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| ADTRAN Introduces All-In-One Access Gateway ADTRAN has announced a unique, all-in-one platform designed to simplify Hosted VoIP, Internet access, and business connectivity services for Small and Medium Businesses and distributed enterprises. The NetVanta 1355 delivers converged IP access by combining SIP gateway functionality with advanced routing, Power over Ethernet switching, security, Layer 3 Quality of Service and survivability features in a single platform. This solution allows carriers to deliver next-generation services and expand their service footprint by providing a unique service offering to address the fast-growing VoIP market. The NetVanta 1355 provides dynamic access to carrier IP networks allowing both SMBs and distributed enterprises to benefit from increased telephony feature sets, simplified network administration and cost savings without sacrificing voice quality or service availability. The NetVanta 1355 is powered by the ADTRAN Operating System and includes comprehensive data and security networking features, Virtual Private Networking and Wide Area Network interface options including T1, Multilink T1, E1, DSL, SHDSL or Ethernet. The integrated 24-port PoE switch provides support for standards-based SIP phones, including ADTRAN co-branded Polycom IP phones. Other features include E911 dialing and VoIP survivability for network connectivity in the event of a network outage or WAN link failure. A robust SIP gateway also provides interoperability with industry-leading softswitches, feature servers, and media gateways. Digital telephony equipment, analog phones, fax machines, and modems are also supported for transitioning networks. A familiar Command Line Interface as well as an intuitive Web-based multilingual Graphical User Interface provide remote configuration, management, and ease of use. ADTRAN also offers n-Command, a productivity management tool designed to push firmware and manage configuration files remotely. write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Networking News :: home page |