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The Ericsson Cradlepoint E100 enterprise router provides small footprint locations with the same networking, optimization, security, and ease of management that supports larger locations. The all-in-one endpoint includes full-featured routing, switching, and Wi-Fi, making it easy to connect and maintain connectivity to the internet for supporting crucial business applications. Additional capabilities for zero trust security and SD-WAN are available through NetCloud Exchange to provide confidence in connecting and securing peripheral devices such as IoT and point of sale (PoS). The embedded 5G or LTE modem means that reliable, connectivity is always available from day one without waiting for a wired connection.
Ideal for Small Branch Wireless WAN
For organizations requiring a Wireless WAN in small offices, the E100 offers the ability to pair 5G or LTE with a wired link and use a cellular link as a failover connection, hybrid WAN or a primary connection. The E100 combines this reliable routing with integrated switching and Wi-Fi to securely connect local devices for an all-in-one network. Combined with the scalable NetCloud, which makes managing cellular networks intuitive and insightful.
5G, SD-WAN, and Security Integration
The E100 router adds a 5G modem with the latest 5G standards to offer agile and reliable connections on an essential WAN infrastructure. Cellular intelligence and SD-WAN make it easy to deploy 5G-enabled networks while optimizing both cellular and wired traffic to enhance application performance. Security postures can be reinforced, and attack surfaces minimized with zero trust privileged access, protected IP addresses, detailed security policies and consolidated authentication usage.
Additionally, the E100 router can serve as the user equipment router for private cellular networks that provide reliable local area network connectivity where wireless LAN fails to meet the network needs due to large areas or excessive congestion.
