Patton's Wired/Wireless Network-Failover Internet Router Delivers 100% Uptime

GAITHERSBURG, Md., Aug. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Patton (www.patton.com) is now taking orders for the new BODi rS™ family of fault-tolerant, load-balancing Internet routers that deliver superior WAN network continuity with zero downtime.

For business-critical networking, Patton's BODi rS™ enterprise routers prevent lost revenue and wasted worker productivity stemming from Internet outages.

The units combine wireless-mesh, 3G/4G/LTE and Ethernet capabilities with redundant WAN links and automatic failover.

Seamlessly bonding multiple WAN links into a unified Internet connection, the BODi product line provides all-IP network survivability for fixed and mobile enterprises of all sizes.

Banks, brokerages, sales offices and government agencies can use the one-box BODi solution to establish a Wi-Fi mesh LAN with firewall, encryption and multi-WAN routing for truly survivable Internet connectivity.

Providing up to seven fixed/mobile WAN-line connections with redundancy and failover for broadband survivability, BODi routers provide VPN access-point service with 100 percent uptime.

Combining built-in fallback-network capabilities with uplink redundancy and WAN failover, BODi access-network routers offer full assurance of businesses-network survivability for continuity of operations -- plus link bonding for aggregated bandwidth and load balancing for traffic management.

The BODi rS family comprises three models initially: The BD007 enterprise WAN failover router, announced today; the BD004 mobile/portable network-survivability router also available for order, and the Head-End-Unit (HEU) BD1000 multi-channel fallback-network VPN router and network hub, expected soon.

Desktop-installed or rack-mounted in the IT closet, the BD007 bonds up to seven 3G/4G/LTE, VSAT/WiFi and WiMAX WAN lines into a unified, high-bandwidth Internet WAN connection that provides network redundancy via wireless backup. By leveraging cost-effective wireless services, businesses can create a "virtual leased line," adding bandwidth as needed, without the risk of replacing existing T1/E1, DSL or cable connections.

"We are excited to introduce this new technology," said Brian Lawlor , BODi Product Manager, during CommunicAsia. "BODi delivers immediate cost savings and significant performance improvements. People get it straight away. By providing seamless failover for secure banking -- or an automatic, redundant Internet access network for enterprises -- BODi helps businesses stay up-and-running... all the time."

Patton plans a BODi-launch webinar for channel partners, Wednesday 15 August. Sign up…

SOURCE Patton Electronics Company

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