A gateway that offers unparalleled simplicity. Provides seamless integration between IP and ISDN networks with complete feature transparency and protection from network interruptions.

Design features

• Fully integrated, easily configurable unit
• Compact size: 1U tall and 19" rack mountable
• 24 LEDs show operational status
• Call transfer and welcome screen with customizable pictures and greeting

Application features

• Provides seamless integration between packet-based network services (i.e. IP) and ISDN
• Supports H.264 with IP and ISDN
• Supports network and video equipment from multiple vendors
• Supports a complete set of TANDBERG video systems features, including DuoVideo and H.239, Natural Video, IPLR
• Complete Multipoint Transparency including chair control
• Supports TANDBERG Expressway Firewall Traversal Technology and Standards based Authentication
  

Performance features

• Easy to use, Plug-and-Play technology
• Bandwidth per call: 56 kbps - 2 Mbps
• Supports network and video equipment from multiple vendors
• Highest level of standards- based embedded encryption
• Downspeeding and IPLR provide protection from network interruptions and maintain the call in progress
• Facilitates automatic load balancing in multiple gateway environments

What is a Gateway?
A gateway makes it possible for systems on an IP network to connect to systems using ISDN.

A Gateway is used when:

• enterprises using IP for internal communications want to communicate with other external enterprises that are using ISDN
• an enterprise is moving from an ISDN to IP environment or uses a combination of ISDN and IP internally
• the enterprise wants to leverage an existing IP network to make global calls via ISDN
• IP video callers would like to bypass the public Internet when calling other IP systems

Advantages using a Gateway
There are many advantages to using a gateway. These include easier dialing, higher reliability, better quality video calls and better utilization of infrastructure. When using a gateway, users don't have to dial special codes or numbers when they want to connect with people who use other types of networks.