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RAD APS-8

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MUTIPROTOCOL X25/FRAME RELAY PAD - 8 CHANNELS FRAD/X.25 PAD with 8, 16 or 24 async channels Protocols supported: Frame Relay, X.25, ISDN, RIP, RIP-2, HDLC, SLIP...

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DescriptionMUTIPROTOCOL X25/FRAME RELAY PAD - 8 CHANNELS
Key FeaturesFRAD/X.25 PAD with 8, 16 or 24 async channels Protocols supported: Frame Relay, X.25, ISDN, RIP, RIP-2, HDLC, SLIP, MLPPP, PPP, async, Ethernet IP support– IP routing– Standard IP encapsulation over Frame Relay (RFC 1490), X.25 (RFC 1356) or Ethernet Unique support of legacy services (i.e., X.25, FR) over IP networks Transparent bridging Integrated ISDN terminal adapter SNMP management via the RADview application on a PC or HP OpenView station Dynamic bandwidth allocation Data prioritization Automatic backup facilities Telnet (client and server) support X.25/Frame Relay multicasting Wide range of interfaces including CSU/DSU Aggregate data rate with three multiprotocol links up to 2 Mbps Async channel data rate up to 115.2 kbp
OverviewThe APS-8, APS-16 and APS-24 are high performance FRADs/X.25 PADs for access to Frame Relay or X.25 networks. The number of async channels can be expanded via an external statistical multiplexer from RAD’s STM family. Up to 72 async channels can be multiplexed over a single network access point. All channels are configured and monitored by the management agent of the APS. All async channels can operate according to X.3, X.28, and X.29 profiles. Async traffic can be packetized directly over the Frame Relay network, or packetized over the X.25 protocol and encapsulated over a Frame Relay network.

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