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Branch Office #2
Headquarters
LEGEND
VPN Tunnel
Firewall
5890
5890
5940 Busines
s
Gateway
5830
Teleworker #1
Branch Office #1
Teleworker #2
5890
G.SHDSL
SDSL
IDSL
ADSL
T1
INTERNET
Siemens 5890
Business-class Router
deliver
Value-added Services
Managed firewalls
SMBs and enterprises with teleworkers
increasingly recognize the urgency of
protecting sensitive business information
transferred over the Internet. In fact,
network connections for remote
teleworkers are often the most vulnerable
links in an enterprise network. Often
lacking the IT resources to address their
security vulnerabilities, these customers
are a receptive audience for outsourced
security services. With the Siemens 5890
Business-class Router, service providers can
offer either a basic business firewall or an
optional ICSA-compliant stateful inspection
firewall for enterprise-grade security.
Service providers can quickly provision
highly secure VPNs using the configuration
and management protocols that best fit
their environment: HTTP, SNMP, SSH, or
Telnet. VPNs can be configured to support
Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) with
Internet Key Exchange (IKE), Triple Data
Encryption Standard (3DES), Layer 2
Tunneling Protocol (L2TP), and L2TP inside
of IPSec. By offering security services, the
service provider delivers additional value
over its existing infrastructure.
Quality of Service (QoS) for
teleworkers
SMBs and enterprises employ growing
numbers of teleworkers who need
reliable, secure high-speed Internet
access. This creates an opportunity for
service providers to manage swelling
traffic volume, thus adding value to their
broadband services. The Siemens 5890
Business-class Router enables the service
provider to assign priority to specified
types of traffic using IP Quality of Service
(QoS) features, such as DiffServ and
Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ). Thus, the
service provider or its SMB customer can
offer the teleworker a separate service for
personal use, without affecting network
performance for business-critical tasks.
Flexible, secure management
Ease of management directly affects
service profitability. The Siemens 5890
Business-class Router dramatically speeds
provisioning because business customers
can install and configure them without
assistance, using an intuitive, browser-
based interface. Role-based management
gives the service provider the flexibility
to decide which functions the customer
can access and which remain under
the service provider’s exclusive control.
The ability to maintain users and roles
centrally, in a RADIUS database, reduces
the management burden as the service
grows. With simple, secure management,
the service provider can introduce its DSL
service for SMBs and enterprise teleworkers
more quickly, begin earning revenues
sooner, and scale rapidly to meet their
customers’ increasing demands for ease-of-
use and substantial functionality.
Figure 2: The easy-to-use interface accelerates
setup of QoS features.
Figure 1: A high-performance Secure VPN based on the Siemens 5890 Business-class Router interconnects
branch offices and teleworkers securely to the main office.
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