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Want to install an Ethernet Network in a home or office simply and cost-effectively? The new NP210 NetComm HomePlug is an Ethernet over Power adaptor that allows you to network up to 15 devices using any standard home or office power supply.
Simply plug the NetComm HomePlug into a power point and connect any device with an Ethernet cable - it really is that easy!
The NetComm HomePlug is fully compatible with other networking technologies. It connects to devices with standard Ethernet cabling and is designed to inter-operate with wireless networking standards.
Now you can set up or expand networks for your customers quickly and easily. Pre-launch interest in this product has been enormous and it’s sure to be a hot seller. Get up and running with HomePlug today!
Try a set yourself or order stock from your distie now!
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As a NetComm reseller, you can continue to lead the way in the introduction of VoIP in Australia with the imminent release of the V300 VoIP Adaptor. And by being first to offer your customers the benefits and savings of VoIP puts you in the box seat to earn trailing commissions from VoIP service providers - just like resellers of mobile and other telephony services.
The first device in Australia that allows you to use VoIP and a regular telephone service in the same handset, the V300 opens the door to widespread VoIP use in homes and small offices.
With the V300, you and your customers can run your regular phone services for incoming calls - and use VoIP for outgoing calls. You can also call out using your regular phone service. You get all the cost benefits of VoIP right away, without having to change your existing telephone numbers. And you get an extra telephone line thrown in to the bargain.
Technically, the V300 is a single port ATA with a 3-port Router (LAN ports) to connect multiple computers, plus a PSTN telephone port to plug in a normal landline service. The result is a device where you can make both VoIP calls and PSTN calls with the one phone.
Make sure you're among the first to offer this groundbreaking new benefit to your customers.
In conjunction with ExpoTech trade shows in each capital city, NetComm is running special technical training events where you can learn some of the finer points of Voice over IP (VoIP) and ADSL2/2+.
You can choose from either a morning (9:30-12:30) or afternoon (1pm-4pm) session.
The training is being run by Brett Stevens one of NetComm's senior product engineers and a specialist in VoIP and ADSL2/2+. Brett's relaxed yet informative presentation technique, combined with the chance play with some of NetComm's newest technology will make this training session exciting and fun!
All attendees will go into a door prize draw to win two of NetComm's hot selling products:
MyNetFone - NetComm's new VoIP product and
Broadband in a Box- A complete broadband Internet connection product featuring the NetComm NB1300PLUS4 ADSL modem router
The retail value of these products alone is $258 - so you can choose to resell these items and make heaps of profit.
These seminars have been hugely successful, with Sydney and Brisbane selling out! Seats are strictly limited to 50 people per session.
| Location | Date | Venue | Room | |||
Adelaide | Wednesday 17 Aug 2005 | Adelaide Convention Centre, | Riverbank Room 1 and 2 | |||
Perth | Wednesday 14 Sept 2005 | Perth Convention Exhibition Centre | Meeting Room 1 and 2, Level 2. |
Are you looking for the next big thing? Perhaps a way to make additional sales with your existing customers or looking for an opportunity to approach new customers?
If you answered "yes" to either of these questions, you should make the time to attend the "NetComm - Making Good Money From IP Cameras" Chalk and Talk sesions being run by LAN Systems.
All Resellers within the SMB and SME market who see an opportunity in IP Cameras.
You'll also receive the 'Selling IP Cameras made easy' Information Pack PLUS
At each State event - NetComm and LAN Systems will give away a FREE Banksia PMP20 Personal Media Player (valued at $799 RRP!)
PLUS
If you show a keen interest in pursuing IP Cameras as part of your portfolio, NetComm will help you build your IP Camera business through the NetComm Lead generation database - where we actually provide you with leads to help your business!
This course is FREE
| Canberra | Melbourne | Brisbane |
Tuesday, 2nd August | Monday, 15th August | Thursday, 25th August |
Level 4, | LAN Systems | Level 2 |
There may be times depending on your network setup when you may need to change the routing mode in a modem router device. Here is some Tech Tips on routing modes in NetComm Modem Routers and routing devices:
This configuration is normally used when you are creating a connection to a single computer and you are essentially turning off the routing functions so that the modem router acts as a "passive" modem. This means that all the device is doing is bringing in the Internet signal. In this situation the PC would need to run a separate PPPoE client (supplied with Windows XP or shareware versions downloadable from the Internet) to connect to the ISP's service.
Another time you would use bridge mode is when you a running a separate router.
Half Bridge Mode is used when connecting to a single PC but the PPPoE client is stored on the modem router. This allows the public IP address to be passed on to the connected PC without a login required creating an "always on" connection.
Full Routed Mode is mainly used when sharing Internet services among multiple PC's. The function of the router is to act as a traffic control device allowing multiple PC's to connect to the Internet with one public IP address.
Most NetComm Modem Routers can be configured for the different routing modes using the one page setup.
1. Connect the modem router to a PC
2. Open a web browser and type http://192.168.1.1 in the address bar
3. Refer to the manual for user name and password and steps on how to configure the different modes or refer to the Video Tutorials available on the NetComm website or on your installation CD.
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