Sixnet, a global provider of machine-to-machine networking solutions for industrial and wireless markets, says it has released its new family of M2M wireless gateways and routers for primary and backup connectivity within retail and financial applications.
According to a news release from Sixnet, the M2M wireless connectivity series enables customers using kiosks, ATMs, point-of-sale terminals, lottery machines, WAN backup, landline backup, and rapid-deployment-wireless-connectivity to lower costs and protect critical business operations, regardless of location.
All of Sixnet's M2M wireless gateways and routers offer enterprise-class management through the company's SixView Manager, delivering ongoing management and visibility of multiple devices from a single console. SixView Manager enables customers to easily update firmware and make field changes to remote devices without having to visit the individual unit, thereby saving time and reducing costs.
The M2M wireless connectivity series, includes:
- Sixnet QuicKonnect Routers — maintains business continuity by providing redundant failover from primary router or circuit disruptions; offers out-of-band management and VRRP support.
- Sixnet EnterprisePro Routers — reduces complexity by easily connecting business applications to 3G cellular networks with IP Transparency; secures connectivity through built-in firewall with access control list (and packet filtering; offers out-of-band management to remotely manage primary WAN routers, PBX's, firewalls, servers and other devices with serial ports.
- Sixnet ATM Cellular Gateway — provides easy "plug-and-play" installation, fast transaction times and support for several ATM processors; reduces costs by eliminating the need for DSL or phone lines.
- Sixnet ATM Internet Gateway — offers easy and fast installation, supports all ATMs, most ATM processors and ATM management software platforms.
Sixnet also provides rugged industrial wireless gateways and routers for harsh industrial and outdoor environments such as power substations, water treatment, oil and gas, military and intelligent transportation systems.
