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Overview
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Embedded VPN Linux Computer: 1 WAN, 4 LAN, VPN, 4 Serial
- Intel IXP435 400MHz with Networking Processor to enhance
routing and VPN performance
- Complete Layer3 routing support: OSPF, RIP, DVMRP, IPv6
- Full managed features with QoS, VLAN
- 4-port serial device server (DB37 connector), supporting TCP
server/client and paired TCP modes
- Embedded Linux ready for easy maintenance
- DC 12~48V power input
- Fan-less, ruggedized industrial design for anti-vibration,
anti-shock, and -40~80°C wide temperature operation
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The compact JetBox 5432 series is an industrial embedded layer-3 router computer with Linux computing capabilities and serial ports for connecting and remotely managing access and security control devices, such as card readers, cameras, speakers etc. in embedded front-end controller applications. In addition, with Ethernet, serial console and USB interfaces, the router computer can operate as a networking gateway to connect different network groups in flexible ways and manage peripherals at the front-end site through Linux programs. Combined with IP-31 rugged fan-less design, including
vibration/shock resistance and -40~80°C wide operating temperature range, the JetBox 5432 series ensure the reliability and high performance of large network infrastructures in severe industrial vertical markets, such as transportation systems, public utilities, substations or other hazardous environments.
Embedded Linux Ready
Korenix is devoted to the Linux computing and benefits customers by providing the JetBox series Overview with embedded Linux ready system and
easy-to use interface. Compared to general purpose Linux system, embedded Linux is performance-optimized for front-end industrial control.
Serial Device Server
In today’s network infrastructures there is still a large number of device communications going through
serial ports. JetBox 5432 series is a perfect solution to manage serial devices via Ethernet in flexible ways, such as TCP server, TCP client, and paired TCP modes, while creating a transparent gateway for the serial communication to Ethernet.
VPN (Virtual Private Network)
Since computer networks are no longer closed systems and may consist of intranets, extranets, and Internet sites. The key remote access requirement of an enterprise organization can be provided using VPN to mitigate the risks of malicious intrusion and establish a mechanism of users’ identity. DMVPN (Dynamic Multipoint Virtual Private Network) is an enhancement of VPN and an effective solution for dynamic secure overlay networks.
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