NexConnect Router Support Business

A new business class of price performance routers

Enterprise features and security with Linux based router reliability, including:

- Business continuity
- GRE
- IPsec termination
- VRRP protocols

All for the right price.

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Business Class 3G/4G Broadband Router

  • Business Class Features
    • Customizable 3G/4G Auto-Failover with Anti-Flap
    • Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP provides no single point of failure)
    • General Route Encapsulation (GRE Often used for VoIP services)
    • IPsec termination - (not just pass through often required for payment card industry security standards PCI)
  • Primary Router with 3G/4G Auto Failover and Anti-Flap
    NexWare provides business continuity for existing network connections (i.e. cable
    modem, DSL, or T1) with a seamless failover to 3G/4G cellular networks.
    Customizable features like failback Anti-Flap ensure network stability.

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Instructional Videos

Setting up the NexConnect Router

This video will help you properly set up the router with your internet connection. This initial hardware set up is important so that you can properly access the i3 GUI and modify your settings.
   
NexAira's i3 GUI Setup Wizard

This video walks through the NexAira i3 GUI Setup Wizard. Learn how to change the necessary settings for your perticular internet setup. This video will teach you how to change your admin password, specify your connection type, and setup your wirless network.
   
Change DHCP Settings on Windows XP

If you are unable to establish a connection through your Ethernet cable, you may have to change your DHCP setings on your computer. If your internet protocol is set to a static IP address, and a static DNS address you will have to change it so the router can automaticly assign them. This video will walk you though how to change these settings on a Windows XP operating system.
   
Change DHCP Settings on Windows Vista

If you are unable to establish a connection through your Ethernet cable, you may have to change your DHCP setings on your computer. If your internet protocol is set to a static IP address, and a static DNS address you will have to change it so the router can automaticly assign them. This video will walk you though how to change these settings on a Windows Vista operating system.
   

Product Specs

Network Features

  • XtremeSpeed WAN Optimization
  • i3 Graphic User Interface
  • Setup Wizard
  • Auto Failover w/Anti-Flap
  • IPsec Termination
  • GRE (Generic Routing Encapsulation)
  • VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol) (No single point of failure)
  • WDS (Wireless Distribution System)
  • Supports cable modems, DSL, wireline WAN, T1 & 3G
  • WAN Auto Failover to 3G/4G for redundancy
  • DHCP Server
  • DNS Relay
  • DMZ Host
  • Auto-Reconnect
  • Connect-on-demand
  • Auto-Disconnect
  • MAC access control
  • Virtual server
  • Dynamic IP
  • Static IP
  • QoS
Access

  • 1*PC card Type II Slot
  • 1*USB 2.0
  • (1) 10/100 Wan
  • (1) 10/100 LAN

OS supported

  • Windows
  • 95/98/ME/NT/
  • 2000/XP/VISTA
  • Linux
  • MAC

Security

  • 64-bit and 128-bit
  • WEP encryption
  • WPA encryption
  • NAT (Networks Address Translation)
  • VPN IPsec Pass Through
  • VPN IPsec Termination
Range Coverage

  • Tx/Rx power 18dbm/Per Cell
  • indoors approx. 35-100 meters
  • outdoors up to 100-300 meters

Antenna

  • 3db Detachable Antenna

Standards

  • IEEE 802.11 b/g
  • IEEE 802.3
  • IEEE 802.3u