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Product information begins on page 2. Lucent and Ascend have merged. With the Lucent-Ascend merger, customers gain a broader and more powerful portfolio of next-generation data, voice, fax, and video services and products. To access up-to-the-minute information about our products, see page 2. We also invite you to contact us with your questions directly at: info@ascend.com

product information Ascend Remote Access Internet Access You can t predict the future of networking. But you can protect your network investment with the family of remote access routers. The Ascend Pipeline 130 is a family of dedicated and dial-up remote access routers designed for corporate sites with expanding Internet connectivity needs or remote offices connecting to the corporate. The integrated functionality of the router provides an easy migration path from ISDN to or dedicated leasedline services as well as backup for mission-critical applications. routers deliver an unprecedented level of performance that until now has required multiple products from multiple vendors. With the you can keep up with today s constantly evolving networking environment while safeguarding your investment. Built-in Capabilities Integrated CSU/DSU ISDN Optional dynamic firewall Dedicated leased lines Multiprotocol bridging and routing

Fully-Integrated Remote Networking Solutions Multiprotocol routing and bridging ensures network interoperability Robust support for standard protocols ensures efficient connectivity and multivendor interoperability. Routes TCP/IP, IPX or AppleTalk Bridges all protocols (BCP standard bridging) PPP, (RFC 1490), Multilink Protocol (MP) and Multilink Protocol Plus (MP+) Transmit and receive packet filtering Supports dial-up and dedicated WAN services for flexible remote networking Two WAN ports give you the flexibility to connect to a broad range of WAN services. Each model comes with a different combination of WAN interfaces. Supports two simultaneous connections to different locations ISDN Basic Rate Interface (); certified for use in over 20 countries worldwide T1 and fractional T1; can be programmed to operate at any multiple of 56 or 64 Kbps Leased DDS 56 4-wire connection Switched 56 4-wire connection Integrated NT1 and CSU/DSU; eliminates the additional cost of external units Standards-based Remote offices and Internet users can connect to inexpensive services at speeds ranging from 56 Kbps to 1.544 Mbps RFC 1490 encapsulation Annex D Link Management V.35 Interface model available Standards-based support for high-speed access Remote offices and Internet users can connect to inexpensive services at speeds ranging from 56 Kbps to 1.544 Mbps. RFC 1490 encapsulation Annex D Link Management Backup for and dedicated leased lines via ISDN or Switched 56 connections SmoothConnect ensures easy and cost-effective connectivity SmoothConnect provides all the features and functionality that make it easy and cost-effective to connect to a corporate headquarters or the Internet. It allows even novice users to configure and setup their Pipeline for access, removing the barriers that used to make remote connectivity cumbersome. In addition, SmoothConnect reduces costs by making efficient use of protocols and bandwidth. This new functionality includes the following ease-of-use and cost savings features: The Java-based Pipeline Configurator (JBPC) is a stateof-the-art configuration utility for graphical pointand-click Pipeline setup and configuration Touch tone configuration of ISDN B-channel telephone numbers using an analog telephone AutoSwitch and AutoSPID detection automatically detects the ISDN switch type and SPID numbers Ascend s patented Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation saves money by increasing/decreasing bandwidth as needed for the duration of your connection Integrated idle timer allows Pipeline users to remain connected without paying for telecommunications resources when they aren t being used Internet Gateway Central Site with Internet ISDN or Security Server with The acts as an Internet gateway to consolidate traffic from remote callers and corporate users onto the Internet. MAX with Secure- Connect Fire- wall PRI Leased Services ISDN ISDN Backup and/or Overflow with

Network Address Translation Network Address Translation (NAT) eliminates the need to pay for a dedicated TCP/IP address by allowing the Pipeline to accept a dynamically assigned address from a central-site pool of addresses Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) spoofing allows network managers to configure and dynamically assign IP addresses across multiple clients from the Pipeline Data compression that boosts throughput over up to 512 Kbps to handle bandwidth-intensive files Comprehensive security for iron-clad remote networking Support for user authentication makes it easy to manage the security of large-scale remote access applications. Authentication profiles with PAP, CHAP and Calling Line ID (CLID) Encrypted token card security Callback assures connections are made with known users Transmit and receive packet filtering Telnet password Optional SecureConnect Firewall Integrated management features provide end-to-end network control Manage all the functions of the through your choice of interfaces, either locally or remotely. SNMP MIBs Ascend NavisAccess for extensive and complete control of all device components and services Password-protected telnet remote management Local management via VT-100 terminal WAN loopbacks PPP Link Quality Management (LQM) Flash memory for easy software upgrades Pipeline 50, 75, 85, 130 and 220 users no longer need to pay for a dedicated IP address with the Network Address Translation (NAT) capability. When a Pipeline user connects to the Internet or any other IP network, a network address can be transparently assigned to the user for the duration of the connection session. And when NAT is used in conjunction with Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) spoofing, IP address management becomes a breeze. Network managers can configure and dynamically assign IP addresses to multiple workstations on the remote office in one easy step. Ascend s SecureConnect Solution Protect corporate resources with Ascend s SecureConnect Ascend s SecureConnect offers a combination of dynamic firewall and authentication in one rocksolid security solution. SecureConnect is ideal for companies who want to secure their information assets at the corporate, remote offices and telecommuters home offices. It also provides the data integrity, privacy and data origin authentication needed when using the Internet to establish corporate intranets. In addition, the includes standard security features such as PAP, CHAP, CLID and token card security to deliver the most complete, cost-effective security solution available on the market today for securing the edge of your network. See the SecureConnect datasheet or visit the Ascend Web site for more information. Migration from Dial-up to Dedicated Network Services Central Site MAX ISDN As your network usage and bandwidth requirements grow, migrate from ISDN to or dedicated leased line services at speeds ranging from 56 Kbps to 1.544 Mbps. Future Growth

