Feature |
Value |
Comment |
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Hardware Interface
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LAN
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Maximum 4-port 10/100 Base-TX Switch
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WAN
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Maximum 2-port 10/100 Base-TX Ethernet
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WLAN
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IEEE802.11b/g with Super Gâ„¢
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VoIP
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2-port FXS
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USB
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1-port USB for connecting to USB printer or 3G USB Modem
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Dual-WAN
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WAN Connection Fail-over
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Dual-WAN
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BoD (Bandwidth on Demand)
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Dual-WAN
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Outbound Policy-Based Load-Balance
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VoIP
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Jitter Buffer (125ms)
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VoIP
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Six SIP Registrars
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VoIP
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Automatic Gain Control
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VoIP
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G.168 Line Echo-Cancellation
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VoIP
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Protocol
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SIP , RTP / RTCP
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Codec Feature
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G.711 A/µ Law
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Codec Feature
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G.723.1
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Codec Feature
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G.726
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Codec Feature
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VAD / CNG
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Codec Feature
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G.729 A/B
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Codec Feature
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Tone Generation and Detection
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DTMF , Dial , Busy , Ring Back , Call Progress
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FAX / Modem Support
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T.38 for FAX
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FAX / Modem Support
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G.711 Pass-through
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Supplemental Services
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Call Hold / Retrieve
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Supplemental Services
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Call Waiting
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Supplemental Services
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Call Transfer
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Supplemental Services
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Call Forwarding ( Always, Busy and No Answer )
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Supplemental Services
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Hotline
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Supplemental Services
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DND ( Do not Disturb )
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Wireless Access Point
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IEEE802.11b/g Compliant
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Wireless Access Point
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Super Gâ„¢ 108Mbps
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Security
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WPA / WPA2
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Security
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64/128 bit WEP
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Security
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802.1X
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Security
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Wireless VLAN
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Security
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Access Point Discovery
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Security
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Hidden SSID
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Security
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WDS (Wireless Distribution System)
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Security
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Wireless LAN Isolation
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Security
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Wireless Station Rate-Control
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Security
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MAC Address Access Control
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Security
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Wireless Client List
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WAN Protocol
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DHCP Client
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WAN Protocol
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Static IP
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WAN Protocol
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PPPoE
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WAN Protocol
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PPTP
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WAN Protocol
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BPA
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WAN Protocol
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L2TP
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Firewall
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CSM (Content Security Management) for IM/P2P Application
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Firewall
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Multi-NAT, DMZ Host, Port-Redirection/Open Port
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Firewall
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Policy-Based IP Packet Filter
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Firewall
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DoS/DDoS Protection
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Firewall
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IP Address Anti-Spoofing
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Firewall
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E-Mail Alert and Logging via Syslog
|
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Firewall
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Bind IP to MAC Address
|
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VPN
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Up to 32 VPN Tunnels
|
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VPN
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Protocol
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PPTP , IPSec , L2TP , L2TP over IPSec
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Encryption
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IKE Authentication: Pre-shared Key and Digital Signature (X.509)
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Encryption
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AES
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Encryption
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Hardware-Based DES/3DES
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Encryption
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VPN Backup
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Encryption
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MPPE
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Encryption
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NAT-Traversal (NAT-T)
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Encryption
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Dead Peer Detection (DPD)
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Encryption
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VPN Pass-Through
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Encryption
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LAN to LAN
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Encryption
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Teleworker to LAN
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Encryption
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DHCP over IPSec
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Bandwidth Management
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Guarantee Bandwidth for VoIP
|
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Bandwidth Management
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Class-Based Bandwidth Guarantee by User-Defined Traffic Categories
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Bandwidth Management
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DiffServ Code Point Classifying
