DRG 340 Series
Multiple broadband services
The DRG
340 series offers 2 POTS lines and
4 Ethernet LAN ports for end-user services. The interface to the broadband access network is
either singlemode/multimode fiber or copper (RJ45).
The DRG 340 series allows operators and service providers to offer a broad
range of broadband services, such as:
- Telephony: Existing analog telephones or fax machines
can be connected directly to the DRG unit to get broadband telephony services.
Complying with existing VoIP standards, e.g. H.323, SIP, MGCP and H.248, the
DRG 340 works in many environments and with many systems.
- IP-TV: By connecting a set top box to one of the
Ethernet ports, e.g. Video on Demand can be delivered simultaneously with
telephony and fast Internet.
- Internet: 4 LAN ports give the end user the possibility to
connect several computers to the unit.
Using features like QoS tagging, hardware queues, bandwidth shaping,
MAC-address restriction and IGMP snooping, the service offering can be
differentiated to suite a broad range of end users.
Remote management
The DRG is plug and play for the end user. It
is designed for remote service provisioning, configuration and software upgrades. The DRG units can be integrated with existing network
or element management systems via open interfaces, such as
SNMP. Alternatively, the 42Networks HDD management system can be used to automate provisioning
and configuration of the DRG units.
