NetSource, a distributor of the Motorola family of networking products has announced it will be offering Motorola`s new Vanguard 320, a flexible network access device that boasts cost-effective, simultaneous support of voice, fax and mixed protocol traffic over frame relay, X.25 or ISDN.
Very competitively priced and built at half the size of the Vanguard 300, the Vanguard 320 is suited for corporate remote branch office applications and makes it easier than ever to cost-justify the use of economical and high-performance frame relay, ISDN and other WAN services for LAN and SNA networks.
The device has two daughtercard slots for easy implementation of voice, fax and mixed protocol data over frame relay. In addition, the Vanguard 320 fits easily on any desktop, is SNMP-managable and comes with a wealth of LAN and SNA networking protocols as well as optional routing capabilities.
It is the newest member of the Vanguard WAN Access family of products, can be configured with an integral ISDN option card and supports a full range of ISDN services.
"Corporate customers want flexible desktop solutions that enable them to cut networking costs while supporting voice and data applications. The Vanguard 320 provides this at a superior price performance ratio," said Clem Coleman, product manager at NetSource.
"Motorola`s Information Systems Group, Network Systems Division continues its tradition of developing a family of high-value, cost-effective WAN access devices which allow corporate customers to make effective use of public and private packet-based networks worldwide - and the new Vanguard 320 is no exception."
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