Next-generation security gateway AT-NFV-APL

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Chairman: Sachie Oshima) has upgraded its NFV-APL series of products, which support gigabit connectivity, UTM, firewalls, and routers, as well as the virtual appliance product "AT-AR4000S-Cloud," which enables VPN functionality to be provided from virtual and cloud environments. The download service from our website has started on February 10. Cyber attacks targeting vulnerabilities in networks, systems, and people continue unabated, and urgent solutions are required across all industries. However, implementing security solutions that can address viruses and malware leads to extremely complicated individual operational management. Unified Threat Management (UTM) allows for the consolidation of various security functions, enabling a reduction in operational management burdens and centralized management, rather than deploying individual devices or solutions. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Chairman: Akira Oshima) has upgraded its network management software "AT-Vista Manager EX" and router products, and has launched a download service from its website. ● Improved efficiency in network construction and operational management - Added ACL Viewer function to simplify the management of vast amounts of data In long-term network management, it often becomes difficult to grasp the overall picture of a vast access list. The new ACL (Access Control List) utility addresses these challenges. By graphically displaying the configuration status of access lists used to control communication access in a matrix format, administrators can easily check for coverage holes and inconsistencies in coverage. For example, it can also reduce the burden on network administrators who inherit extensive access lists from their predecessors. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Chairman: Akira Oshima) has upgraded the firmware for its wireless LAN access points and switch products and has launched a download service from its website. At the same time, shipments of the switch products "AT-x330-28GTX" and "AT-GS970EMX/28" have also begun. 1. Support for Zero Wait DFS, making wireless LAN design more flexible When a wireless LAN access point detects radar waves from aviation or weather radar using DFS*, it typically needs to change the channel it was using to avoid interference. Additionally, to ensure that no further interference occurs on the new channel, a 1-minute scan must be conducted, during which communication is not possible. In contrast, the newly supported Zero Wait DFS continuously checks potential channels for change, allowing for an immediate switch to a candidate channel upon detecting radar waves, thus resuming communication without delay. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.

Allied Telesis, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President: Akira Oshima) will begin shipping the 5G-compatible secure router "AT-AR4050S-5G" starting January 26, 2022. The "AT-AR4050S-5G" is a next-generation VPN access router that supports multi-carrier (SIM-free) 5G/4G LTE communication. It is equipped with dual SIM slots (allowing simultaneous insertion of two SIMs) and supports active-standby configurations with different communication carriers, as well as redundant configurations combined with the two WAN ports built into the device. 5G is characterized by high speed, low latency, and large capacity. Compared to the currently common 4G LTE, the communication speed is 20 times faster, and the latency is 1/10, enabling real-time information sharing without delays in voice or images, allowing for smoother online meetings than ever before. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or related links.