URM Network router

The Universal Network Router (URM) is based on the architecture of ARM, a high-performance quad-core processor Cortex-A7 operating at 1.2 GHz and Linux operating system.

Using a router (URM), it is possible to quickly organize uninterrupted communication to the Internet at a remote site via several physical data transfer channels, as well as integrate with an existing intranet to organize VoIP telephony and access to internal corporate resources.

Functional:

• The ability to organize uninterrupted access to the Internet via several physical channels (main + backup).
• The ability to integrate a remote office with the company's internal infrastructure (shared folders, mail, printers, etc.).
• The possibility of organizing a VoIP telephony company.
• The ability to organize multiple GSM 3G / 4G channels as primary / backup.
• The ability to organize additional wireless Wi-Fi networks.
• The ability to organize VPN tunnels and other necessary full-fledged local services.
• The ability to organize digital video surveillance and to record data (NVR).
• A friendly WEB interface for quick on-site configuration by non-system administration personnel.
• The ability to remotely configure both the router itself and the peripheral equipment connected to it by a qualified technician via the Internet.
• The ability to control additional peripherals through the serial port.

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