Telco Systems offers T-Marc R3305 series multiservice business routers and integrated access devices
Telco Systems has announced the release of the T-Marc R3305 series multiservice business routers and integrated access devices. The company says it already has received initial orders worth multiple millions of dollars for members of the T-Marc R3305 series from customers in the U.S. and Europe
The T-Marc R3305 series is designed to enable service providers to deliver a range of connectivity services – including VPN, telephony, and internet access – to their small office/home office (SOHO), small to medium business (SMB), and small to medium enterprise (SME) customers and those customers’ enterprise branches. The series members support a variety of connectivity options, including WAN, LAN, and VoIP. Telco Systems describes the T-Marc R3305 as “a true dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 router” that offers intelligent backup and load-balancing capabilities across diverse WAN connections. It supports wire speeds of up to 2 Gbps traffic forwarding via a flexible acceleration engine, adds the company.
“In today’s economy, telcos and managed service providers are looking to generate new revenues by expanding their portfolio of value-added services. Our new T-Marc R3305 series is an ideal solution for enabling service providers to unlock enterprise-class features to SOHOs, SMBs, and enterprise branches,” explained Ariel Efrati, CEO at Telco Systems. “We are pleased with the initial orders we have received and have strong expectations this new product release will attract additional orders from both existing and new service providers customers.”
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