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    The IMXi-4 inverse multiplexer splits a high-speed channel of up to 8.3 Mbps across up to four E1/T1 or SHDSL network links. It connects high-speed switches or routers over these bonded links. It can operate in bridge or router modes and uses VLAN tagging to provide transparent LAN services. The IMXi-4 bridges bandwidth gaps and provides flexibility to increase throughput from one to four lines as network needs grow. It also enables extending Ethernet services over longer distances using SHDSL.

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    The IMXi-4 inverse multiplexer splits a high-speed channel of up to 8.3 Mbps across up to four E1/T1 or SHDSL network links. It connects high-speed switches or routers over these bonded links. It can operate in bridge or router modes and uses VLAN tagging to provide transparent LAN services. The IMXi-4 bridges bandwidth gaps and provides flexibility to increase throughput from one to four lines as network needs grow. It also enables extending Ethernet services over longer distances using SHDSL.

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    The IMXi-4 inverse multiplexer splits a high-speed channel of up to 8.3 Mbps across up to four E1/T1 or SHDSL network links. It connects high-speed switches or routers over these bonded links. It can operate in bridge or router modes and uses VLAN tagging to provide transparent LAN services. The IMXi-4 bridges bandwidth gaps and provides flexibility to increase throughput from one to four lines as network needs grow. It also enables extending Ethernet services over longer distances using SHDSL.

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    IMXi-4

    I N V ERSE

    M U LTI PLEX ER

    Managed Inverse Multiplexer

    Connects a high speed switch or router


    channel over up to four SHDSL or E1/T1
    links; throughput up to 8.3 Mbps

    User-selectable bridge or router modes

    Employs VLAN tagging and stacking for


    providing transparent LAN services (TLS)

    10/100BaseT Ethernet user port

    For latest updates visit www.rad.com

    The IMXi-4 inverse multiplexer splits a single


    high speed channel of up to 8.3 Mbps, and
    transmits it over up to four E1/T1 or SHDSL
    network links. IMXi-4 bridges the bandwidth gap
    between E1/T1 and E3/T3 services, while
    providing the flexibility to increase throughput
    from one to four lines as network requirements
    grow. Automatic rate fallback ensures continued
    transmission even if an individual link fails.
    RADs IMXi-4 enables enterprises and service
    providers to use the same device for Ethernet or
    IP environments. When operating in bridge
    mode, user LAN traffic can be VLAN tagged or
    stacked for transparent transport. The user port
    has a 10/100BaseT interface.

    Using SHDSL links, IMXi-4 can extend Ethernet


    service coverage to reach more customers.
    2.0 Mbps/1.5 Mbps traffic can be transported up
    to 6.6 km (4.1 miles) over copper lines, without
    the need for additional equipment. SHDSL
    support adds flexibility, enabling an increase in
    the distance by adjusting the data rate, while
    enlarging the total throughput to 8.3 Mbps.
    Local and remote IMXi-4 units can be managed
    by RADview-EMS, an SNMP CORBA-based
    multiplatform element management system,
    allowing remote troubleshooting and
    configuration. The units can also be managed via
    Telnet or an ASCII terminal through a dedicated
    timeslot.

     

      
    


    

    

      
    


    

    

    

    
     

     

     

    Ethernet over bonded E1/T1 or SHDSL circuits

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    RAD Data Communications 2009 Catalog

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