Wanpipe® WAN IP Networking Solutions

Wanpipe® is included with any Sangoma communications card purchase.

Your server is already a router: All it needs to completely eliminate expensive and complex external boxes is one of Sangoma's Data Cards and our Wanpipe® drivers to connect your server directly to the Telco interface. Whether your server operating system is Linux, Windows®, FreeBSD, SCO UNIX or Solaris, Wanpipe® maintenance tools leverage your operating system utilities to provide the best management and debugging tools in the business.

Route IP over multi-megabit per second links with the reliability, ease of use, and security inherent in a no-box solution. And at the same time you will save server room space, power, and of course, lots of money.

  • Build company intranets with office-to-office connections without external routers.
  • Connect office LANs through their servers and firewalls directly the Internet.
  • Build Network Appliance Servers that have integrated WAN routing, so that your Network Appliance replaces current equipment.
  • Use Wanpipe® and Sangoma cards in a hub server to replace expensive high-end equipment.
  • Use Wanpipe® ATM in a bridging hub for ADSL DSLAM remote connections.
  • Combine Wanpipe® with a soft PBX to provide mixed IP data and TDM voice over a single DS1 line.

Wanpipe® allows your server to do the WAN routing. That means no separate router; no separate DSU/CSU, no nest of cables or extra power supplies. And that means hundreds or even thousands of dollars in savings.

Eliminate complexity, save space, save money: Wanpipe® eliminates expensive standalone boxes by leveraging your server's own built-in routing capabilities.

  • Wanpipe® saves initial capital costs, displacing routers and DSU/CSUs that are several times as expensive.
  • There is zero cost for hardware maintenance. Wanpipe® requires no hardware maintenance contracts!
  • There is zero cost for Wanpipe®'s software maintenance - Updates are always free! And for Linux, FreeBSD and OpenBSD, the code is actually in the public domain!

 

 
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