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Bandwidth Management
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4-level Priority for Each Direction (Inbound/Outbound)
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Bandwidth Management
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Bandwidth Borrowed
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Bandwidth Management
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Bandwidth/Session Limitation
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Network Management
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Web-Based User Interface (HTTP/HTTPS)
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Network Management
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Support TR-069
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Network Management
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Quick Start Wizard
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Network Management
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CLI (Command Line Interface) / Telnet/SSH*
|
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Network Management
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Administration Access Control
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Network Management
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Configuration Backup/Restore
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Network Management
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Built-in Diagnostic Function
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Network Management
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Firmware Upgrade via TFTP/FTP
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Network Management
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SNMP Management with MIB-II
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Network Management
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Logging via Syslog
|
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Content Filter
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URL Keyword Blocking (White list and Black list)
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Content Filter
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Java Applet, Cookies, Active X, Compressed / Executable / Multimedia File Blocking
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Content Filter
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Web Content Filter (SurfControl)
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Content Filter
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Time Schedule Control
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Network Features
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NTP Client
|
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Network Features
|
Dynamic DNS
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Network Features
|
DHCP Client/Relay/Server
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Network Features
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Call Scheduling
|
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Network Features
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RADIUS Client
|
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Network Features
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Configurable WAN2
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Network Features
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UPnP
|
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Network Features
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Port-Based VLAN
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Network Features
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DNS Cache/Proxy
|
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Routing Protocol
|
Static Routing
|
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Routing Protocol
|
RIP V2
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Temperature
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What is VPN Backup? If there is only one VPN tunnel between the main office and a remote branch office, when this VPN connection is dropped and can't be restored within minutes because of a network problem, you have to wait hours or days until the network administrator manually create another VPN connection. This will impact business operations and revenue. With the DrayTek VPN Backup feature you can maintain a permanent connection between two sites. Once a VPN connection is dropped, an automatic backup VPN connection will be implemented. Example : A VPN TRUNK profile with member 1 (IPSec type) and Member 2(L2TP over IPSec) has been created for Router A for connecting with Router B. In general, Router A connects to Router B through Member 1 VPN tunnel (with IPSec type). However, if the connection is off-line, Router A will use Member 2 VPN tunnel (with L2TP over IPSec) instead to connect Router B right away. Figure 3 . VPN Backup Application Subsidiary in Asia can use vigor router as VPN client. Every day it should transmit ERP, Mail or order information to headquarter in Europe. The Vigor router can build another backup VPN tunnel to subsidiary in America through LAN-to-LAN, and the VPN server in the subsidiary in American can build Routing /RIP. When the VPN tunnel is off-line, the subsidiary in Asia can send the data (that should be transmit to headerquarter in Europe) to the subsidiary in America, then the subsidiary in America transmit the data to headerquarter in Europe through VPN server by using VPN tunnel backup connection. Figure 4 . VPN Backup Application More Application
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Temperature
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Storage : -25簞C ~ 70簞C
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Temperature
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Note: PSTN-PBX is widely adopted by most Annex A countries. Because most Annex B countries such as Germany, Norway, the Netherlands have encouraged small offices to deploy ISDN PRI into PBX, PRI PBX are quite popular at offices located in Germany, the Netherlands, Norway.
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Temperature
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2) Then dials Alex's VoIP number of Vigor2910V (B).
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Temperature
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1) Sunny presses prefix number (e.g."7") firstly to choose exterior line - FXS of Vigor2910V (A).
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Temperature
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Case2. Calls From Extension to VoIP
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Temperature
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It allows users to access Internet and combine the bandwidth of the dual WAN to speed up the transmission through the network. Each WAN port can connect to different ISPs, Even if the ISPs use different technology to provide telecommunication service (such as DSL, Cable modem, etc.). If any connection problem occurred on one of the ISP connections, all the traffic will be guided and switched to the normal communication port for proper operation.
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Temperature
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VPN Backup Application
|
|
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Temperature
|
Operating : 0簞C ~ 45簞C
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Temperature
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With the Vigor2910V series router, people not only can make calls to/from other VoIP users across the Internet free of charge, but also can enjoy unlimited worldwide voice calls over Internet via ITSP (Internet Telephony Service Provider) gateway ( e.g. DrayTEL ). ITSP can transport telephone calls over the Internet, no matter whether traditional telephony devices, multimedia PCs or dedicated terminals take part in the calls, and no matter whether the calls are entirely or partially transmitted over the Internet. The useful application implements intercommunication among most popular ways of voice calls like VoIP, PSTN, GSM, etc.
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Temperature
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2) After connection success, presses Sunny's extension 610.
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Temperature
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As everybody knows, FXO interface of VoIP devices is suitable for connecting to the PSTN-PBX in order to expand the amounts of extensions. The Vigor VoIP routers with FXS interface also provide useful ways to implement the similar utilization. The following are two typical application scenarios.
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Temperature
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Case1. Calls From VoIP to Extension
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Temperature
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1) Alex dials the VoIP number of Vigor2910V (A).
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Temperature
|
Connect FXS to PSTN-PBX
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Temperature
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Humidity
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10% ~ 90% ( non-condensing )
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Max. Power
|
10 Watt
|
|
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Dimension
|
L220 * W160 * H36 ( mm )
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Power
|
DC 12V ~ 15V
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Release Date
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First seen
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10 November 2008
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