3COM Router 3033 GSHDSL + 4 ports 10/100

Features & Benefits

Business-Class G.SHDSL Router for Remote Office Locations
The 3Com Router 3033 provides all of the components needed to give remote office and tele-workers secure, high-speed symmetric access to the Internet or corporate networks over a broadband DSL connection.

The router includes a four-port switch for local LAN connections. The 64MB DRAM, 8MB flash memory, and operating software support a full complement of routing, integrated security, and quality of service features required by today's remote office.

The Router 3033 operates using the latest business-class standard of DSL known as G.SHDSL (Symmetric High-speed Digital Subscriber Line). This standard of DSL provides symmetric broadband service for mission-critical and time-sensitive applications such as IP telephony and content delivery.

G.SHDSL supports symmetric speeds of up to 2.3Mbps over single pair or 4.6Mbps over two-pair wires up to 20K feet from the telephone companies' central office.

3COM Router 3031 ADSL with ISDN Backup+ 4 ports 10/100

Features & Benefits

Business-Class ADSL Router with ISDN Backup for Remote Office Locations
The 3Com Router 3031 provides all of the components needed to give remote office and tele-workers secure, reliable, cost-effective access to the Internet or corporate networks over a broadband ADSL connection with ISDN backup capabilities.

The router includes an integrated ISDN BRI S/T backup port, and a four-port switch for local LAN connections. The 64MB DRAM, 8MB flash memory, and operating software support a full complement of routing, integrated security, and quality of service features required by today's remote office.

As this router is equipped with a full complement of memory and routing functionality, there are no hardware, memory or software upgrades required or available—everything a business needs is included with the base system.

The 3Com Router 3031 operates over ordinary analog phone lines (POTS - Plain Old Telephone Service) so you don't have to invest in additional phone lines or special wiring. The ISDN port can be used as a primary or backup port to the broadband ADSL connection.