Kentrox Q2400 Ethernet QoS Access Router
Mfg # 2400
CDW # 763936
| UNSPSC 43222609
Quick tech specs
- Q2400 T1/Ethernet QoS access routers support a multi-port architecture for a variety of network applications
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Flexible Multi-port Router to Meet Your Networking Needs
The Q2400 QoS Access Router is a dual T1 and Ethernet router that includes a QoS appliance, firewall, VPN, DSU/CSU and Ethernet switch. The flexible, multi-port architecture enables many network applications, including:
Two T1 Connections—Small and medium businesses
whose network access needs grow over time have a
second T1 line to increase the available bandwidth, without
investing in more equipment.
T1 Add/Drop—The second T1 port can be used for
add/drop applications, such as connecting a PBX.
Ethernet WAN—An Ethernet WAN port provides the option
of using a low-cost DSL or cable connection as a backup for
mission-critical applications.
Voice over IP (VoIP) and video quality can degrade significantly when competing with bursty web traffic for WAN bandwidth. The Q2400 provides priority queuing and traffic shaping to ensure voice and video traffic take precedence over less critical applications. No matter which VoIP equipment you plug into the router—digital phones or analog converter boxes—the system will let you distribute bandwidth as you need it. Other mission-critical applications and delay-sensitive traffic can also be classified with user-created policies, making it easy to configure the system to meet your specific needs.
The graphical user interface contains powerful tools to
troubleshoot problems, run QoS reports, make configuration
changes, set up traffic-shaping policies, or just check the health of the network. Accomplishing these tasks using a command line interface can be lengthy and difficult; the Q2400’s GUI is point-and-click easy.
To protect internal networks from outside intrusion, the
router conceals LAN IP addresses using Network Address
Translation (NAT). It also has an integrated Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) firewall. The router firewall includes Intrusion Detection System (IDS) capability, which identifies and blocks common attacks.
The Q2400 secures up to 100 VPN tunnels with
standards-based IPSec encryption (DES/3DES/AES) and
authentication. VPN support is designed for Virtual Private
Networks Consortium interoperability and conformance.
Dedicated hardware accelerates DES/3DES encryption for
optimal performance.
The Q2400’s graphical reports let you monitor traffic
performance at each established QoS priority level to see
whether critical traffic flows are getting the bandwidth
they need. The report data helps you identify performance
problems and modify your QoS policies appropriately.
Two T1 Connections—Small and medium businesses
whose network access needs grow over time have a
second T1 line to increase the available bandwidth, without
investing in more equipment.
T1 Add/Drop—The second T1 port can be used for
add/drop applications, such as connecting a PBX.
Ethernet WAN—An Ethernet WAN port provides the option
of using a low-cost DSL or cable connection as a backup for
mission-critical applications.
Voice over IP (VoIP) and video quality can degrade significantly when competing with bursty web traffic for WAN bandwidth. The Q2400 provides priority queuing and traffic shaping to ensure voice and video traffic take precedence over less critical applications. No matter which VoIP equipment you plug into the router—digital phones or analog converter boxes—the system will let you distribute bandwidth as you need it. Other mission-critical applications and delay-sensitive traffic can also be classified with user-created policies, making it easy to configure the system to meet your specific needs.
The graphical user interface contains powerful tools to
troubleshoot problems, run QoS reports, make configuration
changes, set up traffic-shaping policies, or just check the health of the network. Accomplishing these tasks using a command line interface can be lengthy and difficult; the Q2400’s GUI is point-and-click easy.
To protect internal networks from outside intrusion, the
router conceals LAN IP addresses using Network Address
Translation (NAT). It also has an integrated Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) firewall. The router firewall includes Intrusion Detection System (IDS) capability, which identifies and blocks common attacks.
The Q2400 secures up to 100 VPN tunnels with
standards-based IPSec encryption (DES/3DES/AES) and
authentication. VPN support is designed for Virtual Private
Networks Consortium interoperability and conformance.
Dedicated hardware accelerates DES/3DES encryption for
optimal performance.
The Q2400’s graphical reports let you monitor traffic
performance at each established QoS priority level to see
whether critical traffic flows are getting the bandwidth
they need. The report data helps you identify performance
problems and modify your QoS policies appropriately.