Hardware Specifications Dimensions 8.63 in x 6.19 in x 1.25 in [22 cm x 15.7 cm x 3.2 cm] Weight 2.5 Lbs [1.13 kg] Interface 10 Mbps Ethernet (AUI, 10Base-T) WAN Interfaces U Interface with (model: P130-U-FT1) U Interface with DDS 56 (model: P130-U-L56) DDS 56 and SW56 Interfaces (model: P130-LS-56-2N) U Interface with V.35 (Requires separate V.35 cable) (model: P130-U-V35) S/T Interface with V.35 (model: P130-S-V35) Software Upgrade Via built-in flash RAM Power Requirements 90-130VAC, 0.4A 220-240VAC, 0.2A 47-63Hz Operating Requirements Temperature: 32-104 F [0-40 C] Altitude: 0-14,800 feet [0-4,500 meters] Relative Humidity: 5-9o% (noncondensing) Safety Certifications CSA 950, NTRL/UL 1950 TUV EN 60 950 EMI/RF FCC Part 68, FCC Part 15 Software Specifications Protocols Supported WAN Protocols Supported Bandwidth Management Security Firewall Management Back Panels TCP/IP, IPX routing, AppleTalk, BCP standard bridging of all protocols, NAT, DHCP spoofing PPP, Multilink PPP (MP), Multilink Protocol Plus (MP+) Multilink PPP (MP), Multilink Protocol Plus (MP+), TCP header compression, STAC data compression PAP, CHAP, callback, Telnet password, tokenbased security cards, packet filtering, optional Integrated dynamic firewall (optional) NavisAccess network management software, SNMP, Telnet, Syslog, Ascend s remote management protocol, serial cable connection (Db9) Ascend Communications, Inc. Worldwide and North American Headquarters One Ascend Plaza 1701 Harbor Bay Parkway Alameda, CA 94502, United States Tel: 510.769.6001 Fax: 510.747.2300 E-mail: info@ascend.com Toll Free: 800.621.9578 Fax Server: 415.688.4343 Web Site: http://www.ascend.com European Headquarters Aspen House Barley Way, Ancells Business Park, Fleet Hampshire GU13 8UT, United Kingdom Tel: +44 1252 360000 Fax: +44 1252 360001 Japan Headquarters Level 19 Shinjuku Daiichi-Seimei Bldg. 2-7-1 Nishi-Shinjuku Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-07, Japan Tel: +81.3.5325.7397 Fax: +81.3.5325.7399 Web Site: http://www.ascend.co.jp Asia-Pacific Headquarters Suite 1908, Bank of America Tower 12 Harcourt Road Hong Kong Tel: +852.2844.7600 Fax: +852.2810.0298 Latin, South America and the Caribbean Headquarters One Ascend Plaza 1701 Harbor Bay Parkway Alameda, CA 94502, United States Tel: 510.769.6001 Fax: 510.747.2669 Ascend Communications, Inc. develops, manufactures and sells wide area networking solutions for telecommunications carriers, Internet service providers, and corporate customers worldwide. For more information about Ascend and its products, please visit the Ascend Web site at http://www.ascend.com, or e-mail info@ascend.com. Ascend markets the B-STDX, CBX, GRF, GX, IP, MAX, Multiband, MultiDSL, Navis, Pipeline, SA, SecureConnect and STDX families of products. Ascend products are available in more than 40 countries worldwide. Power Terminal DB-15 AUI Ethernet Ascend and the Ascend logo are registered trademarks and all Ascend product names are trademarks of Ascend Communications, Inc. Other brand and product names are trademarks of their respective holders. Ethernet Connectors to Fixed-configuration router models: model 1 model 2 model 3 DDS 56 DDS 56 to WAN to WAN Switched 56 Specifications are subject to change without notice. Copyright 1998 Ascend Communications, Inc. 01-14c 07/98 Power Terminal DB-15 AUI Ethernet Connectors to Ethernet model 4* V.35 to WAN *Back panel is the same for both S/T and U interface.