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How to Survive Telstra's Termination of VGDL, DDS, Datel, and Austpac ServicesWithout Replacing Your Existing Voice and Data EquipmentTelstra's decision to terminate VGDL, DDS, Datel, and Austpac services doesn't mean you have to rip out your existing PBXs, field telephones, telemetry equipment or SCADA devices - or change your network topology. RAD Data Communications offers a variety of affordable, compact and transparent WAN product solutions that will enable you to continue to work the way you have been with your existing legacy equipment, yet benefit from Telstra's high-speed DDN and IP-based services even after December 30, 2009. RAD's versatile WAN product solutions are unmatched in the telecom equipment market. They support a large variety of user interfaces, including analog (E&M, FXS, FXO) and digital voice (compressed and non-compressed), as well as low-speed and high-speed data, xDSL, and Ethernet. Network interfaces range from serial 64 kbps, n x 64 kbps, fractional E1 and full E1 to xDSL, Ethernet / IP and fiber. With RAD's dedicated customer premises equipment, you can transparently connect your serial data, TDM voice and Ethernet LANs to Telstra's digital data network or packet-based Business DSL services with low latency while maintaining the same or even better service reliability. ![]()
Airmux-400Broadband Wireless Multiplexer![]() Product SummaryThe new
Airmux-400 broadband wireless multiplexer delivers carrier-class,
high capacity, extended range Ethernet service in the sub-6GHz
space at the most competitive price in the industry. The
Airmux-400 wireless multiplexer provides point-to-point Ethernet
extension of 50 Mbps full duplex, net throughput at ranges up to
120 km (75 miles).
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