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Easier VoIP Setup With Pre-Configured Gateway |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Tuesday, 12 September 2006 |
NETGEAR has announced a VOIP enabled ADSL2+ modem with
service provider configuration built in to make signing up for a VOIP service
plug and play.
The NETGEAR DG834GV is an integrated ADSL2+ Modem and
Wireless Router (802.11g) with Voice capabilities that takes a home user just
minutes to deploy as it
The device comes pre-configured for either engin, Broadband
Phone and MyNetFone, giving users the benefit of choosing a provider themselves.
"VoIP has never been easier. This product delivers a secure
broadband wireless network with VoIP in the one box and users have the
flexibility of choosing from a range of VoIP providers," said NETGEAR Asia
pacific vice president, Ian McLean.
"The gateway takes all of the confusion out of VoIP, making it completely
accessible to all consumers, regardless of their level of IT knowledge. Users
have access to all the essential features needed to set up a network with VoIP
without a clutter of unnecessary features."
Apart from the online help manual the device uses a Smart
Wizard to escort the user through the setup process, vastly simplifying
installation.
The DG834GV also has a PSTN/FXO port, which enables fallback
to a regular phone line for emergency calling or in the instance of network
outages or power failures.
Security features include VPN pass-through, NAT firewall with
Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) and Denial of Service (DoS) attack prevention,
WEP and WPA encryption plus MAC Address Control.
www.netgear.com.au
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