3Com 3C13632 - Router 3032 Datasheet

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• Secure and feature-rich

enterprise-class DSL routers

• Efficient and streamlined single

code base

• Standards-based and proven

interoperability for simpler

deployments 

3Com

®

Router 3000 DSL Family

Key Benefits

DATA SHEET

The 3Com

®

Router 3000 DSL family of

routers provides remote offices a secure

business-class connection over a broadband

DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) service. The

routers include embedded security, VPN,

and quality of service, and can help 

eliminate Internet security concerns and

the delays which downloading large 

documents or images may cause. As a

result, businesses can now spend their

time working rather than waiting.

Cost-effective Performance

The Router 3000 DSL family provides all 

of the components needed to give remote

office and tele-workers secure, cost-effective

access to the Internet or corporate

networks over a broadband connection.

Each router contains an integrated 4-port

switch and a single DSL connection for

high-speed communications. The 3Com

Router 3031, 3034, and 3035 models also

include an ISDN BRI S/T port, allowing

businesses that require higher levels of

redundancy and performance to choose a

router that meets their specific needs. 

Competitive Advantage

The routers can be desktop or wallmounted

and come standard with a full complement

of memory* and routing functionality.

Security and quality of service capabilities

are included as well.

Also included as standard are IP Routing,

OSPF, RIP V1/2, BGP-4, multicast routing,

Quality of Service (QoS), 802.1Q VLAN,

stateful packet inspection firewall, and

L2TP and IPSec VPN with encryption.

Unlike competitive products, there are no

hardware, memory or software upgrades

required—everything a business needs is

included with the base system.

Standards-based Choices 

Because these 3Com routers are designed

to operate using the latest DSL industry

standards, they interoperate with DSL

equipment, enabling connections to 

virtually any broadband service provider

deploying standards-based DSL services.

ADSL Models

3Com Routers 3030 and 3031 operate over

ordinary analog phone lines (POTS - Plain

Old Telephone Service) so there is no need

for additional investment in extra phone

lines or special wiring. These models

conform to ITU-T 992.1 (G.DMT) (Annex

A), ITU-T 992.2 (G.Lite), ITU-T 994.1

(G.handshake) and ANSI T1.413 Issue 2.

3Com Routers 3032 and 3035 operate over

Integrated Services Digital Network

(ISDN) lines for countries where the DSL

service is offered in this way. These two

models conform to ITU-T 992.1 (G.DMT)

(Annex B), ITU-T 992.2 (G.Lite), ITU-T

994.1 (G.handshake) and ANSI T1.413

Issue 2.

G.SHDSL Models

Router models

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3033 and 3034 operate

using the latest business-class standard 

of DSL known as G.SHDSL (Symmetric

High-speed Digital Subscriber Line). This

standard of DSL provides symmetrical

broadband service for mission-critical 

and time-sensitive applications such as 

IP telephony or high-speed database

synchronization. G.SHDSL supports

symmetric speeds of up to 2.3Mbps over

single pair wires, or 4.6Mbps over two-pair

wires. These models support the ITU-T

G991.2 specification.

* Currently available maximum: 64 MB

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Availability Q4CY04