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Gateway options |
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Multiple WAN interfaces of
different types—Ethernet, xDSL, dialup, wireless
WAN, etc. |
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Multiple LAN interfaces of
different types—Ethernet, WLAN, integrated Ethernet
switch, etc. |
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Fully managed features. Device
administration features include upgrade capability,
traffic monitoring, logging, and settings
management. |
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Wireless networking provided by
IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n and many other Wi-Fi standards.
With Wi-Fi, a device connected to a wired LAN can
act as a single or multiple virtual access points
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» Wireless Distribution System (WDS)
for wireless bridging and acting as a network
backbone. |
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» QoS support with traffic priority
intelligence (802.11e WMM based). |
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» Time of Day (ToD) access control. |
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» SSID-based VLAN mapping. |
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» Wireless client isolation. |
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» IAPP and 802.11r support to
enable multi-vendor access point interaction. |
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» 802.11h capabilities for enabling
Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) and Transmit Power
Control (TPC). |
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Unified Threat Management |
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TeamF1’s Security Gateway Solution enables OEMs to build fully
integrated UTM devices. End customers have the tools necessary
to carve out security zones and manage security policies in a
centralized manner, thereby efficiently controlling network
traffic. |
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Service blocking controls specific
outbound traffic, for example, from LAN to WAN and
from DMZ port to WAN. |
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Site blocking prevents access to
certain sites on the Internet. Blocks specific
keywords and domain names for content filtering and
parental control. |
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Source MAC filtering secures the
network by filtering (dropping) traffic with
specified MAC addresses. |
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A high performance network-based
Intrusion Detection (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention (IPS)
for continuous filtering and logging of malicious
traffic with real-time alerts. |
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Gateway Anti-Virus (GAV)
capabilities support integration with a choice of
anti-malware database for continuous signature
updates to provide gateway level protection from
virus attacks. |
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A highly effective Web Content
Filtering (WCF) feature for enhanced protection at
gateway level from URLs containing malicious
content. Blocks web components like Java, ActiveX,
and cookies to prevent malicious software from being
installed inadvertently. |
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Aggravation-free branding |
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TeamF1 offers OEMs different ways to customize, or
“brand” the graphical user interfaces (GUIs) of gateway
devices. Options include: |
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Support for multiple themes that
provide an OEM-branded look and feel with no
programming or HTML changes. |
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Support for multiple GUI skins that
provide GUI design customization beyond the use of
OEM-branded colors and graphics, while requiring no
code changes or retesting. |
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Advanced user interface control
requiring some programming — using documented APIs
supported by the flexible management infrastructure.
This enables additional programming elements like
dynamic graphics, Flash, and Java that provide the
ultimate in branding with a unique look and feel. |
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Other key features and protocols |
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Full support for IPv4 and IPv6
(host and router). |
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Static and dynamic VLANs creation
capabilities with switching, grouping and membership
support at layer 2 along with sub-netting at layer 3
for inter-VLAN communication. |
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Quality of service (QoS) priority
(also for VLANs). A QoS setting determines the
priority of a service that, in turn, determines the
quality of that service for traffic passing through
a router. An administrator can change settings as
needed. |
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Multi-PPPoE, PPTP and L2TP, both
dynamic and static, available for ISPs worldwide.
For example, SecureF1rst SGS supports PPTP (Austria)
and Telestra BigPond (Australia). |
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Static and dynamic routing,
including RIPv1, RIPv2 and RIPng. Other, more
advanced dynamic routing protocols are available
from TeamF1 partner companies for integration into
SecureF1rst SGS. |
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Performance features for fast LAN
to WAN throughput in software-only implementation,
quick VPN tunnel creation, and hardware acceleration
support. |
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A comprehensive administration
interface with concurrency support for using
multiple device management interfaces at the same
time. |
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Support for advanced protocols and
features like RSTP, Bonjour, multicast filtering (IGMP
snooping, directed multicast), and SIP (Session
Initiation Protocol) Application Level Gateway. |
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DNS server/proxy support with
DNSsec. Dynamic DNS servers (DynDNS, lego, DDNS 3322
and others) supported. |
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SFTP/FTP, SSH/Telnet and SCP/RCP
client and MTA (Mail Transfer Agent) server and
client support. |
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Validated software components |
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TeamF1’s software component products are all extensively
validated on a variety of embedded OSes and CPU platforms,
including ARM/Xscale, MIPS, PowerPC, x86 processors. TeamF1
components are also customized for a number of Linux and VxWorks
versions and can target other popular embedded OSes. |
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Flexible Licensing Options |
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TeamF1’s embedded software products are licensed with very
flexible terms from cost-effective binary firmware and
object-code licenses to full-source licensing to best suit
our customer’s financial and technological requirements.
Both Production-license fee and royalty-free options are
available. |
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Customization Flexibility |
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SGS is based on the advanced SecureF1rst security platform
with well-integrated modular technologies tailored to the
SMB / SOHO / Home network equipment market. The modular
approach enables easy customization of the solution to meet
the end-product requirements, from a technical perspective
as well as from a look-and-feel perspective. TeamF1's
solution engineering team specializes in integrating and
customizing our technologies into branded, ready-to-deploy
turnkey solutions meeting specific market requirements. |
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Examples of deployment scenarios:
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