ADTRAN Routers & Gateways

Shop ADTRAN routers and gateways for secure business connectivity, WAN routing, internet access, VPN, VoIP, SIP, unified communications, branch networking, and converged voice and data deployments. Hummingbird Networks offers ADTRAN NetVanta routers, Total Access IP business gateways, and compatible software, licenses, accessories, and support solutions for small businesses, enterprises, service providers, branch offices, and distributed networks.

ADTRAN routers and IP gateways combine enterprise routing, firewall, VPN, Quality of Service, voice integration, and flexible WAN connectivity in platforms designed for dependable business networking. Available product families include NetVanta 3000 Series routers, NetVanta 4000 Series routers, Total Access 900 Series gateways, Total Access 900e Series gateways, and related installed-base ADTRAN routing platforms.

Choosing the right ADTRAN router or gateway depends on internet bandwidth, WAN connectivity, Ethernet interfaces, VPN requirements, VoIP and SIP services, analog voice requirements, Session Border Controller functionality, PoE, firewall features, redundancy, branch-office requirements, and the existing network architecture.

ADTRAN Routers & IP Gateways

ADTRAN designs business routers and IP gateways for organizations requiring reliable and secure connectivity between local networks, internet services, WAN connections, voice systems, and service-provider infrastructure.

ADTRAN routing and gateway solutions can support:

• Business internet access
• Branch-office connectivity
• WAN routing
• VPN connectivity
• VoIP and SIP services
• Firewall protection
• Voice and data convergence
• Analog voice integration
• Session Border Controller functionality
• Carrier-delivered business services
• Backup WAN connectivity
• Distributed enterprise networks

ADTRAN NetVanta Routers

ADTRAN NetVanta routers are designed for secure enterprise and business internet access, carrier-delivered services, VPN connectivity, voice applications, and branch networking.

Hummingbird Networks carries NetVanta router families including:

• ADTRAN NetVanta 3140
• ADTRAN NetVanta 3148
• ADTRAN NetVanta 3200 Series
• ADTRAN NetVanta 3430
• ADTRAN NetVanta 3450
• ADTRAN NetVanta 3458
• ADTRAN NetVanta 4148
• ADTRAN NetVanta 4430

Availability and lifecycle status vary by model, making exact part-number and deployment compatibility important when replacing or expanding existing NetVanta infrastructure.

ADTRAN NetVanta 3000 Series Routers

The NetVanta 3000 Series includes fixed-port access routers designed for enterprise-class internet access and carrier-bundled business services.

Current ADTRAN NetVanta 3000 Series platforms include the NetVanta 3140 and NetVanta 3148.

These routers are designed to provide secure business connectivity with capabilities such as:

• Gigabit Ethernet interfaces
• WAN and LAN routing
• Stateful firewall functionality
• VPN support
• Quality of Service
• Voice-oriented networking
• USB-based cellular connectivity on supported models
• Optional enhanced software capabilities

ADTRAN NetVanta 3140

The ADTRAN NetVanta 3140 is a compact fixed-port secure access Ethernet router designed for business internet access, branch connectivity, VPN, and carrier-managed services.

ADTRAN's current specifications identify three routed Gigabit Ethernet interfaces and USB connectivity for supported 3G, 4G, or 5G access applications.

The NetVanta 3140 supports routing performance up to approximately 100 Mbps and is available in form factors suitable for desktop or rack-mounted deployments.

NetVanta 3140 Business Applications

The flexible interface design of the NetVanta 3140 makes it useful for several business networking roles.

Potential applications include:

• Primary internet routing
• Branch-office routing
• Voice and data convergence
• VPN connectivity
• Backup broadband connectivity
• Carrier-bundled services
• WAN expansion
• Business continuity networking

ADTRAN NetVanta 3148

The ADTRAN NetVanta 3148 is a higher-performance member of the NetVanta 3000 Series designed for organizations requiring greater routing capacity and additional Ethernet connectivity.

ADTRAN rates the NetVanta 3148 Series for routing performance up to approximately 500 Mbps.

The platform also provides an integrated 8-port Ethernet switch, with PoE capability available on supported configurations.

