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RAD TinyRouter ETHERNET EXTENSION

RAD TinyRouter ETHERNET EXTENSION

RAD TinyRouter overview

Miniature Wire-Speed IP Routers/Extenders High performance IP router Hardware-based operation 30,000 frames per second wire-speed routing 10BaseT or AUI LAN interface WAN interfaces TinyRouter: V.24, V.35, V.36, RS-530, X.21; internal fiber optic modem TinyRouter-4W: 4-wire Cat. 3 UTP or above, IBM ...

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Part number or familyTinyRouter
Product groupModules

What is RAD TinyRouter?

RAD TinyRouter ETHERNET EXTENSION. Miniature Wire-Speed IP Routers/Extenders High performance IP router Hardware-based operation 30,000 frames per second wire-speed routing 10BaseT or AUI LAN interface WAN interfaces TinyRouter: V.24, V.35, V.36, RS-530, X.21; internal fiber optic modem TinyRouter-4W: 4-wire Cat. 3 UTP or above, IBM ...

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Manufactured byRAD
Product groupModules
DescriptionMiniature Wire-Speed IP Routers/Extenders
Key FeaturesHigh performance IP router Hardware-based operation 30,000 frames per second wire-speed routing 10BaseT or AUI LAN interface WAN interfaces TinyRouter: V.24, V.35, V.36, RS-530, X.21; internal fiber optic modem TinyRouter-4W: 4-wire Cat. 3 UTP or above, IBM Type 1 Token Ring, telephone cabling Extends IP traffic to 1300m (4265 ft) (TinyRouter-4W only) Single parameter configuration WAN link rate up to 10 Mbps sync Throttling (shaping) support Frame Relay RFC 1490 and PPP support IP multicast support Telnet and SNMP support
OverviewTinyRouter and TinyRouter-4W are high performance, miniature IP routers. Their small size and low cost make them ideal for cost-sensitive routing applications or as LAN extenders or segmenters over bit-stream type infrastructures.

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