AVM Access Server

AVM Access Server

Interfaces supported by the AVM Access Server

	LAN: 10/100/1000 Mbit/s Ethernet (multiple interfaces)
	ADSL: FRITZ!Card DSL (Full Rate ADSL, U-R2, G.992.1 Annex B; PPPoE/PPPoA); external ADSL modem via Ethernet adapter (PPPoE)
	ISDN: AVM ISDN-Controllers

Properties of the active AVM ISDN-Controllers B1, C2, C4, T1, T1-B:

	Scalable from 2 to 120 channels, even after installation
	Dial-up connections with DSS1 and leased lines (Digital 64S, 64S2, 2MS)
	Point-to-multipoint and point-to-point lines; public ISDN access and PBX extensions
	Support for ISDN BRI and PRI lines
	PPP over ISDN, HDLC, X.75, V.110 (for connections to GSM)
	Channel bundling (PPP-Multilink, BAP/BACP), static and dynamic
	PPP data compression

Internet standards

	IP masquerading, network address translation, port forwarding
	Packet firewall, stateful inspection filter, pre-defined filter profiles for Internet applications
	DNS forwarding to dynamically assigned DNS servers
	Dynamic DNS support
	Static IP routes or RIP (Routing Information Protocol)

Cost-cutting line management

	Short-Hold Mode: Connection set-up and clear-down on demand in the background; logical connections maintained
	Special filtering and spoofing for Microsoft networking (NetBIOS)
	Budgets by time, traffic volume and charges for each user, Internet connection, and remote network link
	Assign ISDN costs to the central LAN or the remote site
	Remote activation of Internet connections (by D-channel signal)

Set up firewall or VPN-secured Internet access through:

	ADSL-Controllers (FRITZ!Card DSL)
	ADSL modem bridge and Ethernet adapter (PPPoE)
	ISDN-Controllers
	Existing Internet access using KEN! or KEN! DSL
	Existing Internet access through a router

Connect the LAN to PCs or PC networks at remote locations:

	Over the Internet connection (VPN)
	Over direct ISDN connections to the ISDN-Controller

Versatile firewall to protect the local networkService for Windows XP, 2000, NT 4.0

Package contents

	AVM Access Server
	NetWAYS/ISDN manual (depending on selected product package)

Details on VPN and IPsec

	Unlimited remote networks configurable
	Use any standard Internet access provider (no fixed public IP address necessary)
	Permits VPN connections to remote networks and individual PCs
	Easy, wizard-based configuration
	Export the VPN configuration for each NetWAYS/ISDN client in password-encrypted file (for transmission by e-mail, floppy, etc.)
	Supports the following IPsec modes: Transport and Tunnel Mode, Authentication Header (AH, RFC 2402); Encapsulated Security Payload (ESP, RFC 2406); SHA-1, MD5; DES, 3DES, AES (128, 192, 256-bit key lengths); IPComp (RFC 2393) with Deflate (RFC 2394), LZS (RFC 3051), and LZJH (RFC 2395) Internet Key Exchange (IKE, RFC 2490), Main and Aggressive Modes; authentication using preshared keys

Comprehensive user management

	Internal user management (groups and users) and RADIUS
	Unlimited number of users configurable
	Export the VPN configuration for each NetWAYS/ISDN client in password-encrypted file for transmission by e-mail, floppy, etc.)
	Informative use statistics

Easy operation

	Intuitive, wizard-based user interface
	Context-sensitive on-line help
	Extensive diagnostic functions
	Optional web-based administration interface

System requirements

	Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, 2000 Server or Professional, NT 4.0 Server or Workstation
	Intel Pentium 200 or comparable CPU; 64 MB of RAM; 50 MB of hard disk capacity for installation; up to 250 MB in operation (for log files)
	Ethernet or Token Ring adapter with fixed IP address
	For ADSL: AVM FRITZ!Card DSL with PPPoE and PPPoA, or external ADSL modem via Ethernet adapter and PPPoE
	For ISDN: AVM ISDN-Controller with CAPI 2.0. (Note the ISDN-Controller's hardware, operating system and application-specific requirements.) Released without restrictions for the active ISDN-Controllers B1, C2, C4, T1 and T1-B.