Freescale Semiconductor Network Router SG2106-2 Manual De Usuario

Overview
Digital subscriber line (DSL) is the world's 
most prevalent broadband technology for 
residential and SOHO subscribers. 
According to the DSL Forum, approximately 
36 million DSL lines are now installed 
worldwide. DSL will continue to gain 
momentum as subscribers demand higher 
bandwidth and multiservice access (voice/
video/data).

Customer premises equipment (CPE) 
manufacturers have responded to the 
steady growth of the DSL market by 
developing new generations of routers that 
enable subscribers to connect a variety of 
computing and peripheral devices, such as 
desktop PCs, laptops, PDAs, printers and 
servers. 

Internet

DSLAM

xDSL

Ethernet

DSL Router

USB

PC

In-Home

WLAN

Service Provider

ILEC / CLEC

Key Benefits
> Allows the DSL connection to 

be shared among many home 
network devices, including 
PCs, laptops, and printers

> Single DSL router device 

functions like a DSL modem 
and an Internet sharing 
SOHO router

> Supports optional VPN 

functionality

> Enables subscribers to 

connect with their workplace 
from home 

> Allows home office 

connection from the external 
world

> Allows pass through for VPN 

clients

> Supports three types of VPN: 

PPTP, L2TP, and IPsec