NetVanta 3148 Integrated Ethernet Switching

The integrated switch in the NetVanta 3148 can reduce the need for a separate access switch in smaller branch or customer-premises deployments.

Depending on configuration, connected devices can include:

• Computers
• VoIP phones
• Wireless access points
• Printers
• Network appliances

NetVanta 3148 PoE

Selected NetVanta 3148 configurations provide Power over Ethernet for compatible endpoints.

PoE can simplify deployment of devices such as IP phones and wireless access points by carrying both network data and electrical power over Ethernet cabling.

ADTRAN NetVanta 4000 Series Routers

The NetVanta 4000 Series is designed for higher-bandwidth business routing and carrier-delivered services.

ADTRAN positions the family for enterprise-class internet access and carrier-bundled services up to Gigabit-class connectivity.

Selected NetVanta 4000 platforms include integrated Ethernet switching and PoE functionality.

ADTRAN NetVanta 4148

The NetVanta 4148 is a business router designed for secure high-performance WAN connectivity and converged communications.

Current Hummingbird Networks inventory includes NetVanta 4148 configurations with an integrated eight-port Gigabit Ethernet switch and Enterprise Session Border Controller functionality on selected models.

ADTRAN NetVanta 4430

The NetVanta 4430 is part of ADTRAN's established enterprise routing portfolio and remains relevant in installed networks requiring replacement hardware, accessories, software, or support.

Organizations maintaining older NetVanta router deployments should verify interface modules, software requirements, WAN technologies, and support status before replacing or expanding equipment.

ADTRAN Total Access Gateways

ADTRAN Total Access business gateways combine IP routing with voice and telecommunications interfaces for converged business networks.

These systems can bridge modern IP services with existing analog voice equipment, PBX systems, SIP services, T1 connectivity, and other business communications infrastructure.

ADTRAN Total Access 900 Series

The Total Access 900 Series is designed for Ethernet and multi-T1 business voice and data applications.

Depending on model, Total Access 900 platforms can provide:

• IP routing
• Firewall functionality
• VPN
• T1 interfaces
• Ethernet interfaces
• Analog FXS ports
• Voice gateway functionality
• SIP connectivity
• Quality of Service

ADTRAN Total Access 900e Series

The Total Access 900e Series is designed for converged Ethernet and multi-T1 voice and data environments.

ADTRAN describes the 900e family as providing robust IP router, firewall, and VPN functionality along with multiple T1 interfaces and Ethernet connectivity.

Selected models also support Enterprise Session Border Controller functionality for SIP deployments.

ADTRAN Total Access 908e

The ADTRAN Total Access 908e is an IP business gateway designed for converged voice and data networking.

ADTRAN specifies:

• 8 FXS ports
• 4 T1/FT1 interfaces
• 1 Gigabit Ethernet interface
• 2 Fast Ethernet interfaces
• IP routing
• Firewall functionality
• VPN
• Voice gateway capabilities

ADTRAN Total Access 916e

The Total Access 916e expands analog voice density for business environments requiring more FXS interfaces.

ADTRAN specifies 16 FXS ports along with four T1/FT1 connections and three Ethernet interfaces.

ADTRAN Total Access 924e

The Total Access 924e is designed for environments requiring greater analog voice-port density while maintaining converged voice, routing, firewall, and VPN capabilities.

Total Access gateway selection should be based on the required voice interfaces, WAN connectivity, SIP architecture, existing PBX equipment, and service-provider design.

ADTRAN IP Business Gateways

An IP business gateway can combine several communications functions in one customer-premises platform.

Depending on model, these functions can include:

• Internet routing
• Firewall
• VPN
• VoIP gateway
• SIP gateway
• Enterprise Session Border Controller
• Analog voice interfaces
• T1 connectivity
• Quality of Service

ADTRAN Router vs. IP Business Gateway

ADTRAN routers and business gateways overlap in some capabilities, but they are designed around different primary requirements.

ADTRAN router: Primarily provides secure WAN, internet, and network routing between locations and services.

ADTRAN IP business gateway: Combines routing with additional voice and telecommunications interfaces for converged communications.

A business that primarily needs Ethernet WAN routing may favor a NetVanta router, while an environment integrating analog phones, PBX systems, SIP trunks, or T1 voice services may require a Total Access gateway.

