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- 3Com Corporation is about networking delivery through convergence,
through voice, video and data, through innovative networking products,
and through comprehensive solutions and applications. Purchasing USRobotics in 1997, 3Com strength in producing cutting-edge hardware includes a complete line of routers, switches and access servers.
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- ADC Kentrox, the Network Access Company, is the world's leading
provider of high-speed access equipment for global networks. It offers
voice, video and data access solutions for public carriers, large private
networks and remote networking/small office needs. The company was founded
in 1967 and acquired by ADC Telecommunications (NASDAQ: ADCT) of Minneapolis
in 1989. The ADC Kentrox headquarters and manufacturing facilities are
located in Portland, Oregon.
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- ADTRAN was established in 1985 to design, develop, and manufacture
ADvanced TRANsmission products for high speed, digital communications.
Today ADTRAN is the leading supplier of DDS and ISDN digital loop products
to all Regional Bell Operating Companies, with over a million circuits
reliably operating nationwide. ADTRAN is rapidly becoming a major provider
of customer premises equipment, and also manufactures for many well-known
OEMs in the U.S. and worldwide.
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- Ascend Communications, Inc., is a leading provider of wide area network
(WAN) and Intelligent Network (IN) technologies for the next-generation
public network packet-based infrastructure that integrates data, fax, video
and voice communications. The company develops, manufactures, sells and
services WAN solutions for telecommunications carriers, Internet service
providers (ISPs) and enterprises worldwide.
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- Cisco Systems, Inc. is the worldwide leader in networking for the Internet.
Cisco products include routers, LAN and ATM switches, dial-up access servers
and network management software. These products, integrated by the Cisco
IOS software, link geographically dispersed LANs, WANs and IBM networks.
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- Compatible Systems
manufactures and markets a full line of interconnectivity
products for Internet-based Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), Internet access,
and Internet services. For more than a decade their products have played
vital roles in thousands of networks worldwide. Their customers range from
small corporations linking departments or offices to global Internet Service
providers connecting thousands of customers to the Net.
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- Digital Link Corporation, founded in May 1985, designs, manufactures,
markets and supports a broad range of digital wide-area network (WAN) access
products for global networks. These products are used by service providers
as infrastructure equipment and by business enterprises and Internet service
providers for connection to WAN services such as leased lines, frame relay,
IP, and switched multimegabit data services (SMDS). The company's mission
is to relentlessly pursue and deliver superior access and networking solutions
to the global marketplace.
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- Lucent Technologies Remote Access Business Unit (formerly Livingston
Enterprises Inc.) provides dependable, integrated remote access solutions
for service providers and enterprise networks worldwide. More than 2,000
ISPs use the company's PortMaster remote access servers, IRX, FireWall
IRX and Office Router products. The group's RADIUS protocol has become
an industry standard for providing Internet access authentication, authorization,
and accounting information.
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- Microcom, a division of Compaq, has a remote access technology used by original equipment manufacturers, telcos, internet service providers, and corporations, provides
fast, reliable connections to the Internet, online services, corporate
intranets and networks.
- Microcom's focus is to be a market share leader of central site remote
access ports through the company's own products, such as central site systems
and high-speed modem technology, and its strategic OEM partnerships.
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NetScreen Technologies has set a new standard in security solutions by
integrating firewall, Virtual Private Networking (VPN) and traffic management
functionality all in one dedicated hardware platform that delivers unprecedented
performance.
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- Nokia (formerly Ipsilon) has the solution to meet your communications needs:
- Total Connectivity Mobile
- Total Connectivity ISDN
- Total Connectivity IP Access
- Total Connectivity Broadband
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- Nortel (Northern Telecom), one of the world's largest suppliers of digital
network solutions, and Bay Networks, a leader in the worldwide data networking
market merged in 1998 to create Nortel Networks.
Bay Networks is a wholly owned subsidiary of Nortel Networks. Together
they offer a comprehensive portfolio of products and services designed
to address todayís and tommorrowís needs of any networking
environment, from the smallest SOHO user to the largest global enterprise
network.
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- Network Pheripherals, Inc. A complete line of high speed network solutions,
including Fast-Ethernet and FDDI Switches, concentrator hubs, network adapters,
application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), and network management
software. Their products are designed to meet the ever-growing bandwidth
and performance needs of client/server networks while preserving the end-user's
current Ethernet investments.
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- Shiva Corporation , a division of Intel, is a leading global provider of remote access for business.
Shiva connects employees, customers and partners securely and reliably
to business networks with integrated telephone network and Internet-based
solutions. Its products are known for their high performance, easeof use,
inexpensive to operate, and robust feature set for remote access within
small-to-midsize organizations. Shiva has hundreds of thousands of remote
access servers installed in corporations worldwide.
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