Cisco today announced enhancements to its 5900 Series Embedded Services Router (ESR) product line, including the 5940 ESR and 5915 ESR, to bring improved performance and added features to the ruggedized routers. The updates expand the capabilities of Cisco Mobile Ready Net solution architecture, establishing a scalable mobile network that connects organizational resources with a high degree of security to connect users how, when and where they need.

The Cisco Mobile Ready Net solution is the platform for extending information sharing and collaboration to highly mobile users, even those operating in the most severe and remote locations. The solution’s architecture targets the critical challenges of mobile networking environments, including size, weight, power, router-radio integration and ad hoc networking.

Enhancements to the 5900 Series ESR include IP Multiplexing, WAAS Express, improved performance, support for an extended number of Call Manager Express end points, Dynamic Link Exchange Protocol (DLEP), Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS), Common Criteria, USGv6 and IPv6 Ready Logo certification and much more.

For more information, please visit:

• Visit: Cisco Mobile Ready Net
• Visit: Cisco Updates Mobile Ready Net Portfolio 5900 Series Embedded Services Routers for Personnel Operating Beyond the Reach of Traditional Fixed-Network Infrastructure
• Watch: Ric Chavez on IP Multiplexing

• For more information about the Cisco 5940 or 5915 Embedded Services Routers, visit http://www.cisco.com/go/5900

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