The NE ISDN Router, version 3.0, supplies bandwidth-on-demand for companies who need to transmit LAN data from multiple sites who have networks consisting of Silicon Graphics' Indy workstations over a Wide Area Network. Inverse multiplexing is used to combine channels to acquire the desired bandwidth on demand using ISDN Basic Rate, ISDN Primary Rate, Switched 56, Frame Relay, and dedicated access, or a combination thereof. It provides routing for IP and bridges all other protocols to serve all network environments. It also complements dedicated leased line networks for peak traffic off-loading, automatic back-up for high reliability, and connectivity to remote sites which cannot justify the cost of a dedicated line.
Randolph Sisto
Product Manager Network Express, Inc. 4251 Plymouth Road Ann Arbor, MI 48105 USA 313-761-5005 fax:313-995-1114 randy@nei.com