Introduction NetSwitch II-R

NetSwitch II-R is the right solution for SOHO (Small Office Home Office) and branch offices

of enterprises. It has 10BaseT 8Port hub module and supports the xDSL and Cable Modem.

NetSwitch II-R basically covers all functions of NetSwitch II-M. It does not take any additional

device, such as Hub or Router, in order to connect the internet and the local network.

You can access the internet through xDSL or Cable Modem.

SOHO and branch offices can access to the internet as protecting the local data from the internet

though NetSwitch II-R.

Configuration Environment

NetSwitch II-R supports the 12 ports 10/100Mbps Hub, you can access to the internet through

UTP port. It has one 10Mbps UpLink port which supports xDSL. You can switch your network

through IPChanger like NetSwitch II-M. It offers the simple-to-use solution as Netswitch II-M.

   High Speed

     New high-bandwidth technologies, such as xDSL and Cable Modems provide speedy

     connectivity to the internet.

   Total Solution

     For small and medium size offices, the xDSL Router is a complete solution which provides

     everything needed for the internet access.

   ADSL and Cable Connectivity

     The router can link LAN to any high-speed modem, like ADSL or Cable Modem.

   Applecation Layer Filter Policy-Based Blocking.

    Networks are vulnerable to the exernal hackers and the internal users. In order to grant

    the access to your network, you could use filtering methed. For the efficient network

    management, FNET provides system managers with an upper-level filter to control the

    internal and external users access. Sysem managers could control user application by

    filtering IP address and TCP/UDP port numbers, including FTP, HTTP, POP3, SMTP and

    then some.

   Proxy Protection

    Virtual server, such as proxy server, allows you to assign to workstation on the LAN as

    Web, FTP, or other servers by the means of configuration of TCP/UDP port number.

    Remote users can visit this server via the internet. In conjunction with the computing

    on the fourth layer, some proxy software for Windows 95/98/NT, Linux and Unix may

    provide an IP-sharing function permitting users on the LAN visit the internet by sharing

    a pubic account and an IP address. However, these products only provide users the

    internet service with low performanceand their setting is usually complicate and

    unreadable.

Feature

Hardware Specifications

Operating Software