WAN DMZ Router offers security for service providers.

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Web-managed VPN router, Model 2823, streamlines DMZ implementation and secure-firewall configuration for enterprise networks. Featuring three 10/100 Ethernet ports, unit facilitates process of isolating Web servers in secure demilitarized zone (DMZ). Router can interconnect private LAN and DMZ while providing secure, business-class Internet access with traffic-shaping services. With DynDNS, VLAN, and NAT, product supports various network applications and topologies.



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Patton Builds Low-Cost, High-Security DMZ Router



Patton's Three-Port, Web-Managed VPN Router Simplifies DMZ Setup and Firewall Configuration While Providing Business-Class Security and QoS - at Very Low Cost

IPLink(TM) WAN Routers... Link Up for Less

GAITHERSBURG, Md., May 22 -- Patton Electronics -- the leader in network-access, connectivity, and VoIP solutions -- announces today their very-low-cost, three-port, managed-VPN router that streamlines DMZ implementation and secure-firewall configuration for enterprise networks. The Model 2823 is the newest member of Patton's IPLink(TM) Model 2800 Series of very-low-cost managed-VPN routers.

"Security is a huge concern for today's businesses and service providers," said Joseph Gomez, Senior Product Manager. "Yet security solutions can be painfully complicated. By adding a third port to a powerful yet low-cost router platform, Patton offers a much simpler solution. It's one more way Patton helps our customers 'link-up for less.'"

Featuring three 10/100 Ethernet ports and browser-based management, the Model 2823 DMZ Secure Router makes it easy -- and inexpensive -- for organizations to isolate their web servers in a secure demilitarized zone (DMZ). The router can interconnect a private LAN and a DMZ while providing secure business-class Internet access with traffic-shaping services. With DynDNS, VLAN, and NAT, the three-port router can support a wide variety of network applications and topologies, offering enterprise-network administrators unusual flexibility for a minimal capital outlay.

DMZ Connection. Setting up a DMZ on a two-port router requires configuring a secure firewall with numerous complex rules that selectively allow Internet traffic onto the private network. The three-port model 2823 physically separates the DMZ on its own sub-network, reducing the number and complexity of firewall rules. Network operators can use the Model 2823's secure VPN tunneling feature to securely manage servers and computers located within the DMZ.

Business-class Security. The Model 2823 keeps private information private as it traverses the Internet with VPN tunnels and IPSec strong encryption, AES/DES keys and Internet Key Exchange (IKE).

About Patton

Patton manufactures communications equipment for carrier, enterprise, and industrial networks worldwide. Incorporated in 1984, Patton products include SmartNode(TM) and SmartLink(TM) VoIP solutions; ForeFront(TM) multi-service access infrastructure solutions (T1/E1, G.SHDSL, xDSL, dial-up); IPLink(TM) CPE solutions (WAN routers, modems, remote access servers, NTUs, CSU/DSUs); CopperLink(TM) Ethernet Extenders; EtherBITS(TM) device servers; and a full range of network-connectivity Micro-Products (interface converters, and more). For more information or a free catalog, contact sales@patton.com.

CONTACT: Chris Christner of Patton Electronics Company, +1-301-975-1000, x109

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