ADTRAN Business Routers

Business routers connect a local network to external networks such as the internet, private WAN services, or other company locations.

ADTRAN business routing platforms are designed around features important to professional networks, including:

• Secure routing
• Firewall protection
• VPN
• QoS
• Voice optimization
• Multiple WAN interfaces
• Centralized administration
• Flexible Ethernet configuration

ADTRAN Enterprise Routers

Enterprise routing requirements can include multiple locations, higher bandwidth, secure VPN connectivity, voice traffic, business continuity, and centralized network management.

ADTRAN NetVanta routers provide business-focused capabilities for branch, distributed, and carrier-managed environments.

ADTRAN Branch Routers

Branch-office routers provide secure connectivity between remote sites, headquarters, cloud services, and the internet.

A branch-router deployment can support:

• Business applications
• Voice
• Video conferencing
• Cloud services
• VPN
• Wireless infrastructure
• Local Ethernet devices

ADTRAN Secure Access Routers

ADTRAN NetVanta platforms integrate routing with security functionality to help protect business network traffic.

Security capabilities can include:

• Stateful inspection firewall
• VPN encryption
• Access control
• Secure management
• Network segmentation

ADTRAN Stateful Inspection Firewall

A stateful inspection firewall tracks active network connections and evaluates traffic according to configured security policies.

ADTRAN integrates firewall functionality into compatible NetVanta routers and Total Access business gateways, reducing the need for a separate basic firewall appliance in selected deployments.

ADTRAN VPN Routers

Virtual Private Network functionality can securely connect users or networks across public internet connections.

ADTRAN VPN routing can be used for:

• Site-to-site business connectivity
• Branch-office networks
• Remote administration
• Secure data transport
• Distributed organizations

ADTRAN IPsec VPN

IPsec encrypts IP traffic as it travels across untrusted networks.

Compatible ADTRAN NetVanta routers support IPsec VPN capabilities, with advanced features available through applicable software packages on selected platforms.

ADTRAN Enhanced Feature Pack

Selected NetVanta routers use Enhanced Feature Pack software to enable additional routing, firewall, VPN, voice-monitoring, or related capabilities.

Hummingbird Networks currently carries Enhanced Feature Pack software for platforms including the NetVanta 3140 and 3148.

ADTRAN Router Software Licenses

Router hardware capabilities can be expanded through compatible ADTRAN software licenses.

Available licensing can include:

• Enhanced Feature Pack
• VPN functionality
• Session Border Controller features
• Voice capabilities
• Other model-specific software entitlements

Always match the software part number to the exact router or gateway.

ADTRAN Enterprise Session Border Controller

An Enterprise Session Border Controller, or eSBC, sits between a business voice environment and SIP-based communications services.

ADTRAN offers eSBC functionality on compatible routers and Total Access gateways to support SIP interoperability and converged communications.

What Does an ADTRAN eSBC Do?

An eSBC can help provide interoperability and control between:

• SIP service providers
• IP PBX systems
• Hosted unified communications
• SIP phones
• Legacy analog equipment
• Business voice networks

ADTRAN SBC Licenses

Hummingbird Networks carries ADTRAN Session Border Controller feature licenses for compatible NetVanta routers and Total Access gateways.

Available licenses can support different simultaneous call quantities depending on the platform.

Current offerings include SBC licensing for platforms such as the NetVanta 3140 and Total Access 900e Series.

ADTRAN SIP Gateways

SIP gateways help businesses connect SIP-based voice services with existing communications infrastructure.

ADTRAN Total Access gateways can support environments containing:

• SIP trunks
• Analog phones
• Fax machines
• Legacy PBXs
• Cloud-hosted voice
• Unified communications platforms

ADTRAN VoIP Gateways

ADTRAN has a long history of providing converged voice and data equipment for business and service-provider networks.

VoIP gateway platforms can integrate voice services with Ethernet routing and network security in a single appliance.

ADTRAN FXS Gateways

FXS interfaces provide analog telephone connections for compatible phones, fax machines, modems, and other analog equipment.

Total Access gateway families are available with different FXS-port quantities to accommodate different business voice requirements.

