3com IP Telecommuting Module 3CRVH702596C-UK Datenbogen
Produktcode
3CRVH702596C-UK
PLATFORM
IBM 3250M2 X-Series server running security-hardened Linux
INTERFACES
2 10/100 Mbps
Certifications
CE, FCC, UL
Certifications
CE, FCC, UL
PERFORMANCE
SIP Connections Setup (SIP+RTP): 0.15 s
RTP data delay (10 Mbps/100 Mbps): 0.19/0.08 ms
RTP data delay (10 Mbps/100 Mbps): 0.19/0.08 ms
CAPACITY
Concurrent RTP sessions: 600 (max.)
Recommended number of registered SIP users: 6,000 (max.)
Recommended number of registered SIP users: 6,000 (max.)
SIP FUNCTIONALITY
SIP proxy, registrar and traffic in and out without extra proxy,
SIP traffic to private IP addresses (NAT/PAT), authentication of
SIP users from external RADIUS
SIP traffic to private IP addresses (NAT/PAT), authentication of
SIP users from external RADIUS
REMOTE SIP CONNECTIVITY
Far-end NAT traversal (also symmetric NAT) Management
SNMP, Internal log to hard disk, Syslog, email events
SNMP, Internal log to hard disk, Syslog, email events
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IP TELECOMMUTING MODULE
EASILY INTEGRATE WITH NETWORK
INFRASTRUCTURE
INFRASTRUCTURE
Because the module is implemented at the enterprise firewall,
users at remote locations do not need special hardware or
additional software to gain enterprise network access.
users at remote locations do not need special hardware or
additional software to gain enterprise network access.
CONFIGURE TO MATCH BUSINESS NEEDS
The IP Telecommuting Module can be configured in a variety
of ways, including connected to the firewall at the DMZ or
connected to the Internet and network as a standalone device.
In a DMZ configuration all traffic passes through the firewall
using static UDP and TCP ports opened in the firewall between
of ways, including connected to the firewall at the DMZ or
connected to the Internet and network as a standalone device.
In a DMZ configuration all traffic passes through the firewall
using static UDP and TCP ports opened in the firewall between
the Internet and the module and between the module and the
enterprise network. SIP clients in the enterprise are configured
with the module as their outgoing proxy. The firewall continues
to control security, but all SIP traffic is routed to the network
through the module.
enterprise network. SIP clients in the enterprise are configured
with the module as their outgoing proxy. The firewall continues
to control security, but all SIP traffic is routed to the network
through the module.
In a standalone configuration the module may be connected to
both the enterprise network and the Internet, operating
entirely on its own, in parallel with an existing firewall and
handling only SIP signaling and media streams. All other
traffic passes through the firewall. This setup requires no
configuration changes to the existing firewall, but SIP clients
on the enterprise network must be configured with the IP
Telecommuting Module as their outgoing proxy.
both the enterprise network and the Internet, operating
entirely on its own, in parallel with an existing firewall and
handling only SIP signaling and media streams. All other
traffic passes through the firewall. This setup requires no
configuration changes to the existing firewall, but SIP clients
on the enterprise network must be configured with the IP
Telecommuting Module as their outgoing proxy.
KEY BENEFITS
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ORDERING INFORMATION
SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
3COM SKU
3Com IP Telecommuting Module Basic
(includes IBM 3250M2 X-Series server, telecommuting
software and 10 SIP Traversal licenses)
(includes IBM 3250M2 X-Series server, telecommuting
software and 10 SIP Traversal licenses)
3CRVH702596C
3Com IP Telecommuting Module 10 SIP Traversal Licenses
(incremental licenses; require purchase of 3CRVH702596C)
(incremental licenses; require purchase of 3CRVH702596C)
3C0VS73009
3Com IP Telecommuting Module 25 SIP Traversal Licenses
(incremental licenses; require purchase of 3CRVH702596C)
(incremental licenses; require purchase of 3CRVH702596C)
3C0VS73109
Additional information on 3Com convergence solutions is
available at www.3com.com/voip
available at www.3com.com/voip
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
Based on a security-hardened version of Linux
Works in conjunction with existing firewalls
Receives SIP signaling/requests directly from the Internet without exposing network devices to Internet threats
Transparently supports NAT
Requires no special hardware or software at the user end
Protects and extends the 3Com Convergence Applications Suite
Works in conjunction with existing firewalls
Receives SIP signaling/requests directly from the Internet without exposing network devices to Internet threats
Transparently supports NAT
Requires no special hardware or software at the user end
Protects and extends the 3Com Convergence Applications Suite