The NE ISDN Router, Release 3.0, provides LAN-to-LAN internetworking for companies who need to transmit LAN data from multiple sites with networks consisting of Silicon Graphic's Indy workstations over a Wide Area Network. The Router routes IP and bridges all other protocols providing key enhancements including IPX spooling to control local network traffic, and extensive network management. Inverse multiplexing is used to combine B channels for the desired bandwidth using ISDN Basic Rate, ISDN Primary Rate, Switched 56, Frame Relay, and/or dedicated access. It provides automatic backup and peak traffic off-loading to dedicated leased line and Frame Relay networks.
Cindy Dames
Channel Development Manager
Network Express, Inc.
4251 Plymouth Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
USA
313-761-5005
313-995-1114 (fax)
dames@nei.com
For applications in related solution areas, see the following indices: CAD Data Exchange, Communication Protocols, Communications, Data Communications, Electronic Mail, Internet Access, Interoperability, Networking, Telecommuting, Teleradiology, the developer index for Network Express, Inc. and the market segment index for Connectivity and Communications.