ADTRAN Analog Voice Gateways

Analog voice gateways can extend the useful life of existing telephone devices while a business transitions toward IP-based communications.

Typical analog devices can include:

• Traditional telephones
• Fax machines
• Modems
• Elevator phones
• Alarm connections
• Other analog voice equipment

ADTRAN T1 Gateways

Total Access 900 and 900e platforms support T1 connectivity for compatible voice and data applications.

T1 interfaces remain relevant in installed telecommunications environments and for organizations maintaining existing carrier services.

ADTRAN Ethernet Routers

Modern NetVanta platforms use Ethernet interfaces for flexible WAN and LAN connectivity.

Ethernet routing can support:

• Business broadband
• Fiber internet handoffs
• Cable internet
• Ethernet private-line services
• Carrier Ethernet
• Internal routed networks

ADTRAN Gigabit Routers

Gigabit Ethernet interfaces provide flexible connectivity for modern business WAN and LAN environments.

Actual routed throughput depends on the router platform, enabled services, firewall configuration, VPN traffic, QoS, and software features rather than Ethernet port speed alone.

Router Port Speed vs. Routing Performance

A router with Gigabit Ethernet interfaces does not necessarily route all traffic at a full 1 Gbps.

Routing performance is influenced by:

• Router processor
• Firewall inspection
• VPN encryption
• QoS
• SBC features
• Traffic patterns
• Enabled software services

Always compare the router's supported throughput to the actual internet or WAN bandwidth requirement.

ADTRAN WAN Routers

WAN routers connect business locations to external networks and services.

WAN connectivity can include:

• Internet
• Carrier Ethernet
• Private WAN services
• VPN
• Cellular backup
• Legacy T1 connections

ADTRAN Cellular Backup

Selected NetVanta routers provide USB interfaces that can support compatible cellular connectivity for 3G, 4G, or 5G access.

Cellular connectivity can be useful as a backup WAN option when the primary internet service becomes unavailable.

ADTRAN Business Continuity Routing

A secondary WAN connection can help maintain access to critical applications when the primary connection fails.

Business continuity planning can include:

• Primary broadband connection
• Secondary wired internet
• Cellular backup
• VPN failover
• Redundant network equipment

ADTRAN Quality of Service

Quality of Service allows network administrators to prioritize important traffic when multiple applications compete for available WAN bandwidth.

QoS is particularly important for:

• VoIP
• Video conferencing
• Unified communications
• Business-critical applications
• Real-time cloud services

ADTRAN Routers for VoIP

ADTRAN routers are designed with business voice applications in mind.

Routing, QoS, firewall, SIP, and eSBC capabilities can help organizations build converged networks carrying both voice and data traffic.

ADTRAN Routers for Video Conferencing

Video conferencing creates sustained bandwidth demand and can be sensitive to latency, packet loss, and congestion.

ADTRAN routing and QoS capabilities can help prioritize real-time communications alongside general business traffic.

ADTRAN Routers for Cloud Applications

Cloud applications place greater importance on reliable WAN connectivity because business applications may no longer reside on the local network.

Router selection should consider:

• Internet bandwidth
• Firewall performance
• VPN requirements
• Application traffic
• Redundancy
• Future growth

ADTRAN Routers for Small Business

Small and midsize businesses can use NetVanta routers to provide secure internet access without requiring unnecessarily complex enterprise chassis systems.

Platforms such as the NetVanta 3140 can provide a flexible foundation for branch and SMB networking.

ADTRAN Routers for Branch Offices

Branch locations can require secure routing, VPN, firewall protection, voice support, and local Ethernet connectivity in one compact platform.

NetVanta routers can support distributed business environments where centralized connectivity and manageable remote infrastructure are priorities.

ADTRAN Routers for Distributed Enterprises

Organizations with many locations can standardize routing platforms to simplify:

• Configuration
• Support
• VPN design
• Security policy
• Spare hardware
• Network administration

ADTRAN Routers for Service Providers

ADTRAN routers are also designed for carrier-delivered business services.

Service providers can deploy compatible NetVanta platforms at customer premises to deliver:

• Managed internet
• Voice services
• VPN connectivity
• Ethernet services
• Converged voice and data

ADTRAN Gateways for Service Providers

Total Access gateways are widely associated with service-provider deployments where business voice and data services converge at the customer location.

