If your business-critical communications depend on a constant connection to the internet via ADSL, the use of a dial-up analogue modem like the AFM-102 USB provides the option of dialup failover in case your ADSL service goes down.
The AFM 102 is an analogue V92 dialup modem supporting up to 56Kbps downstream. This is the only analogue modem that works with the Draytec Vigor 2820 ADSL router as well as with USB connectable alternative ADSL routers.
This solution keeps you online in situations where the ADSL service has failed but analogue is still available or is installed on a separate line.
Requirements:
• Working analogue telephone services
• An ADSL modem with a USB port
• An internet service provider (ISP) that supports dialup
• The AFM-102 USB modem
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