Colibri Links LANs to the Internet

March 1997 / International What's New / Colibri Links LANs to the Internet

Colibri, a new ISDN router for Basic Rate Interface (BRI), links corporate LANs to the Internet. It provides IPX and IP routing over two B channels and full ISDN functionality. Because the device runs PPP over ISDN, you can connect it with any other router. It also allows for the linking of both channels over Multilink PPP. Additionally, the system supports PAP/CHAP and provides cost and line management.
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Company:  AVM Computersysteme Vertriebs GmbH, Berlin, Germany

Phone:    +49 30 39976 0

Fax:      +49 30 39976 244

Internet: 
http://www.avm.de


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