The ability to integrate analog voice, SIP, T1, Ethernet routing, firewall, and VPN functionality can simplify customer-premises equipment requirements.

ADTRAN AOS

ADTRAN NetVanta and compatible Total Access platforms use ADTRAN Operating System, commonly known as AOS.

AOS provides a familiar management environment across supported ADTRAN business networking equipment.

ADTRAN Router Management

Depending on model, ADTRAN routers can be managed through:

• Command-line interface
• Web-based graphical interface
• SSH
• Console access
• SNMP
• Remote management tools

ADTRAN Router CLI

The ADTRAN command-line interface provides detailed configuration and troubleshooting capabilities for network administrators familiar with enterprise routing.

ADTRAN Router Web GUI

Compatible NetVanta routers also provide browser-based management designed to simplify common configuration and monitoring tasks.

ADTRAN Router Security

Router security should be planned as part of the broader business network architecture.

Compatible ADTRAN platforms can provide:

• Stateful firewall
• VPN
• Access-control policies
• Secure remote administration
• Network-address translation
• Authentication controls

ADTRAN NAT

Network Address Translation allows internal private network addresses to communicate through one or more external addresses.

NAT remains a standard function in many business internet routing environments.

ADTRAN Routers and Network Switches

A router connects different networks, while a switch connects devices within an Ethernet network.

Some ADTRAN routers include integrated switching, while larger environments commonly use separate ADTRAN NetVanta switches for endpoint connectivity.

ADTRAN Router vs. Switch

Router: Connects separate IP networks and typically provides WAN or internet connectivity.

Switch: Connects Ethernet devices within a local network.

Many business networks require both.

ADTRAN Routers and Wireless Access Points

ADTRAN routers can provide the network gateway behind Bluesocket wireless access points.

A typical architecture can include:

Internet or WAN → ADTRAN Router → ADTRAN Switch → ADTRAN Wireless Access Points

This creates an integrated wired and wireless business network.

ADTRAN Routers and PoE

Selected NetVanta router configurations include integrated PoE switching.

PoE can power compatible:

• VoIP phones
• Wireless access points
• Other supported powered devices

ADTRAN Routers and Ethernet Cabling

Ethernet routers require compatible structured cabling between WAN equipment, switches, servers, and other network devices.

Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a cabling can be used according to the required Ethernet speed and deployment environment.

ADTRAN Routers and Fiber Connectivity

Selected router platforms and interfaces can use compatible fiber connectivity for WAN or LAN applications.

Fiber selection depends on:

• Interface type
• SFP compatibility
• Fiber mode
• Wavelength
• Distance
• Carrier handoff

ADTRAN Routers and SIP Trunks

SIP trunking allows business voice traffic to travel over IP connectivity rather than traditional dedicated voice circuits.

Compatible ADTRAN routers and gateways can provide SIP interoperability, voice gateway, and Session Border Controller functionality.

ADTRAN Gateways and Legacy PBX Systems

Total Access gateways can help organizations connect established PBX and analog voice infrastructure to newer IP-based communications services.

This can allow businesses to transition telecommunications infrastructure gradually rather than replacing every endpoint simultaneously.

ADTRAN Gateways and Analog Phones

FXS interfaces on Total Access gateways can provide analog connectivity for compatible telephone devices while the gateway communicates with IP-based voice services.

ADTRAN Gateways and Fax Machines

Businesses that continue to use analog fax equipment can require gateway connectivity as voice infrastructure migrates toward SIP and IP-based communications.

Compatibility should be validated with the voice service and gateway configuration.

ADTRAN Gateways and Unified Communications

Enterprise Session Border Controller functionality can help connect business communications platforms with carrier SIP implementations and hosted unified communications services.

ADTRAN Router Redundancy

Network resiliency can involve more than one router or WAN connection.

A resilient routing design can consider:

• Secondary WAN service
• Cellular backup
• Redundant routers
• Redundant switching
• UPS power protection
• Multiple service providers

ADTRAN Router Power Protection

Business routers and gateways can be connected to appropriately sized UPS systems to maintain connectivity during short utility-power interruptions.

