D-Link ISDN Router 6Port Hub 2 Analog Ports Internet Protocol Ipx

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This is an all-in-one small office router that allows users to send/receive data at 64 or 128Kbps, plus send/receive normal telephone calls and faxes over the ISDN BRI line. With data compression included as a standard feature, data transfer rate can be further increased up to 600%. This router has 6 Ethernet hub ports built into it to provide the small or home office users an all-in-one solution for Internet connection. The built-in hub feature saves users the time and trouble of purchasing and installing a separate hub by allowing 6 separate workstations to directly connect to the ISDN router. The remote routers support Network Address Translator (NAT) which allows the network to support multiple users from a single shared IP address for cost savings and enhanced security. Features such as password protection for the system management terminal, PAP, CHAP, MS-CHAP protocols are supported for remote access users, and customizable firewall filtering for controlled access to and from the network. Up to 8 password protected accounts for remote administrators, which allow for network control via Telnet. RADIUS provides a solution to centralizing authentication for remote access.

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D-Link ISDN Router 6Port Hub 2 Analog Ports Internet Protocol Ipx

Manufacturer: D-Link Systems, Inc.
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Product Description

This is an all-in-one small office router that allows users to send/receive data at 64 or 128Kbps, plus send/receive normal telephone calls and faxes over the ISDN BRI line. With data compression included as a standard feature, data transfer rate can be further increased up to 600%. This router has 6 Ethernet hub ports built into it to provide the small or home office users an all-in-one solution for Internet connection. The built-in hub feature saves users the time and trouble of purchasing and installing a separate hub by allowing 6 separate workstations to directly connect to the ISDN router. The remote routers support Network Address Translator (NAT) which allows the network to support multiple users from a single shared IP address for cost savings and enhanced security. Features such as password protection for the system management terminal, PAP, CHAP, MS-CHAP protocols are supported for remote access users, and customizable firewall filtering for controlled access to and from the network. Up to 8 password protected accounts for remote administrators, which allow for network control via Telnet. RADIUS provides a solution to centralizing authentication for remote access.

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