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 Umax/Maxgate UGate 3200 Cable/xDSL Internet Sharing Gateway

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 Author: Tim Higgins
 Review Date: 8/14/2000


MaxGate UGate-3200 – Cable / xDSL Sharing Device
with 7-port 10/100 Auto-sensing Dual Speed Switch plus Dynamic DNS Technology

UGate-3200 series are an integrated high speed Internet gateway and firewall with a 7-port 10/100M auto-sense dual speed switch for users to immediately network and access the Internet economically and effortlessly.

All users can have Internet access simultaneously via single IP of Cable/xDSL account. Designed for workgroups of up to 253 users, the UGate-3200 can be seamlessly configured through a user-friendly interface. No driver or software needed as long as TCP/IP protocol is installed.

One of the most important features is dynamic Domain Name Service. You can own a name for your computer and is recognized by the whole world. MaxGate will host this service for you, no matter you are static or dynamic IP users. The advantage to having a domain name for your computer is that other people will be able to reach you by name. No more memorizing IP numbers. It is ideal for hosting your own Internet servers and videoconferencing.

Features    Benefits
Dynamic Domain Name Service   MaxGate will host DNS for all UGate-3200 users. No matter users have dynamic or static IP. It is all done through UGate-3200.
Compatible with Any Platform   No compatibility issue, users can access UGate-3200 instantly from any platform.
Integrated Internet Gateway and Dual Speed Fast Ethernet Switch   With the 7-port 10/100M auto-sensing switch and a WAN port, users can access Internet instantly and efficiently through high-speed connection.
Single IP for Many Accesses   All users can have Internet access simultaneously via single IP of Cable/xDSL account.
Easy of Use – Locally, Remotely   UGate-3200 can be configured and managed through a Web browser from any workstation on the LAN or from Internet.
DHCP Server & Client Support   UGate-3200 can act as a DHCP server saving the time to configure each system on your network.

As a DHCP client on the WAN port, it is ready to receive its configuration information automatically from the ISP.
Highly Compatible with Most Major ISPs   UGate-3200 is designed to meet most major ISPs’ authentication procedure. Without extra work-around, UGate-3200 is a real plug-n-play sharing device.
Virtual Server Services   Allows WWW, FTP and other Internet server services on the LAN to be accessible to Internet users.
Exposed Host   Provides unrestricted 2-way communication between Internet servers and one specified local machine.
Multi-Segment LAN Support   If you have a router, PCs on other LAN segments can also use UGate-3200 to access the Internet.
Firewall Protection   All incoming data packets are monitored and all incoming server requests are filtered, thus protecting your network from intruders.
Security Access Control   Supervisor can limit any LAN users to access the Internet or block any specific port to deny some certain Internet request.

Spec., Features, and Usage

Ugate-3200

LAN Port Auto Sensing Switch

10/100 Base TX Port (RJ45) full duplex switch

10/100 Uplink Port (RJ45)

7

1

WAN Port

10 Cable/xDSL port (RJ45)

1

LEDs

Power/Test/Link/Act/Collision/Link/Act/Partition per LAN port

Each

Each

Functions

Dynamic Domain Name Service

Cable/xDSL Sharing

Network Address Translation

Built-in 10/100 Auto-Sensing Switch

IPSec

PPTP

PPPoE

DHCP Server

DHCP Client

HTTP Server

Web-Based Management

Virtual Server

Exposed Host

Access Control

Multi-Segment

Upgradable

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Standard Internet Browser

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Clients’ OS supported

Windows (NT, 98, 95, WFW), Mac 7.1 and above, Unix, Netware, and Lantastic

Maximum DHCP Clients Supported

253

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