Power protection is particularly important when the router also supports business voice, VPN, or critical remote connectivity.

ADTRAN Router Accessories

Router deployments can require model-specific accessories such as:

• Mounting hardware
• Power supplies
• Interface modules
• Transceivers
• PoE accessories
• Cables
• Software licenses

Always verify accessory compatibility with the exact ADTRAN platform.

ADTRAN Router Software Upgrades

Software upgrades can add or enable additional functionality on compatible NetVanta platforms.

Hummingbird Networks carries model-specific ADTRAN software products for routing, firewall, VPN, SBC, and related capabilities.

ADTRAN Router Support and Maintenance

ADTRAN support programs can help organizations maintain deployed routing and gateway equipment.

Available service options can include installation assistance, technical support, exchange coverage, and multi-year maintenance for eligible hardware.

Replacing an ADTRAN Router

Before replacing an existing NetVanta router, document:

• Existing router model
• WAN interface
• Internet bandwidth
• LAN interfaces
• VPN configuration
• Firewall requirements
• Voice requirements
• SBC licensing
• PoE requirements
• Software licenses

Replacing an ADTRAN Total Access Gateway

Total Access gateway replacement requires additional attention to telecommunications interfaces.

Document:

• Total Access model
• FXS port quantity
• T1 interfaces
• Ethernet interfaces
• SIP provider
• SBC requirements
• PBX connectivity
• Analog devices
• Existing software licenses

Maintaining Legacy ADTRAN Routers and Gateways

ADTRAN networking equipment is frequently operated for many years, so organizations can require replacement units, licenses, accessories, and support for platforms that are no longer the newest generation.

Hummingbird Networks continues to maintain a broad ADTRAN catalog that includes both current product families and installed-base equipment.

Current ADTRAN Routers vs. Installed-Base Models

ADTRAN's current router portfolio emphasizes NetVanta 3000 and 4000 Series platforms, while many earlier NetVanta routers remain installed in business networks.

Organizations maintaining older products should evaluate whether to:

• Replace the same model
• Upgrade within the NetVanta family
• Move to a newer routing platform
• Consolidate routing and voice functionality
• Change WAN architecture

Current ADTRAN Gateways vs. Installed-Base Models

Total Access 900 and 900e gateways remain especially relevant for organizations and service providers supporting converged voice and data environments.

Exact lifecycle and availability vary by model and part number.

How to Choose an ADTRAN Router

Determine Internet and WAN Speed

Select a router with enough routing and security performance for the expected WAN bandwidth.

Identify WAN Interfaces

Determine whether the service uses Ethernet, fiber, T1, cellular backup, or another connection.

Check Firewall Requirements

Consider the security services and inspection features that will be active on the router.

Determine VPN Requirements

Identify site-to-site and remote-access VPN requirements and expected encrypted throughput.

Evaluate Voice Requirements

If VoIP, SIP, or unified communications are involved, determine whether SBC or gateway features are required.

Check Integrated Switching

Smaller deployments can benefit from routers with integrated Ethernet switching.

Check PoE Requirements

If phones or access points will connect directly to the router's integrated switch, verify available PoE capability.

Plan WAN Redundancy

Determine whether a secondary internet service or cellular backup is required.

How to Choose an ADTRAN IP Gateway

Identify Analog Voice Requirements

Count phones, fax machines, and other devices requiring FXS connectivity.

Identify T1 Requirements

Document any existing T1 or fractional-T1 services that must remain connected.

Determine SIP Requirements

Identify the service provider, PBX, hosted communications system, and required SIP interoperability.

Determine SBC Requirements

Calculate the required simultaneous call capacity and select the appropriate supported SBC licensing.

Check Routing and Security

Verify internet routing, firewall, VPN, and QoS requirements in addition to voice functionality.

ADTRAN Router & Gateway Selection Checklist

Before purchasing an ADTRAN router or gateway, verify:

• Exact product family
• Required routing performance
• Internet bandwidth
• WAN interface
• LAN interfaces
• Integrated switch requirements
• PoE requirements
• Firewall requirements
• VPN requirements
• Voice requirements
• SIP requirements
• SBC requirements
• FXS port quantity
• T1 requirements
• Cellular backup requirements
• Software licenses
• Mounting requirements
• Support requirements
• Future network growth

Why Choose ADTRAN Routers & Gateways?

