Business Services Industry
Cisco Delivers Security and Manageability to Small Offices; Announces Cisco 800 Series for Small Offices and Corporate Telecommuters
Business Wire, Nov 2, 1998
SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 2, 1998--
New SOHO Router Series Brings the Power of Cisco IOS(R) Technology
Cisco Systems, Inc., the worldwide leader in networking for the Internet, today extended its small office and corporate telecommuter product line with the Cisco IOS(R) software based Cisco 800 series routers. Now, small offices and corporate telecommuters can quickly and easily install and deploy secure and manageable networking products that combine telephone, data and fax communications to deliver high-speed Internet or corporate network access. Cisco is committed to delivering a wide range of connectivity solutions for small offices and corporate telecommuters spanning customer requirements and technologies.
"Telecommuting reduces office costs, increases employee productivity, improves morale and job satisfaction, and enhances our company's ability to recruit top talent in a competitive job market. With Cisco 800 series routers, we can spend more time improving communications and productivity and less time deploying, configuring, and managing products from different vendors," said Rudy Labson, senior network engineer at Genentech Inc. "We can manage the solution as a single entity and rely on Cisco for service and support."
Cisco 800 Series
The Cisco 800 series connects small offices and corporate telecommuters with Ethernet LANs to the Internet or corporate network using ISDN. The 800 series consists of four models; each includes an Ethernet port. The 801 provides a basic rate interface ISDN S/T port, the 802 adds an integrated Network Termination device, NT-1, and the 803 and 804 include a four-port Ethernet hub and two optional analog telephone interfaces. Users can connect their standard telephone and fax to the same ISDN line to reduce telephone charges while providing simultaneous access to the Internet or a corporate LAN.
Security and Management in a Small Office Router
The Cisco 800 series offers extensive end-to-end security and data privacy features not commonly available in small office routers that ensure the safety and integrity of customers' information throughout their networks with Cisco IOS security features. The 800 series includes advanced secure access features such as firewall, router/route authentication, Lock and Key, generic routing encapsulation (GRE), access control lists and encryption. With more advanced business capabilities such as managed network services (MNS), virtual private networking (VPN), or point-of-sale (POS) applications, the Cisco 800 series offers small offices the latest networking technology to accelerate their business growth. The Cisco 800 series relieves small offices from network management via managed network services so they can focus on their core business needs.
"The Cisco 800 series fdeploy advanced business applications and scaleociated with networking a small office. Additioreseller network design and configuration tool, is also included offering value added resellers (VARs) a step-by-step network design and configuration tool to further simplify the installation and configuration process.
The Cisco 800 series expands the Cisco SOHO product line that also includes the Cisco 700 series. The affordable Cisco 700 series personal routers are ideally suited for home office professionals that need to cost-effectively share local resources and high-speed Internet access.
Availability
The Cisco 800 series routers are available directly from Cisco resellers at a US list price starting at $799. The Cisco 700 series routers are now available at US list prices starting at $499.
About Cisco Systems
Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO) is the worldwide leader in networking for the Internet. Cisco news and information are available at http://www.cisco.com.
Cisco Fast Step is a trademark, Cisco, Cisco IOS, Cisco Systems, and the Cisco Systems logo are registered trademarks and IOS and Fast Step are a trademark of Cisco Systems, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries. All other trademarks mentioned in this document are the property of their respective owners.
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