Digi DialServ is an RJ-11 phone line simulator that allows legacy devices with built-in modems to communicate across LANs/WANs. Using seamless integration to Digi cellular and Ethernet gateways, Digi DialServ provides secure IPsec or SSL VPN connections – even over public networks. When used with Digi cellular gateways, Digi DialServ allows remote devices with a built-in modem (and an RJ-11 port) to seamlessly communicate with a centralized location as if they were TCP/IP devices.

* When used with Digi cellular gateways.

Product Datasheets

• Digi DialServ

Other

• Replace dial-up modems with Digi cellular routers

Learning Center

Migrate Analog Modems to Cellular IP

Replace "Bag Phones" with Cellular IP

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• Video: Digi DialServ product overview
• Wireless education center
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• Warranty registration

Digi DialServ is an RJ-11 phone line simulator that allows legacy devices with built-in modems to communicate across LANs/WANs. Using seamless integration to Digi cellular and Ethernet gateways, Digi DialServ provides secure IPsec or SSL VPN connections – even over public networks.

When used with Digi cellular gateways, Digi DialServ works with both dial-in and dial-out applications by simulating the Telco network and converting the requested phone number to an IP address. This allows remote devices with a built-in modem (and an RJ-11 port) to seamlessly communicate with a centralized location as if they were TCP/IP devices.

Replacing old phone lines with IP communications allows customers to leverage higher availability, lower-cost networks, while potentially reducing monthly recurring costs related to phone bills. Also, devices using Digi DialServ over high speed IP networks often realize much faster transaction time versus slow dial-up modems.

Digi DialServ requires virtually no configuration, making it very easy to deploy. Common applications include SCADA (industrial automation, utilities, etc.), retail/point-of-sale and building automation/security, and infrastructure including devices such as ATMs, RTUs, kiosks, security panels, credit card/payment terminals and pay-at-the-pump controllers.