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DSL-500 ADSL Router with 10M Ethernet LAN Interface This device combines ADSL broadband WAN connection with IP routing, transparent bridging and Internet gateway functions, all in one compact box. It can be used to connect your SOHO to your corporate head office and to the Internet.

An ADSL modem is built into this device. The device links a branch office with a remote LAN such as a head office or another branch office by routing IP packets and transparently bridges non-IP packets.

It also acts as a broadband Internet gateway for your SOHO. Cost-saving Internet functions NAT and DHCP are provided, allowing your entire office to share one single broadband line and one single ISP account. The device automatically assigns IP address for your office users, while masking these addresses from others on the Internet. This kind of firewall makes it more difficult for a hacker to target a computer on your network.

ADSL Router for SOHO Networks

With the DSL-500 ADSL remote router, speeding up for your network has never been easier or more cost-effective. Offering multi-user connectivity many times faster than traditional modems plus incredible traffic management and security features that allow you to take control of your network, this router is designed to power the WAN link for your entire office.

Up to 8Mbps Speed

At up to 8Mbps downstream and 640Kbps upstream for full-rate G.dmt, and up to 1.5Mbps downstream and 512Kbps upstream for G.Lite, you'll see a startling and immediate increase in performance.

Uses Existing Telephone Line

The DSL-500 ADSL router operates on the existing telephone line and does not require any new cabling. ADSL simply makes better use of the existing wire by partitioning it into different channels or frequencies in order to get more data on the line. The frequency range used by traditional telephones remains untouched, with data traveling at other frequencies. This allows traditional phones and faxes to operate exactly as before without being affected by the high-speed ADSL data transfers which take place at the same time.

No More Busy Signals

ADSL is always on once it is installed, not a problem since ADSL providers don't charge per minute. It simply eliminates the need to dial up to establish a connection to an ISP or a corporate network and makes your online experience that much faster, reliable and convenient.

Routing

The DSL-500 has an integrated routing engine that gives you power and control over your network.

Built-User Access

The router will save you both time and money. DHCP automatically configures computers for networking each time one is turned on. NAT allows multiple LAN users to share a single ISP account over the ADSL line, removing the need to get an account for each person wishing to go online.

Security

The router provides many security features found in firewalls such as IP filtering, socket filtering, NAT which makes your internal network invisible to the outside, and Virtual Private Networking (VPN*).

Traffic Management

The router allows you to maximize the use of your ADSL bandwidth through its innate ability to keep broadcast packets off the WAN, IP filtering which can keep certain computers off the WAN, socket filtering which can prevent specific application from using the WAN, and ATM traffic shaping which allows you to prioritize your traffic through service agreements with your ISP.

Key Features

ADSL port, Ethernet switched port
Supports both 8Mbps G.dmt and 1.5Mbps G.lite flavors of ADSL
Automatic sensing and configuring for the above two ADSL flavors
Bridged Ethernet over ATM, IP over ATM, PPP over ATM
Embedded PPP over Ethernet
Precise ATM traffic shaping
VPN for data protection over Internet*
IP packet routing/filtering
Routing protocol supports RIP-1, RIP-2, Static Routing
NAT, DHCP client/server support
PAP/CHAP authentication, administrative passwords through Telnet
Built-in MIBs for SNMP management
Upgradable flash EPROM firmware
Web-based GUI for easy installation and setup