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IP Bridge

LAN Rate Limiter

Legacy Ethernet Over IP
Legacy applications that utilize non routable protocols are able to access services across an IP point to point connection such as the Internet or an Intranet.

Data Rate Governing
Governing general traffic bandwidth is straight
forward and easy to implement. Data rate configuration is setup at each end of the link to guarantee the real time data rate requirements.

 

 Local Area Networking  

Engage has been manufacturing Networking Equipment since 1989. Our Local Area Networking solutions have over 16 years of solid performance in many mission critical applications.

IP Bridge

The IP·Tube E2 is used to interconnect Ethernet LANs through an IP network. Ethernet frames that are destined for a device located on the remote network are encapsulated into IP packets. The IP packets, with the encapsulated Ethernet frames, are sent to the IP address of the destination network's IP·Tube E2 where the IP envelope is removed and the original Ethernet Frames are delivered to the destination network's Ethernet device.

Secure Communication
The IPTube·E2 provides a high level of security by only exchanging packets with the remote network. Additionally Ethernet Frames within the IP envelope must be addressed to specific Ethernet MAC addresses. Bridges secure applications that limit communication to IP addresses within the same subnet across an enterprise Intranet.

LAN Rate Limiter

The LAN·GOV is used to interconnect Ethernet LANs through a data rate governor. The data rate governor utilizes Time Division Multiplexing based clocking to provide for Nx64, NxT1 and NxE1 bandwidth regulation that is configurable from 64 kilobits up to DS3 (44 Megabits).

Governing the WAN bandwidth utilized by an Ethernet LAN enables the reservation of WAN bandwidth for time sensitive real time connections such as those required by Video Conferencing, Voice Over IP and T1/E1 Over IP applications.

 
 
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