Opengear
Opengear OM1208-L-GLB device server 3.91 GB DDR3 8 serial 2 RJ-45 4 USB Gigabit Ethernet
Device server with 3.91 GB DDR3 memory, eight serial ports, four USB ports and dual Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45 interfaces
- 91 GB DDR3 memory enables responsive edge automation
- Eight serial ports connect diverse legacy equipment directly
- Two Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45 links provide redundant uplinks
- Four USB interfaces support peripheral expansion and storage
- x86 platform runs Docker and Python for NetOps scripting
Edge Operations Manager
The Opengear OM1208-L-GLB is a compact device server built for secure edge deployments. It combines Smart Out-of-Band access with an x86 platform that supports Docker and Python for NetOps automation. Network engineers and operations teams use it to gain presence and proximity at distributed sites.
Thermals and power in normal use
The appliance ships with a single global power supply and operates over standard twisted-pair cabling. No specific thermal, noise or power-draw figures are provided in the supplied data.
Build integration and I/O
Two Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45 ports handle 10/100/1000Base-T connectivity. Eight serial ports and four USB ports connect legacy and peripheral equipment. The 3.91 GB DDR3 SDRAM supports the onboard automation workloads. A cellular module with Global LTE-A Pro is optional.
Highlights
- 91 GB DDR3 memory enables responsive edge automation
- Eight serial ports connect diverse legacy equipment directly
- Two Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45 links provide redundant uplinks
- Four USB interfaces support peripheral expansion and storage
- x86 platform runs Docker and Python for NetOps scripting
Specifications
| Brand | Opengear |
|---|---|
| Model | OM1208-L-GLB |
| Part Number | OM1208-L-GLB |
| Shipping weight | 2.70 kg |
| Package size | 330 × 305 × 140 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the OM1208-L-GLB and connect the 8 serial ports, and what step is often missed?
Rack-mount the appliance, connect the two RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet links for management and LAN, then attach all eight serial cables; the step often missed is enabling each serial port in the Lighthouse console before use.
What maintenance or replacement will the OM1208-L-GLB need over time?
The internal 3.91 GB DDR3 SDRAM is soldered and not user-replaceable; plan to replace the entire unit if memory capacity becomes a constraint for Docker or Python workloads.
What limit appears first on the OM1208-L-GLB during sustained NetOps automation?
The 3.91 GB DDR3 SDRAM ceiling is reached before the dual 10/100/1000Base-T interfaces saturate, capping concurrent container instances and script buffers.
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