ZyXEL Communications AMG1001-T10A Specifications

Compact, Flexible and Easy to Use
• Compact, easy-to-use and
easy-to-install design
• Integrated firewall protection
against Internet attacks
• TR-069 remote management
• IPv6 supported
• Extra USB port for Internet access
(AMG1011-T10A)
AMG1001-T10A
AMG1011-T10A
ADSL2+ 1-port Ethernet/
USB Gateway
Benefits
Compact, easy-to-use and easy-to-install design
The compact design of ZyXEL AMG1001-T10A/AMG1011-T10A is not only neat and simple, but also
occupies less home space. With DSL cable, Ethernet cable, and power cord connected, the AMG1001-
T10A/AMG1011-T10A work instantly without manual configuration.
High-speed Internet access
The ZyXEL AMG1001-T10A/AMG1011-T10A is an ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ gateway that supports
downstream transmission of up to 24 Mbps (ADSL2+); in addition, it supports rate and line status
monitoring and management for ISP/Telcos needs. Users can enjoy high-speed ADSL services as well as
broadband multimedia applications such as interactive gaming, video streaming and real-time audio
easier than ever.
Robust SPI firewall security
The SPI Firewall works on the network layer by examining header and footer of every packet to ensure
that the packet belongs to a valid session. Based on Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI), Denial of Service
(DoS) and Distributed DoS (DDoS) features, the AMG1001-T10A/AMG1011-T10A provides the first-line
defense against hackers, network intruders and other harmful threats.
TR-069 remote management
With TR-069 standard management specifications, service providers are able to manage and configure
client devices remotely without manual intervention from end users. This unique feature allows the
ZyXEL AMG1001-T10A/AMG1011-T10A to offer true "plug-and-play" experience and reduce deployment
complexity for service providers to save operating and maintenance costs.
IPv6 support
With the IPv4/IPv6 feature, the ZyXEL AMG1001-T10A/AMG1011-T10A helps operators to migrate
to the new network architecture smoothly without service disruption. Service providers can avoid
double investment since it fits into the existing IPv4 network topology and is also ready for future IPv6
deployments.