DSL Service Provider, DCN, Selects Cayman Systems - broadband gateway - Brief Article

ISP Business, Nov, 2000

Cayman Systems announced a joint initiative with DCN Internet, a broadband DSL service provider. Under the arrangement, DCN will offer Cayman's 3220-H and 3220-H-W broadband gateways to it customers along with a user-friendly self-install guide supplied by Cayman. This self-install guide will walk customers through the straightforward setup and configuration process. The seamless interoperability between the Cayman gateway and DCN's DSL access infrastructure combined with the "easy-to-use, hard-to-misuse" self install capabilities of Cayman's products allow DCN to deliver DSL to the home and small office, in an efficient and cost-effective manner, avoiding the expense of an on-site service installation call.

With the explosion of new broadband services, including a wide range of information and entertainment services, customers today are not only demanding rapid deployment but also the ability to connect multiple PCs and Internet devices through a single DSL connection. Cayman addresses these needs through its offering of broadband gateways placed at the customer premise, supported by both the Home RF and 802.11b wireless standards, allowing customers to choose which best fits their wireless needs.

These gateways eliminate the frustration and costs, as much as $1500, of rewiring the local network each time a new device is added and allows multiple end-users the freedom to access high-speed broadband services from anywhere -- the deck, the den, or by the poolside.