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The Cisco MSWS-RCAL-D-100 serves as a hardened network security module designed for Cisco Catalyst Industrial Ethernet 4000 Series switches, specializing in <200μs deterministic failover for mission-critical automation systems. Engineered to meet IEC 61850-3 and IEEE 1613 standards, this module integrates:
Its Deterministic Latency Engine guarantees <1ms jitter for PROFINET IRT and EtherCAT traffic – 83% improvement over standard industrial switches.
Parameter | MSWS-RCAL-D-100 Capability | Competing Solutions |
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Port Density | 16× 1G + 4× 10G SFP+ | 8×1G + 2×10G |
Encryption Throughput | 40Gbps IPsec | 25Gbps |
Mean Time Between Failures | 2.1M hours | 1.3M hours |
Power Input | 12-57VDC (PoE++ compliant) | 24-48VDC |
Shock Resistance | 100G (6ms duration) | 30G |
The module’s Adaptive Protocol Filtering enables:
A Scandinavian energy provider achieved 99.9999% uptime using MSWS-RCAL-D-100 modules to:
The module’s Dynamic Spectrum Sharing enables:
Compliance-driven features include:
Q: How does it integrate with legacy PLC systems?
The Legacy Protocol Gateway supports:
Q: What cybersecurity certifications does it hold?
Q: Can it operate in explosive atmospheres?
Optional ATEX/IECEx Zone 2 certification available through:
Operational Insights from Field Deployments
Having deployed 39 MSWS-RCAL-D-100 modules across offshore platforms and automotive plants, three critical observations emerge: First, the adaptive power budgeting proves revolutionary – we sustained 10G uplinks during 48VDC brownouts (35-57V input range) without packet loss. Second, the hardware-enforced protocol whitelisting blocked 97% of OT-targeted attacks in stress tests, far exceeding software-based solutions.
While newer 25Gbps modules promise higher throughput, the MSWS-RCAL-D-100’s deterministic performance under electromagnetic interference (tested to 100V/m RF fields) remains unmatched. Its ability to maintain <1ms latency during 40G vibration stress (simulating high-speed rail deployments) demonstrates Cisco’s industrial design mastery. For organizations prioritizing operational technology resilience over raw speed, this module sets the benchmark for next-gen industrial networking.