ADTRAN has designed business routing and gateway platforms around converged communications, secure connectivity, carrier services, and enterprise networking.

ADTRAN routers and gateways can be a strong fit for:

• Small and midsize businesses
• Enterprise branch offices
• Distributed businesses
• Service providers
• VoIP environments
• SIP deployments
• Legacy voice migration
• Managed internet services
• Business VPN connectivity

Why Buy ADTRAN Routers & Gateways from Hummingbird Networks?

Selecting an ADTRAN router or gateway requires matching routing performance, WAN interfaces, firewall and VPN features, voice requirements, SBC licensing, PoE, Ethernet connectivity, and the existing communications environment.

Hummingbird Networks offers ADTRAN routing, gateway, software, licensing, accessories, and support solutions for business and enterprise networks.

Customers can turn to our team for:

• ADTRAN routers
• ADTRAN NetVanta routers
• NetVanta 3000 Series routers
• NetVanta 4000 Series routers
• ADTRAN IP business gateways
• Total Access 900 Series gateways
• Total Access 900e Series gateways
• SIP gateways
• VoIP gateways
• Enterprise Session Border Controllers
• SBC feature licenses
• VPN software
• Router accessories
• ADTRAN support and maintenance
• Product and compatibility guidance

Whether you need a NetVanta router for secure branch connectivity, a Total Access gateway for analog and SIP voice integration, or software and SBC licensing for an existing ADTRAN deployment, Hummingbird Networks can help identify the appropriate solution based on WAN performance, interfaces, security, voice requirements, and network architecture.

Frequently Asked Questions About ADTRAN Routers & Gateways

Does ADTRAN make business routers?

Yes. ADTRAN offers NetVanta business routers for secure internet access, WAN connectivity, VPN, voice applications, and carrier-delivered services.

What are ADTRAN NetVanta routers?

NetVanta routers are ADTRAN business networking platforms designed to provide secure routing between local networks, internet services, WAN connections, and remote business locations.

What are the current ADTRAN NetVanta router families?

ADTRAN currently identifies the NetVanta 3000 and NetVanta 4000 Series as its primary business router families.

What is the NetVanta 3140?

The NetVanta 3140 is a fixed-port secure access Ethernet router with three routed Gigabit Ethernet interfaces and support for business internet, VPN, voice, and branch connectivity.

What is the NetVanta 3148?

The NetVanta 3148 is a higher-performance access router with additional Ethernet connectivity and an integrated eight-port Ethernet switch.

What is the difference between the NetVanta 3140 and 3148?

The 3140 is a compact platform rated for approximately 100 Mbps routing performance, while the 3148 supports substantially greater routing performance and includes an integrated eight-port Ethernet switch.

Does the NetVanta 3148 support PoE?

Selected NetVanta 3148 configurations provide PoE capability for compatible network devices.

What is the ADTRAN NetVanta 4000 Series?

The NetVanta 4000 Series provides higher-performance business routing for carrier-delivered services and enterprise internet connectivity, including configurations with integrated switching and PoE.

What is an ADTRAN IP business gateway?

An ADTRAN IP business gateway combines routing and security with voice and telecommunications functionality such as SIP, analog FXS ports, T1 interfaces, and Session Border Controller features.

What is the ADTRAN Total Access 900 Series?

The Total Access 900 Series is a family of converged voice and data gateways for Ethernet and multi-T1 business communications.

What is the ADTRAN Total Access 900e Series?

The 900e Series combines routing, firewall, VPN, T1, Ethernet, analog voice, and optional SBC functionality for converged business communications.

What is the ADTRAN Total Access 908e?

The 908e is an IP business gateway with eight analog FXS ports, T1 connectivity, Ethernet interfaces, routing, firewall, VPN, and voice functionality.

What is the ADTRAN Total Access 916e?

The 916e provides 16 FXS ports along with T1 and Ethernet connectivity for converged voice and data deployments.

What is an FXS port?

An FXS port provides an analog telephone interface for compatible phones, fax machines, modems, and other analog devices.

