3Com NETServer 16 Plus V.34 Analog - USR -10

NETServer 8/16 Plus utilizes the same hardware platform as the NETServer 8/16, which won the CommunicationsWeek1996 CommWeekMAX Award for its “ease of configuration and use and set of robust features that go beyond the competition...”

NETServer 8/16 Plus also supports the new x2™ Technology as a client-end device that allows data to be received at up to 56 Kbps* from an x2-enabled host-end (I-modem™) device, across ordinary analog telephone lines. Now even small companies can provide high-speed dial-in access to network resources and the Internet, to branch offices and employees at home or on the road.

NETServer 8/16 Plus is a high-performance remote access server which replaces separate terminal servers, individual analog modems or modem banks and routers. NETServer 8/16 Plus offers ease of deployment and use, optimal performance, a wide
range of application and protocol support, security, scalability and manageability to make remote access as close as possible to a direct network connection.

The high-performance NETServer 8/16 Plus offers user-to-LAN, dial-in, dial-out and LAN-to-LAN multiprotocol routing over analog phone lines. The NETServer 8/16 Plus integrates U.S. Robotics 28.8/33.6 Kbps V.Everything® modems and can

NETServer 8/16 Plus is a high-performance remote access server which replaces separate terminal servers, individual analog modems or modem banks and routers. NETServer 8/16 Plus offers ease of deployment and use, optimal performance, a wide range of application and protocol support, security, scalability and manageability to make remote access as close as possible to a direct network connection.

The high-performance NETServer 8/16 Plus offers user-to-LAN, dial-in, dial-out and LAN-to-LAN multiprotocol routing over analog phone lines. The NETServer 8/16 Plus integrates U.S. Robotics 28.8/33.6 Kbps V.Everything® modems and can accommodate 8 or 16 high-speed analog calls.

NETServer 8/16 Plus utilizes the same hardware platform as the NETServer 8/16, which won the CommunicationsWeek1996 CommWeekMAX Award for its “ease of configuration and use and set of robust features that go beyond the competition...”

NETServer 8/16 Plus also supports the new x2™ Technology as a client-end device that allows data to be received at up to 56 Kbps* from an x2-enabled host-end (I-modem™) device, across ordinary analog telephone lines. Now even small companies can provide high-speed dial-in access to network resources and the Internet, to branch offices and employees at home or on the road.


APPLICATIONS:
Remote Access. Remote users are demanding access to corporate LANs now more than ever. In order for companies to remain competitive, access to LANs and the business applications that run on them must be available regardless of the user’s location. NETServer 8/16 Plus provides full access to workgroup, departmental and corporate network resources, including the Internet, through a dial-up modem connection. Using analog phone lines and a single telephone number, telecommuters or traveling users can dial into a NETServer 8/16 Plus connected to their corporate network.

LAN-to-LAN Routing. NETServer can connect office LANs together over analog phone lines. Up to 16 channels can be combined using Multilink PPP to route data between LANs at speeds of 268 Kbps using NETServer/8 Plus or 537 Kbps using NETServer/16 Plus. Using supported compression protocols, the effective data transfer rate can be up to four times faster than without compression.

Modem Sharing. Internal network users can share NETServer Plus modems for dial-out access to the Internet or bulletin boards. The ability to share modems eliminates the cost of desktop modems and the recurring monthly cost of analog phone lines at the desktop.

Internet Access. Small or large service providers with remote points-of-presence (POPs) can utilize NETServer Plus to provide their subscribers with dial-up access to multiple servers, bulletin board services and the Internet.


FEATURES

Client Dial-Up Support
-PPP with automatic detection
-SLIP, CSLIP, ARAP
-PPP – IPCP
-PPP – IPXCP
-PPP – ATCP
-Telnet and RTelnet
-Dynamic address assignment per call
-RLogin
-LAN dial-out support
-Supports NCSI-compatible communication package
Routing Support
-Transparent on-demand routing
-IP, IPX and AppleTalk protocol routing
-Inverse multiplexing with programmable load balancing
-Host, subnet and network routers supported
-Selective default routing
-Continuous connection (automatic retries after connection loss)
-Dynamic bandwidth
-Timed connections
-On-demand
-Scheduled link establishment from UNIX cron
Administration
-Local Flash ROM for booting and configuration storage
-Support for Domain Name Service (DNS)
-Call activity logging and event logging
-Full SNMP management
-Microsoft Windows management software
-Telnet command line interface
-Ping utilities
-Network and port monitoring
-Password security for management access
-Dial-in management access with password security
-RADIUS accounting (authentication)
Filtering and Security
-IP, IPX, and AppleTalk protocol data and call filtering
-IP and IPX RIP advertising filtering
-IPX SAP advertising filtering
-AppleTalk RTMP, ZIP and ARAP advertising filtering
-Login access filtering
-Set inbound and outbound packet filtering independently
-Compatible with RADIUS authentication servers
-IP address assignment per router or per port
PPP Specific Features
-STAC LZS compression
-Multilink PPP (RFC 1717)
-Microsoft compression
-PAP and CHAP authentication protocols
-IP address negotiation and assignment
-Van Jacobson compressed TCP/IP headers
-Bandwidth on demand
-Magic number loopback detection
-Maximum receive unit negotiation
Industry Standards Support
-AppleTalk
-ARAP
-TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)/IP (Internet Protocol)
-RIP (Routing Information Protocol), V1, V2
-IPX RIP/SAP
-RTMP
-CIDR
-SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol)/CSLIP (Compressed SLIP)
-Telnet
-PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol)
-RFC 1331, 1332, and 1334 for PPP
-Backward compatible with RFC 1171, 1172
-IPX WAN

OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS
Hardware
33 MHz 486 SX CPU
4 Mbytes
2 Mbytes non-volatile Flash ROM

Environment
Temperature: 30°- 104° (0°- 40° C)
Humidity: 0-95% non-condensing

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