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2 OA58XX Routers
Chapter 2 OA58XX Routers
The OA58XX router family consists of the following devices:
• OmniAccess 5840
OA5840 ESR modular chassis base model has 2 x GigE WAN, 8 x GigE LAN, 1 x DSL slot, 1 x AIC slot. HW ready
for 802.11bgn (activated by license). Use external WWAN enabler for LTE/3G backup interfaces. See SW licenses
available. See part number suffix for power cord plug type.
• OmniAccess 5850
OA5850 ESR modular chassis base model has 2 x GigE WAN, 8 x GigE LAN, 1 DSL slot, 2 x AIC slots. HW ready
for 802.11bgn (act by license). Use external WWAN enabler for LTE/3G backup interfaces. See SW licenses avail-
able. See part number suffix for power cord plug type.
• OmniAccess 5850D
OA5850 ESR modular chassis with 250 GB HD memory storage for applications. See base model for ports. HW
ready for 802.11bgn (act by license). Use external WWAN enabler for LTE/3G backup interfaces. See SW licenses
available. See part number suffix for power cord plug type.
2.1 Characteristics
The OA58XX routers are modular devices that combine router and switch functions in a single device. They have
been designed for a corporate environment and include advanced security among their characteristics. The OA58XX
routers incorporate encryption hardware and wireless LAN and WAN features. Consequently, they have internal slots
for 802.11/b/g/n and 3G/4G* connectivity.
The OA58XX executes the ALU ESR-OS, which runs over all our router families and is characterized by a wide vari-
ety of functionalities. It is especially deigned to satisfy the access requirements to corporate data networks. ESR-OS
offers management capabilities, the possibility of implementing Quality of Service mechanisms (both at the link layer
as well as at the network layer) and security mechanisms, the potential to create Virtual Private Networks through
IPSec or L2TP, plus an extensive range of protocols and IP routing functionalities.
The OA58XX router family can be expanded by means of a AIC card, allowing you to increase the range of inter-
faces in the device.
This manual shows you how to install and connect these devices.
* Not available in all models
2.1.1 Power supply
For further information on the different OA58XX power supplies, please see
page 5, section
2.1.2 Hardware Monitoring
The only way to monitor the OA58XX router family hardware is through the LEDs on the front panel. The LEDs
provide visual information on what is happening in the device. They indicate the state of the hardware components, if
there is connectivity, data flow, etc.
For further information on the LEDs panel, please see
4
Power Source
on page 18.
Components and Power Supply
Components
on page 5.
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