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Fixed-port Access Routers
The NetVanta Series of fixed-port access routers offers a cost-effective IP routing solution for business class broadband networks. Each router offers robust features with standards-based routing functionality. The innovative ADSL2+ technology provides further reach and higher bandwidth, while securing the corporate infrastructure with cost-efficient, standards-based firewalls and Virtual Private Networking (VPN) gateways.
Intergratd Switch/Routers
The NetVanta 1000 Series is a family of integrated switch - router platforms and standalone managed Fast Ethernet switches. This series features four unique all-in-one network access platforms that combine LAN/WAN functionality into a single 1U chassis: the NetVanta 1224R switch - router, the NetVanta 1224STR switch - router with Gigabit uplink, the NetVanta 1224R PoE Power over Ethernet (PoE) switch - router, and the NetVanta 1224STR PoE switch - router with dual Gigabit uplinks. Each platform provides everything needed for branch of?ce connectivity, combining the functionality of ?ve devices for the price of one. These products combine a 24-port Fast Ethernet Layer 2 switch with a full-featured IP router, modular WAN interface, stateful inspection ?rewall, and optional VPN capability. Low initial investment, simpli?ed installation and operation, and free ?rmware updates signi?cantly lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
- 24-port Layer 2 managed Ethernet switches with full-featured access router and stateful inspection ?rewall
- Optional VPN and network dial backup capability
- Web-based Graphical User Interface (GUI) with step-by-step configuration wizards
- Combination Gigabit uplinks for copper or fiber
- Security features, VLAN trunking, stacking, and Quality of Service (QoS)
- Available with a variety of modular WAN interfaces
- Reliable, standards-based ADTRAN Operating System (AOS)
- 802.3af PoE enabled models
- Reduces TCO
- Simplifies installation and sparing
Modular Access Router
| The NetVanta series of Modular Access routers offer the most flexible WAN connectivity options. Each platform includes a modular WAN interface allowing for a wide range of connectivity speeds and supporting the latest technologies. Using a modular platform allows you to provide connectivity needs of today, while preparing for future growth, and eliminating an entire forklift upgrade. Available in desktop or rackmount configurations, these modular devices accommodate line rates from 56 kbps to dual T3s, and are perfect for MPLS, Internet access, public and private Frame Relay, private IP, leased line connections, and Virtual Private Networking. |
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Multiservice Access Routers Multi-Function Solutions
Multiservice Access Routers are routers that accomplish multiple networking functions in a single compact platform. Typically Multiserivce Access Routers will include an IP router, a modular WAN interface, a fully managed Ethernet switch (Layer 2 or Layer 3), stateful inspection firewall, and can support IPSec Virtual Private Networking (VPN) as well.
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Our portfolio of NetVanta Routers is perfect for deployment in branch offices or in multi-site networks. These solutions address today's highest networking priorities, including bandwidth expansion, Voice over IP (VoIP) migration, and network security.
- Multiservice Routers: Delivering greater throughput and offer a variety of networking functions wrapped into a single chassis: modular WAN interface, an IP router, Power over Ethernet switch (Layer 2 or Layer 3), firewall, Virtual Private Networking (VPN) and even 802.11a/b/g wireless networking.
- Modular Routers: Designed for cost-effective Internet access, MPLS, Frame Relay, point-to-point, ADSL, and Virtual Private Networking (VPN), these full-featured solutions support line rates ranging from 56 kbps to dual T3s, at a cost that is significantly lower than other brand name routers.
- Fixed-port Routers: This family offers a cost-effective, secure, business-class solution for SMBs or remote workers using broadband networks, from an Ethernet hand-off from cable subscribers to the most advanced ADSL2+ technology.
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