802.11 Router

This 802.11 Router supports IPv4/IPv6 dual stack, it owns advantages such as: End-to-End Native Deployment, Advanced Routing and Infrastructure, Enterprise-Grade Security, Service and Application Parity and so on. Mature IPv6 Capability is achieved when the network operates with the notion that "the internet is IP, and IP is IPv6," reserving IPv4 as a compatibility mode rather than the primary protocol. With this feature, DCOM routers help operators and end users to achieve a smooth network.

This 802.11 Router work with multiple remote management protocols such as TR069&SNMP, allowing the operators monitor, configure, troubleshoot, and maintain its distributed IT infrastructure (servers, network devices, endpoints) from a central location, without requiring physical hands-on access. It is the backbone of modern IT operations, enabling efficiency, quick incident response, and business continuity. This unique feature reduces deployment complexity, as if the operators were standing in front of the device, with the efficiency provided by automation and the safety provided by security controls.

This 802.11 Router OS is based on OpenWRT, professional users can DIY suitable firmware according to their requirement based on DCOM Technology's support. They can enjoy popular usage such as OPENVPN, IPSEC, Wireguard, etc.

The QoS features on DWR-X3500TR enable service providers to design QoS policies and prioritize mission-critical services such as IPTV and Internet freely based on their individual service plans, manage network traffic to ensure the performance of critical applications over a shared network infrastructure. This in turn allows service providers to deliver real multi-play applications to users and increase network efficiency. In a modern environment where voice, video, and data converge on a single infrastructure, QoS is a forced discipline for delivering a great user experience.