What is an ADTRAN SIP gateway?

An ADTRAN SIP gateway connects compatible IP-based voice services with business communications equipment such as PBXs, analog phones, and other voice endpoints.

What is an ADTRAN eSBC?

An Enterprise Session Border Controller helps provide secure and interoperable SIP communication between a business voice environment and the service provider or hosted communications platform.

Do ADTRAN routers support SBC functionality?

Selected ADTRAN routers support Enterprise Session Border Controller functionality through compatible hardware and software licensing.

Does Hummingbird Networks sell ADTRAN SBC licenses?

Yes. Hummingbird Networks carries ADTRAN SBC feature licenses for compatible NetVanta and Total Access products.

Do ADTRAN routers have firewalls?

Compatible ADTRAN business routers include stateful inspection firewall functionality.

Do ADTRAN routers support VPN?

Yes. Compatible NetVanta routers provide VPN capabilities, with additional functionality available through applicable software licenses on selected models.

What is ADTRAN Enhanced Feature Pack?

Enhanced Feature Pack is model-specific software that enables additional capabilities such as advanced VPN, firewall, routing, voice monitoring, or related functionality on compatible NetVanta platforms.

Can an ADTRAN router be used for a branch office?

Yes. NetVanta routers are designed for business and branch-office applications requiring secure internet and WAN connectivity.

Can ADTRAN routers support VoIP?

Yes. ADTRAN designs its routers and gateways with QoS, SIP, voice, and converged-network applications in mind.

Can ADTRAN routers support video conferencing?

Yes. Compatible routers provide routing and QoS functionality suitable for bandwidth-sensitive real-time applications such as video conferencing.

Can ADTRAN routers use cellular backup?

Selected NetVanta routers support compatible cellular connectivity through USB interfaces for backup or alternate WAN access.

What is the difference between an ADTRAN router and gateway?

A NetVanta router primarily provides network and WAN routing, while an ADTRAN IP business gateway combines routing with additional voice and telecommunications functionality.

What is the difference between an ADTRAN router and switch?

A router connects separate IP networks, while a switch connects Ethernet devices within a local network. Some ADTRAN routers also include integrated Ethernet switching.

Does ADTRAN make routers with integrated switches?

Yes. Selected NetVanta routers, including the NetVanta 3148, include integrated Ethernet switching.

Can an ADTRAN router power phones or access points?

Selected router configurations provide PoE through integrated Ethernet switching. Verify the exact model and available power budget.

Are older ADTRAN routers still available?

Hummingbird Networks maintains a broad catalog that includes current and installed-base NetVanta models. Availability varies by exact model and part number.

Can I replace an older NetVanta router with a newer model?

Potentially, but routing performance, WAN interfaces, VPN, firewall, voice, software licenses, and configuration requirements should all be reviewed before selecting the replacement.

Can I replace an older Total Access gateway with a newer gateway?

Potentially. First document the number of FXS ports, T1 connections, Ethernet interfaces, SIP requirements, PBX connectivity, SBC licensing, and other voice services currently in use.

Does Hummingbird Networks sell ADTRAN routers?

Yes. Hummingbird Networks carries ADTRAN NetVanta routers including current and installed-base product families.

Does Hummingbird Networks sell ADTRAN Total Access gateways?

Yes. Hummingbird Networks carries ADTRAN IP business gateway products including Total Access 900 and 900e family equipment.

Can Hummingbird Networks help me choose an ADTRAN router or gateway?

Yes. Providing the current equipment model, internet bandwidth, WAN connection, VPN requirements, voice interfaces, SIP requirements, PoE needs, and installed network architecture can help identify appropriate ADTRAN options.

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Build secure and reliable business connectivity with ADTRAN NetVanta routers and Total Access IP gateways for internet access, WAN routing, VPN, SIP, VoIP, analog voice integration, branch networking, and converged communications.

From compact NetVanta 3140 and 3148 business routers to higher-performance NetVanta platforms and Total Access gateways with voice, T1, SIP, and SBC functionality, Hummingbird Networks can help organizations select ADTRAN routing and gateway solutions based on bandwidth, interfaces, security, voice services, and network architecture.