| Allied Telesyn's Newest Media Converters Enable Routerless
LAN to WAN Connectivity
Network extenders create a new way to derive point-to-point
connections over the traditional telco service network easily
and economically
February 27, 2001- Allied
Telesyn International (www.alliedtelesyn.com), a worldwide
leader in simplifying IP networking for businesses of all
sizes, today announced its innovative solution to the remote
access challenge - a complement of network extenders that
allow simple, easy point-to-point connectivity across DS3,
T1, ISDN and copper lines. Starting at as little as $349,
Allied Telesyn's new LAN extenders come in 12 variations
for configuration flexibility, and four point-to-point starter
kits that combine both provider and subscriber side units
in one box.
"Allied Telesyn's new family of network
extenders brings a simpler way to create site-to-site, point-to-point
links over DS3, T1, ISDN, and copper lines," said Jim
Berthot, Allied Telesyn's Head of the Americas and Senior
Vice-President. "By eliminating the need for costly
routers, they streamline the connection, speed-up installation
and significantly reduce the cost of implementation."
The ease of use and cost-effectiveness of Allied Telesyn's
network extenders make them a perfect alternative for branch
office, district-wide and cross-campus connectivity. They
provide a great solution for corporate to remote branch
connection via T1 or ISDN; for front-ending an Allied Telesyn
Rapier 24 or other Layer 3 switch's Ethernet ports across
a T1 or DS3 circuit; or for remote connectivity to buildings
connected by a single pair of copper wires. All of the members
of the new extender family are IPacket Technology™
compliant1 and therefore optimized for IP services.
Available now, the extenders carry US list prices from
$349 to $8995; the subscriber/provider kits are $695 to
$2995. The multi-port models are configured in standard
or -48v DC power supply. They all carry Allied Telesyn's
1-year warranty.
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Product
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Description
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AT-NT 711
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IDSL Subscriber Unit: 1 Port IDSL Network Extender w/ AC Power
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AT-NT 712
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IDSL Provider Unit: 1 Port IDSL Network Extender w/ AC Power
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AT-NT 723
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SDSL Subscriber Unit: 1 Port SDSL Network Extender w/ AC Power
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AT-NT 724
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SDSL Provider Unit: 1 Port SDSL Network Extender w/ AC Power
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AT-NT 731
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T1 Subscriber Unit: 1 Port T1 Network Extender w/ AC Power
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AT-NT 732
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T1 Provider Unit: 1 Port T1 Network Extender w/ AC Power
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AT-NT 751
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DS3 Subscriber Unit 1 Port DS3 Network Extender w/ AC Power
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AT-NT 752
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DS3 Provider Unit: 1 Port DS3 Network Extender w/ AC Power
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AT-NT 631
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T1 Provider Unit: 12 Port T1 Network Extender w/ AC Power
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AT-NT 632
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T1 Provider Unit: 12 Port T1 Network Extender w/ DC Power
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AT-NT 651
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DS3 Provider Unit: 6 Port DS3 Network Extender w/ AC Power
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AT-NT 652
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DS3 Provider Unit: 6 Port DS3 Network Extender w/ DC Power
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AT-NT 911
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Single Line IDSL Starter Kit:
One AT-NT712 Provider Unit and One AT-NT711 Subscriber Unit
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AT-NT 922
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Single Line SDSL Starter Kit:
One AT-NT724 Provider Unit and One AT-NT723 Subscriber Unit
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AT-NT 931
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Single Line T1 Starter Kit:
One AT-NT732 Provider Unit and One AT-NT731 Subscriber Unit
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AT-NT 951
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Single Line DS3 Starter Kit:
One AT- NT752 Provider Unit and One AT-NT751 Subscriber Unit
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1 Note to editors: IPacket Technology
eliminates the complexity of ATM and Frame Relay administration
and configuration. In addition, more bandwidth is useable
for data transport, regaining up to 20% of bandwidth that
is previously lost to transport overhead. IPacket Technology
is a registered trademark of Net to Net Technologies, Inc.
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