Connect bisync or SNA devices to a GSM Network
The JBM Electronics Gateway C252 is a compact wireless router designed to
economically connect devices to a cellular network. This Linux-based router
allows TCP and async or sync devices access to a GSM network. The C252 provides
protocol conversion, security and routing for the terminal’s data. The C252
provides both host and terminal emulation for Legacy protocols, providing
conversion of the data to TCP.
The C252’s low price point and advanced features provides a simple solution that
can be deployed in a variety of network environments. The C252 is designed for
low bandwidth applications, if higher bandwidth is required; the Gateway C132
provides the same functions and supports 3G connections. The C202 is the CDMA
cell modem version of this router.
The C252 provides all of the processing capabilities needed to interface
terminal devices to the host system, including custom headers, data manipulation
and special routing. The Gateway's fallback and management capabilities allow
the unit to be quickly integrated into existing networks and management systems.
Features and Functionality
Wireless Interface
The JBM Wireless Routers use a MultiTech SocketModem for compatibility with all
GSM wireless carriers. The wireless interface was designed for an external
antenna for mounting outside cabinets of ATMs or other equipment for better
reception.
Security
All of the JBM Gateways have a full range of Linux security features including
SSL client/server, IPSEC VPN client/server, Manual or Dynamic Keys, 3DES or AES
encryption, Network Address Translation (NAT), transparent bridging mode, IP and
Port filtering, and intrusion protection with an integrated Stateful Inspection
Firewall.
Router Functionality
The Wireless routers offer full IP routing functionality supporting Static, RIP,
OSPF, and BGP routing. The Gateways support DHCP, DHCP client, GRE, PPP, and
PPPoE for broadband users.
Compatibility
Compatibility is never an issue with the Wireless Routers since JBM uses all
standards based protocols. Interoperability between JBM and other router/VPN
vendors is fully supported.
Fallback Routing
One of the Gateway's key features is the ability to perform fallback routing.
Fallback routing enables a user to configure alternate paths to the host or to
several hosts for disaster recovery. The fallback path can be to a different IP
server or with a properly equipped Gateway, through a different connection such
as a cell or dial modem.
Management
The JBM Gateways can be configured through CLI Command entered via console port
or Telnet. The Telnet connection provides command, control, and monitoring of
the Gateways. SNMP is supported with SNMP Traps providing notification of major
events in the Gateways. SSH is also supported for security of the management
connection. Extensions to the Telnet or SNMP commands are available as a special
order.
IP Header Manipulation
The Gateways support Data and Header manipulation, allowing seamless access into
many host systems. This important, customizable feature allows the customer to
change the content or format of the IP headers. This capability gives the
customer the flexibility to connect to any transaction processor or host system.
Data and Phone Number Routing
In addition to the header manipulation, the Gateways can perform routing based
upon the dial phone number or specific data fields. The routed message, built
with the processor-specific header, can be sent to the remote destination. This
capability allows the Gateway to support many unique processors with all of the
conversion occurring at the network's edge.
Protocol Conversion
All of the JBM Gateway products support protocol conversion, and when it comes
to protocol conversion, JBM is the industry leader with over 50 different
protocols in our software library. Protocol conversion is necessary when
converting a host to IP or introducing a new Transaction Switching System. Our
Gateway products provide our customers with a seamless and non-intrusive
migration to IP. The C202 supports conversion of most financial async protocols.
Specifications
|
CardBus: |
Interface: |
16 or 32
bit PC Card |
|
LAN
Port: |
Ethernet: |
Two 10/100BaseT
|
|
Interface: |
Female RJ-45 connector |
|
Async
Port: |
Baud Rate: |
110-56,000
bps |
|
Interface: |
Two Female DB-9 connectors,
RS-232C, DTE mode
DCE mode with adapter cable |
|
Console
Port: |
Baud
Rate: |
Up to
115,200 bps |
|
Interface: |
Female
DE-9, RS-232C DCE mode
DTE mode with adapter cable |
|
Operating
System: |
Linux
2.6 Kernel |
|
Management: |
Console
Port: |
CLI Access
through async connection |
|
IP
Protocol: |
SNMP and Telnet or SSH |
|
LED
Indicators: |
Wireless Port:
LAN Port:
Serial Port:
Power: |
Signal Strength
Link, Transmit, Receive
Transmit, Receive
On/Off State |
|
Power: |
12V
(DC External) 120-240 VAC, 50/60 HZ |
|
Antenna: |
Air
Card Based |
|
Physical: |
Size:
Weight: |
11.75"
W x 1.75" H x 9.3" L
2 pounds |
|
Processor: |
486DX-100 |
|
Memory: |
64
MB RAM, 16 MB Flash |
|
Warranty: |
1
Year Parts and Labor |
This device is certified by AT&T for use over the GSM/GPRS
network. |