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The D-Link 3G Mobile Router DIR-451 enables users to create a secure wire-less 802.11g (108G) network and provide access to the Internet using a cellular signal.
By connecting a UMTS or HSDPA Internet PC card to the 3G mobile router, an Internet connection can be shared virtually anywhere within a wireless broadband network. Support for WEP, WPA, and WPA2 ensure that users will be able to secure their Wi-Fi network, regardless of client devices. The 3G Mobile Router also utilises dual active firewalls (SPI and NAT).
The DIR-451 is aimed at government and corporate users who need a wireless network and provide colleagues with remote access to their secure private networks. It is ideal for offsite situations, as well as providing passengers on public transport with a connection, emergency response services, and homes or offices that do not have a cable or DSL service available.
Distributed by: BJE Enterprises, Bluechip Infotech, Edsys Computers, Ingram Micro Australia, Lan 1, Pacific Datacom, Page Data Products and Synnex
RRP: $299.95
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Dimension Data, La Trobe University and Windows Server 2008 partner to improve compliance
La Trobe University partnered with Dimension Data to deploy Windows Server 2008 and Network Access Protection technology to improve their existing network security solution.
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