Installing The Router; Introduction - Teldat H1+ Installation Manual

1 Installing the Router

Chapter 1 Installing the Router

1.1 Introduction

The Teldat H1+ and Teldat H1+GE belong to the Teldat compact routers family. These routers have been especially
designed for remote SME and corporate enterprises that require IP connectivity through 3G and Ethernet access re-
spectively.
The Teldat H1+ and Teldat H1+GE routers are suitable for a wide variety of IP scenarios: from providing simultan-
eous access to Internet for private local area network users, to adapting to teleprocess networks and SNA support.
Their most common applications are:
• 3G access router
• Metroethernet access router
• Metroethernet access router with 3G backup
The Teldat H1+GE routers are designed to connect offices through a WAN Ethernet and consequently have a dedic-
ated gigabit Ethernet interface for WAN access. The Teldat H1+ routers are designed for 3G connectivity, integrating
a radio interface.
Both routers share the same motherboard and housing; consequently most of the installation procedures are the
same. The main difference between the Teldat H1+ and the Teldat H1+GE is that the latter doesn't have a 3G integ-
rated interface (internal module).
With regard to the local area networks (LAN), the Teldat H1+GE has a four port Fast Ethernet Switch, while the
Teldat H1+ has a 5 port switch, 4 of these being Fast Ethernet and one a Gigabit Ethernet port.
The 3G connectivity is one of the key points of these devices, which can be used as a backup or the main link. In ad-
dition to the 3G integrated interface in the Teldat H1+, both devices support 3GUSB modems, which require a soft-
ware license. In both cases the modular design guarantees scalability as these routers can easily adapt to the latest
technologies that are emerging in this field. Consequently both devices are compatible with technologies such as:
GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA, CDMA 2000 1xRTT, CDMA Ev-Do, etc.
In scenarios where network connectivity is critical for productive continuity, the Teldat H1+, router is the best option.
All that is required is a software license so that the Gigabit Ethernet port can be used to access the WAN network
(this is separated from the rest of the integrated Fast Ethernet switch ports), while maintaining the high performance
3G integrated interface as redundancy access. In cases where you have a Teldat H1+GE device, it's also possible to
give response to this scenario through an external 3G-USB modem and the corresponding license so this interface
can be used in the device.
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