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Product category: Networking Hardware
News Release from: FarSite Communications | Subject: FarLinX TCP-X25 GP Gateways
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 9 August 2006

Low-profile appliance is all-purpose gateway

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General purpose gateways provides a reliable means of interconnecting equipment between TCP/IP and X.25 networks in a compact, rack mountable 1U appliance

FarLinX TCP-X25 general purpose (GP) gateways provides a reliable means of interconnecting equipment between TCP/IP and X.25 networks in a compact, rack mountable 1U appliance. There are three models in the range providing scaleable solutions, the entry level FarLinX TCP-X25 GP Gateway-1 features one X.25 port and up to 254 connections.

The mid range FarLinX TCP-X25 GP Gateway-2 supporting two X.25 ports and up to 2048 connections and the top of the range FarLinX TCP-X25 GP Gateway-4 handling four X.25 ports and up to 4000 simultaneous virtual connections and 1000 data packets per second.

All the models are remotely configurable.

The gateway can operate as a general purpose means for connecting a variety of different TCP/IP equipment to X.25 services.

Similarly, the Gateway can also inter-connect existing legacy terminals attached to an X.25 network to host systems with TCP/IP interfaces.

An X.25 switch function is also included in the -2 and -4 models.

The product features support for generalised protocols when the X.25 Host system treats the incoming X.25 data as a character stream.

It can also convert the data when a header is used to describe the message payload within the TCP connections and remove this header on the X.25 virtual circuits.

Data types supported include: RFC1006, Cisco RBP and special character delimiting.

Dynamic routing is supported where the client TCP application determines the X.25 address and call parameters used at the time the connection is established.

The gateway can provide connectivity to several different Host systems at the same time with each can have different data conversion configurations.

The Gateway also supports X.25 data switching over TCP, this allows X.25 devices to be interconnected via an IP network without the layer 3 overheads associated with XOT.

Two or more gateways can be used in a load balanced, resilient configuration that has no single point of failure.

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