Kentrox Q2200 T1 QoS Access Router
Mfg # 2200
CDW # 763939
| UNSPSC 43222609
Quick tech specs
- Q2200 T1 QoS Access Router supports Frame Relay
- Internet or PPP networking over T1 or fractional T1 services
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Simplified Networking for Small- to Medium-sized Offices
The Kentrox Q-Series family of access routers provides an all-in-one networking solution to branch offices and small to medium-sized businesses. With Q-Series access routers, customers get the functions of an IP router, QoS appliance, VPN appliance, firewall, WAN access device and an Ethernet switch all in a single, affordable device.
Combining the features of an IP router, QoS appliance, IPSec VPN appliance, firewall, T1 DSU/CSU, and Ethernet switch, the Q2200 QoS Access Router saves you money right out of the box. Setup and maintenance become far less time-consuming and expensive with an integrated device. And the Q2200 router’s intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) helps offices get up and running quickly.
Mission-critical applications and delay-sensitive traffic, such as VoIP and video, can degrade significantly when competing with bursty web traffic for WAN bandwidth. The Q2200 is pre-configured to provide priority queuing and traffic shaping to ensure high-priority traffic takes precedence over less critical applications. Traffic can be classified with user-created policies, making it easy to prioritize traffic to meet your 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 with command line-driven products can be difficult and time-consuming. Arranged logically and intuitively by function, the router’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. Application Layer Gateways (ALG) pass common traffic types while preventing unwanted traffic from entering the LAN.
With Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), you can take
advantage of the cost savings associated with transmitting
communications over IP services. The Q2200 secures up to
100 VPN tunnels with standards-based IPSec encryption
(DES/3DES/AES) and authentication.
The Q2200’s graphical reports let you monitor traffic
performance at each established QoS priority level to see
whether the critical traffic flows are getting the bandwidth they need. The report data helps you identify performance problems and modify your QoS policies appropriately. To reduce bandwidth pinches, for example, you would simply view the current and historical performance reports and adjust QoS policies as necessary to provide the appropriate amount of bandwidth for high-priority applications.
The router also provides T1 circuit information to help
you identify the source of performance degradation or a
network outage. You can remotely determine port status,
set loopbacks, view performance reports and change
configuration—all through the easy-to-use GUI or via
command line using the optional dial-up modem.
Combining the features of an IP router, QoS appliance, IPSec VPN appliance, firewall, T1 DSU/CSU, and Ethernet switch, the Q2200 QoS Access Router saves you money right out of the box. Setup and maintenance become far less time-consuming and expensive with an integrated device. And the Q2200 router’s intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) helps offices get up and running quickly.
Mission-critical applications and delay-sensitive traffic, such as VoIP and video, can degrade significantly when competing with bursty web traffic for WAN bandwidth. The Q2200 is pre-configured to provide priority queuing and traffic shaping to ensure high-priority traffic takes precedence over less critical applications. Traffic can be classified with user-created policies, making it easy to prioritize traffic to meet your 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 with command line-driven products can be difficult and time-consuming. Arranged logically and intuitively by function, the router’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. Application Layer Gateways (ALG) pass common traffic types while preventing unwanted traffic from entering the LAN.
With Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), you can take
advantage of the cost savings associated with transmitting
communications over IP services. The Q2200 secures up to
100 VPN tunnels with standards-based IPSec encryption
(DES/3DES/AES) and authentication.
The Q2200’s graphical reports let you monitor traffic
performance at each established QoS priority level to see
whether the critical traffic flows are getting the bandwidth they need. The report data helps you identify performance problems and modify your QoS policies appropriately. To reduce bandwidth pinches, for example, you would simply view the current and historical performance reports and adjust QoS policies as necessary to provide the appropriate amount of bandwidth for high-priority applications.
The router also provides T1 circuit information to help
you identify the source of performance degradation or a
network outage. You can remotely determine port status,
set loopbacks, view performance reports and change
configuration—all through the easy-to-use GUI or via
command line using the optional dial-up modem.