The new LA-110 integrated access device supports four SHDSL pairs, bonded using inverse multiplexing. By combining DSL technology with inverse multiplexing, RAD has created a device specifically geared toward the bandwidth needs of medium-sized businesses.
“Medium-sized enterprises often fall into a bandwidth lurch,” explained Itai Mendelsohn, RAD’s IAD Product Line Manager, in a statement. He elaborated by explaining that bandwidth needs for such companies often exceed the capabilities of consumer-grade ADSL, but fall short of the bandwidth offered by broadband services geared toward large enterprises.
RAD designed the LA-110 specifically for this under-served market segment. Because of DSL’s ubiquity, the new product is ideal for connecting isolated branch offices. The product’s flexible combination of user and network ports also makes it ideal for delivering leased lines.
LA-110 includes VLAN stacking, and can deliver voice, data and Ethernet services over both ATM and packet switched networks.
Related Information
RAD Data Communications is part of RAD Data Group, a collection of companies under the RAD brand that provide a variety of communications-related products and services. One of those companies, RADCOM, is represented at Internet Telephony Conference and EXPO this week (Oct. 10-13) in San Diego.
Ofir Michael, Director of VoIP Solutions at RADCOM, will be among presenters of the “ Ensuring QoS and Scalability” session at the show, scheduled for October 11 from 10:10-11:30 a.m.
Mae Kowalke previously wrote for Cleveland Magazine in Ohio and The Burlington Free Press in Vermont. To see more of her articles, please visit Mae Kowalke’s columnist page.
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