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Network Equipment Type
   Area Network Type       
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   Campus Area Network (CAN)       Campus area networks (CAN) are networks covering multiple local area networks (LANs) at universities, school districts or small business campuses. They are smaller than metropolitan area networks (MAN). 
   Enterprise Area Network (EAN)       Enterprise area networks (EAN) are networks that securely connect all locations for business networks.  
   Local Area Network (LAN)       Local area networks (LAN) are networks that connect a group of computers and devices, such as printers or scanners, over short distances. 
   Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)       Metropolitan area networks (MAN) are networks that connect devices over medium distances, such as a town or city. They are larger reaching than local area networks (LAN) but smaller than wide area networks (WAN). 
   Storage Area Network (SAN)       Storage area networks (SAN) are dedicated networks that connect storage devices to other storage devices. 
   Wide Area Network (WAN)       Wide area networks (WAN) are networks that connect devices over large physical distances, such as the internet. 
   Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN)       Wireless local area networks (WLAN) are networks that connect devices wirelessly over short distances, similarly to local area networks (LAN). 
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Form Factor
           
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   Board       The network equipment is a board or card form. 
   Ceiling / Wall Mount       The equipment can be ceiling or wall mounted. 
   Chassis Mount       The equipment is mounted in a chassis. 
   Desktop / Standalone       The equipment is enclosed and can be placed on a desktop or shelf. 
   Rack Mount       The network equipment can be mounted in a rack. 
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Ports / Interfaces
   Number of Ports       The total number of networking ports which the network equipment provides. 
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Operating Mode
   Operating Mode       
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   Point-to-Point       The modem/radio modem can transmit to only one modem/radio modem at a time. 
   Point-to-Multipoint       The modem/radio modem can transmit to several modems/radio modems at a time. 
   Repeater Mode       The modem/radio modem has repeater capabilities. 
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Performance
   Frequency Band       The wireless frequencies on which the device can send and receive data. 
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   Maximum Output Power       This is the transmission power of the device. It is defined as the strength of the signals emitted, often measured in mW. 
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   Number of Channels:       The number of transmitting and receiving channels of the device. 
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   Users       The number of users for which network equipment is designed. 
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   Data Rate       The maximum data transfer speed. 
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Features
   Features       
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   Ruggedized       Hardened products are designed to withstand extreme conditions. Their casings provide protection from weather-related conditions and can act as a heat sink, directing high temperatures away from sensitive components. Hardened products use more reliable components than commercial products and are often used in telecommunications applications. 
   Integrated Firewall       The network equipment has an integrated firewall for security. 
   IP Telephony / VoIP       IP telephony allows voice phone calls to be made over the Internet or other packet networks using a personal computer (PC), via gateways and standard telephones. 
   Internet of Things (IoT) Compatible       The device is compatible with the Internet of Things (IoT) network. 
   Layer 3 Capable       The network equipment is layer 3 capable, or has IP addressing, for smarter routing. 
   Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) Ready       The device supports power over Ethernet (PoE) signals. Both data and power are delivered in one cable to a powered device (PD). 
   VPN       A virtual private network (VPN) is a connection that has the appearance and many of the advantages of a dedicated link, but occurs over a shared network. Using a technique called tunneling, data packets are transmitted across a public, routed network in a private "tunnel" that simulates a point-to-point connection and allows network protocols to traverse incompatible infrastructures. 
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