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 Xincom XC-DPG402    
A Budget Wolf in Sheep Clothes
(Review by MS, July 23, 2003)
Specs

CPUARM-7
RAM4 MB
ROM512KB (4Mbit)
ThroughputOver 12 Mbits/sec.**
PowerExternal Power Adapter (9Vdc@1A)
Dimensions9.64in / 245mm (W) x 1.45in / 37mm (D) x 1.18in / 30mm (H)
Network Interface4 Port 10/100 N-Way Switch with Auto MDI/MDIX for LAN; 2 x 10 BaseT (RJ45) for WAN
Network ProtocolTCP/IP
VPN SupportPassthrough support for IPSEC, PPTP, L2TP
Supported OSWin98 / Win2000 / WinMe / WinXP / MAC
Diagnostic LEDs2 WAN; 3 System Status; 1 Power
Operating Temperature32°F (0°C) to 104°F (40°C)
Storage Temperature14°F (-10°C) to 158°F (70°C)
ConformanceFCC Class B; CE

** as shown on the mfr. webpage. According to our benchmarks, this is supposed to read 12 MBytes/sec


What I personally like is that the ports are on the back, wheras the status LEDs are on the front. This is clearly geared towards the SOHO environment, in any heavy duty environment, the opposite would be true, that is, both ports and status LEDs should be in the front for easy monitoring and access.

And then, we took the screwdriver ........

       

Left to right: Overview of the internal orbganization of the Xincom TwinWAN router with the ARM-7 processor, 2 x 1M x 16 Hynix -7 SDRAM components and the Hynix 4Mbit Flash ROM. Note the integrated filters and the two Realtek Ethernet controllers. Close-up of the Samsung ARM-7 processor - memory configuration (click for larger images).

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