Linux network server with minimum format

ACAL Technology announces the first signs of autonomic Linux network server world's smallest. Based on proven technology from Lantronix XPort, XPort Pro is a production-ready server that works with Linux operating systems or Evolution OS

Besides being the Linux network server world's smallest, XPort Pro also characterized by a marked increase in the plate memory 8MB Flash SDRAM/16MB compared with XPort 256kB of next-generation devices and a current extremely 150 mA Low 10Mbps to minimize power consumption.
The XPort Pro, which has a footprint compatible with network servers XPort is a unit ready for production that eliminates the need for a complex design with connectivity. Its 32-bit processor enables high-speed advanced applications directly connected devices. The combination of the Linux operating system with integrated IPv6 and powerful library functions, large memory on the motherboard and advanced process, provides unlimited flexibility to customize XPort Pro in a variety of M2M applications.
The network security is made possible by a number of options for encryption / descriptografiado data and is enhanced by access to technology for virtual IP (VIP) with slope in the process of Lantronix. It provides full integration with ManageLinx that enables secure access to firewall-protected equipment for monitoring and control remotely.
Explains Martin Kemp, head of RF and Wireless Products for Europe in ACAL Technology: "Xport is a well known field-proven technology that allows Web designers to enable virtually any device connected with minimal engineering effort. The addition of Linux server networks world's smallest this family greatly expanded the options available to designers. As the first distributor to offer samples of this new device, ACAL Technology is ready to help customers be first to market-based M2M applications XPort Pro.