The RXL15000 is a powerful and flexible edge router thanks to an optimized hardware architecture that includes several 10Gbps interfaces.
This new device with multi-core architecture delivers high performance and low processing latencies being the optimal solution for headquarters or main offices with top requirements for a large number of users
Together, HW innovation and SW evolution in this device offer customers a high level of productivity and a very good user experience.
The RXL15000 is a carrier-grade device that can migrate to SDWAN services in an easy way delivering all the Teldat SDWAN advantages to IT managers.
The 4x SFP+ ports and the 8x GE switch cover all the possible datacenter WAN/LAN combinations
If needed, the RXL15000 enables smooth transition from traditional communications in remote offices to a hybrid SD-WAN network.
Security in communications or online work is solved with the new RXL15000 router model thanks to its encryption capacity and redundancy features.
Administrators can configure the router using the CLI and templates or through Cloud Netmanager suite including “ZTP” for automatic network deployments.
Description
The RXL15000 is a powerful and flexible edge router thanks to an optimized hardware architecture that includes several 10Gbps interfaces.
This new device with multi-core architecture delivers high performance and low processing latencies being the optimal solution for headquarters or main offices with top requirements for a large number of users
Together, HW innovation and SW evolution in this device offer customers a high level of productivity and a very good user experience.
The RXL15000 central site router is perfectly suited for mission-critical applications at large and medium-sized corporate headquarters. This device includes 4-SFP+ 10G interfaces plus 8-port Gigabit switch and is ready for datacenter scenarios thanks to a front to back cooling design and duplicated power supply in passive redundancy mode with dual power inputs for separated supply lines.
The RXL15000 is a powerful and flexible edge router thanks to an optimized hardware architecture that includes several 10Gbps interfaces.
This new device with multi-core architecture delivers high performance and low processing latencies being the optimal solution for headquarters or main offices with top requirements for a large number of users
Together, HW innovation and SW evolution in this device offer customers a high level of productivity and a very good user experience.
The RXL15000 central site router is perfectly suited for mission-critical applications at large and medium-sized corporate headquarters. This device includes 4-SFP+ 10G interfaces plus 8-port Gigabit switch and is ready for datacenter scenarios thanks to a front to back cooling design and duplicated power supply in passive redundancy mode with dual power inputs for separated supply lines.
Reliable in scenarios up to 10Gbps IMIX aggregated with services thanks to its powerful hardware multi-core architecture.
4x 10Gbps interfaces are available in any type of configuration, as WAN or LAN ports.
Datacenter devices need to be fitted in standard cabinet having specific forced ventilation and wire connections. The RXL15000 is specifically designed for these scenarios(tachometric and supervised fans).
Last CPU generation with embedded hardware encryption.
8xGE switch port for scenarios without local network resources saving the customer additional investment in hardware and avoiding additional points of failure.
Operator/integrator managed services require out-of-band management to prevent them from interfering with customer networks. A console port is available for local managers with secure access.
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