering, accelerometers and power consumption measurement sensors to mitigate advanced security attacks
Ethernet port isolated from switching infrastructure to implement security-oriented services (NAT, Firewall, VPN, etc.)
IEEE 802.1X access control for port-based and MAC-based authentication, MAC-Port binding and authentication for login security
Optional internal mirroring port with deep packet inspection capability
Optional integrated SIEM agent for IDS and Syslogv5 TLS support for distributed SIEMs approach

Rugged devices

Configuration and Management