Perle IRG5540 Cellular network router

Cellular network router. Ethernet LAN. 4G standard: LTE-A. SMA 3 dBi. GPS (satellite). Black. IRG5500 Cellular LTE Routers. Enterprise-Class Edge Cellular Routers & Gateways. Perle IRG5500 LTE Routers and Gateways have the most comprehensive set of features, functionality, and performance to provide primary or failover back-up connectivity to remote infrastructure and assets. These ultra-low-power, rugged, high-performance Cellular Routers, with dual-SIM slots, also have models with WLAN capabilities making them a single network point of contact for fast deployments. And, there is no need for training because an IRG5500 Router comes with an intuitive web GUI. For advanced admin scrips, CLI commands are also available. Perle IRG5500 Routers provide fast, secure, and reliable managed LTE network connectivity where wired options are impossible to deploy or require a backup. This is crucial for enabling a wide range of applications while ensuring the highest degree of security to protect the integrity of critical services. Reduce the cost of downtime and service calls, and bringing distributed sites online faster. With support for Data, SMS, Voice, and Video, an IRG5500 and can be integrated into any enterprise cloud, building, industrial, or mobile location network infrastructure. Building and process automation controllers, Internet of Things (IoT). Smart grid assets (meters, switches, controllers), Telco infrastructure controllers. SCADA, Distribution management systems, Remote data loggers, flow meters, sensing equipment. Digital signage, ATMs, POS, Kiosks, Temporary "pop-up” stores. Video surveillance controllers, IP cameras, Mobile hotspots. Fleet management, GPS/GNSS Location tracking, Taxis, Public Service Vehicles, vehicle area networking (VAN). Public Service Vehicles, First responders, Command Centers. Transit systems, Buses, Metro Subways, Railways. Cellular Band Operation Certified Worldwide over 4G LTE, DC-HSPA+, HSPA+, HSPA, and UMTS (WCDMA). Perle IRG5500 Routers and Gateways have three cellular options to ensure support for your carrier's primary bands in deployment areas: IRG5500+: LTE-A PRO CAT12. 600Mbps downlink and 150Mbps uplink speeds. Support for 24x LTE Bands and 9x UMTS/WCDMA Bands. IRG5500: LTE-A CAT6. 300Mbps downlink and 50Mbps uplink speeds. Support for 15x LTE Bands and 6x UMTS/WCDMA Bands. IRG5500+ FN: FirstNet Ready support for Band 14 (B14). LTE-A PRO CAT12. 600Mbps downlink and 150Mbps uplink speeds. Support for 24x LTE Bands and 8x UMTS/WCDMA Bands. Edge Routers with Enterprise-Grade Routing Capabilities. Perle does not charge any annual subscription or license fees to maintain operation, download software updates, or access features. IRG5500 routers have all the of the advance routing functionality found in the most advanced enterprise routers. Extensive protocol routing support means they can be easily deployed in hierarchical or large mesh network structures. A fast CPU and lots of memory ensure the router can handle a consistent and heavy workload all day long. RIP, RIPv2, RIPng, OSPFv1/2/3, BGP-4, VRRP. When BGP peering with multiple ISPs, the IRG5500 delivers carrier-grade routing performance capable of handling the full Internet routing table. IPv4 & IPv6. OpenVPN & IPSec VPN. DHCP & DHCPv6. IP Passthrough for deployments requiring the router to operate in Gateway or Bridge mode. Route between any interface (LTE, WLAN, Ethernet, USB, or serial RS232). Reduce unwanted network traffic by creating collision and/or broadcast domains. Integrated Zone-Based Policy Firewa ll. The IRG5500 built-in firewall offers intuitive policies for multiple-interface routers to protect inside networks from unauthorized access by users on an outside network. The firewall also protects inside networks from each other, for example, by keeping a human resources network separate from a user network. If there are network resources that need to be available to an outside user, such as a web or FTP server, these resources can be placed on a separate network behind the firewall, in a demilitarized zone (DMZ). The firewall will allow limited access to the DMZ, but because the DMZ only includes the public servers, any attacks there will not affect the inside network. The firewall controls when inside users access outside networks (for example, access to the Internet), by allowing only certain addresses out, by requiring authentication or authorization, or by coordinating with an external URL filtering server. A deny-all (blacklist) policy can be used to prohibit traffic between firewall security zones until an explicit policy is applied to allow desirable traffic. Router ports are assigned to zones and firewall inspection policies are applied to traffic moving between the zones. Firewall inter-zone policies come with considerable flexibility and granularity so that different firewall inspection policies can be applied to the same router port. High Availability Access and Enhanced Security with 2...