Product Information

2290 Series Leased Line Extender enables end users to deploy such leased-line applications an "always-on" connections over the Internet or other IP networks. Install only one Extender on each side to transport up to four audio leased-lines over a packet-based network. This means you can establish up to four leased-line circuits between two Internet access locations anywhere in the world!

Many service providers are discontinuing their TDM backbone networks and analog leased-line offerings. The 2290 series offers service providers a chance to offer the same always-on services as analog leased lines over their new, coverged-IP networks.

For enterprises, the SN2290 offers a chance to migrate to best effort networks like the Internet and enjoy the same benefits of using analog leased lines with the existing local area network they have already deployed. In addition, it allows them to use LANs to provide intraoOffice always-on lines instead of a dedicated web of telephone wires.

After installation, the connection between two 2290 extenders establishes immediately, and re-establishes itself after any network disruption. The connection can also be secured with hardware-accelerated 3DES or AES encryption end-to-end. Such security technology prevents wiretapping, making Patton the ideal choice for security-conscious enterprises.

 

• Service Providers—Offer the same old analog leased line service on the Internet with highly reduced capital and operational expenditure even as you migrate away from TDM
• Enterprises—Enjoy the benefits of using leased lines on Enterprise IP networks without the hassles of telephone wires
• Security—Connections are always ON and securely encrypted with IPsec and IKE
• Quality of Service—Advanced Traffic Management and Shaping, combined with Patton’s DownStream QOS™ enforce uninterrupted toll-quality voice over best-effort networks
• Access Router Functions—Integrated Access router functions with NAT, Firewall, ACL, PPPoE, DHCP, DynDNS and VLAN
• Easy to Monitor and Control—In-Band (RS-232 Console Port) and Out-of-Band Management Capabilities (TELNET and HTTP)