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Lucent Technologies 55 Series manual Applications, Features, Benefits

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CellPipe® 55 Series

This router/ VPN gateway solution helps you meet the needs of residential and SOHO customers who want greater protection for their data. With the CellPipe® 55 on their premises, you can provide sophisticated security features, along with cost-effective ADSL transport delivering speeds up to 8 Mbps. Value-added capabilities include an IPSec VPN option to enhance data security during transport and an advanced stateful inspection firewall to protect customer networks. State-of-the-art features for intrusion detection, denial-of-service protection and content filtering are all easy to configure with well-designed set-up wizards.

Applications

•High-performance data and video services, including intranets, extranets, videoconferencing, Web hosting and fast Internet access

•Enhanced security for data during transport and on customer premises

•Small businesses and residences, including SOHOs, Multiple Dwelling Units, Multiple Tenant Units and other in-building installations

•ISDN adapter—Allows parallel connection to an ISDN network for dial back up, remote management and fax transmissions

•Set-upwizards—Makes configuration and start up exceptionally easy

•Centralized management—Enables remote installation, easy upgrades and extensive performance monitoring

Features

•High-speed data transport—Enables ADSL connections over a single copper pair with data rates up to 8 Mbps downstream and 800 Kbps upstream

–CellPipe® 55A-GX supports ADSL over POTS (ADSL Annex A)

–CellPipe® 55A-BX supports ADSL over ISDN (ADSL Annex B)

•Advanced stateful inspection firewall—Provides state of-the-art security features, including denial-of-service protection, intrusion detection, monitoring and content filtering

•Dynamic VPN option—Offers the added security of an IPSec-based VPN software upgrade, including VPN connections between dynamic IP addresses

•Robust LAN connectivity—Provides four 10/100BaseT LAN interfaces that allow direct connection, along with an onboard Ethernet switch and DMZ option

•Quality of Service capabilities—Maintains reliable performance for critical applications, with IP traffic shaping and ATM QoS (UBR, CBR and VBR-nrt)

Benefits

•Enhanced revenue—Expand your service offerings and attract new subscribers by offering valuable security features

•Application flexibility—Support a full spectrum of carrier-class data and video services for residential and SOHO customers

•Minimize operating expenses—Easy configuration and remote management capabilities keep your operating costs down

•Competitive edge—Add state-of-the art security features to your service offerings

•Reliable Performance—IP and ATM QoS (UBR, CBR and VBR-nrt) capabilities help you maintain the performance levels your subscribers demand

•Customer retention—Keep your customers satisfied by providing the value-added services they’re looking for, along with cost-effective high-speed transport

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55 Series specifications

Lucent Technologies, once a key player in the telecommunications industry, introduced the 55 Series as part of its innovative approach to network solutions. The 55 Series was designed to cater specifically to the needs of various enterprises, providing a robust platform that combined voice, data, and multimedia communications.

One of the standout features of the 55 Series is its ability to support both circuit-switched and packet-switched networks. This dual capability allowed organizations to seamlessly transition between traditional telephony systems and modern Internet Protocol (IP) networks. This flexibility made the 55 Series an attractive option for businesses looking to future-proof their communications infrastructure.

The architecture of the 55 Series was also noteworthy. It leveraged a modular design, enabling users to customize the system according to their specific requirements. This modular approach meant that businesses could start small and scale their systems as needed, integrating additional functionalities such as enhanced call processing, voicemail, and unified messaging without overhauling the entire network.

In terms of technologies, the 55 Series utilized advanced VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technologies. This allowed for high-quality voice communications via data networks, reducing costs associated with traditional phone lines and enhancing the overall efficiency of voice services. Coupled with integrated multimedia capabilities, users could also engage in video conferencing and collaborative applications, which were essential in the rapidly changing business environment of the 2000s.

Another critical characteristic of the 55 Series was its commitment to reliability and security. With built-in redundancy features and failover mechanisms, the system ensured uninterrupted service, which was crucial for businesses that depended heavily on constant communication. Moreover, Lucent implemented comprehensive security protocols to safeguard communications against potential threats, providing businesses with peace of mind.

The 55 Series also boasted user-friendly interfaces and management tools, allowing administrators to monitor and manage the system efficiently. This ease of use extended to end-users as well, with intuitive devices and applications designed to facilitate everyday communication needs.

In summary, Lucent Technologies’ 55 Series represented a significant evolution in telecommunications solutions. Its combination of flexibility, advanced technology, and user-centric design made it a cornerstone for many businesses striving to adapt to the digital age. The system's ability to support both traditional and cutting-edge communication methods ensured that it remained relevant as technologies continued to advance.