$3,474.00
Encrypted Type 1 Over IP Ethernet
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Integrating encryption into the Engage’s serial to packet converter means serial control and monitoring traffic is never “in the clear” on the packet network. Additionally, since encryption is done at the source prior to transport over the primary or redundant packet networks, the expensive and complexity of external in line Encryptors is eliminated.
In Layer 1 operating mode every bit is encapsulated into an IP packet. The size and frequency of the IP packets can be set with data bit rates from 75 bits to 256 kilobits per second. Isochronous serial protocols, such as Conitel, are transported synchronously to maintain message timing alignment. A configured number of incoming packets are buffered in order to compensate for the peak packet delivery jitter introduced by the network.
Asynchronous characters from the RS232 interface with 5 to 8 data bits, baud rates from 1.2 to 38.4 kilobits, 1 or 2 stop bits that are with or without parity are efficiently encapsulated into IP packets. The encapsulation supports block mode transfers to minimize the bandwidth required. Additionally the latency is controlled by setting the Tube Bytes per packet.
In Layer 2 operating mode HDLC Data frames, such as those used by Wide Area Networking protocols PPP and Frame Relay, are transported within IP packets as HDLC over IP. The Serial to Packet conversion only occurs when HDLC frames are active.+
All Black•SER RS232 models ship with two 10/100BaseT Ethernet LAN ports. The two Ethernet interfaces provide for:
In order to assure high quality communications over links with intermittent or noisy performance, such as Wireless, the Black•SER RS232 employs Engage’s robust Assured Delivery Protocol with the following benefits:• Packet out of sequence detection and re-sequencing• Duplicate skipping• Lost packet retransmissions with configured delay
The protector option utilizes the second LAN interfaceas a redundant path for the interconnection of the IP encapsulated SER RS232 data. The extension of the SER RS232 has a fault tolerant link that is configured to always on, or with switch over criteria.
The Serial Redundancy option is used to switch the RS232 connection to a secondary IPTube in the case of a network or equipment failure maximizing network availability by providing complete hardware redundancy for mission critical applications.
The “Purpose Built” Engage Black•Tube SER RS232 encapsulates and encrypts synchronous or HDLC serial data from Data Terminal or Data Communication Equipment such as Bulk Encryptors (KIV7/OMNI), Terminal Servers, Modems, Video Codecs, WAN Routers into IP packets. The IP connection provides for the transparent interconnection of Data Terminal/Communication Equipment via LANs, WANs, MANs, Satellite and Wireless Ethernet. The size and frequency of the IP packets can be set to bit rates from 2.4 Kilobits per second to 250 Kilobits per second with N times 2.4K, 56K and 64K clocking.
Black•Tube SER RS232 facilitates the transport of bulk data across a combination of IP and TDM WAN infrastructures. The Black•Tube SER RS232 are deployed flexibly to support internetworking across varied LAN/WAN/MAN networks.
Black•Tube SER RS232 provides a transparent bandwidth regulated IP Tunnel for securely interconnecting remote Networks. WAN Protocols, such as PPP and Frame Relay, that utilize HDLC framing are encapsulated with HDLC Over IP. Broadband Service providers are able to transport Enterprise Wide Area Network connections with inband management of the Committed Information Rates. The Black•Tube SER RS232’s IP Tunnel can also be utilized as a secondary path for fault tolerant mission critical applications.
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