MoRoS is a router that makes it possible to access Ethernet devices or networks remotely. It includes three main functions:
- Dial-in and dial-out router with NAT and Port Forwarding
- Outwards communication via various networks (analogue modem, ISDN, GSM/GPRS, EDGE, UMTS)
- Switch - direct access for 4+1 Ethernet devices
All MoRoS provide the following additional functions besides the main functions:
- Open VPN (Client and Server), IPsec
- Firewall
- Redundant WAN-Interface (with preset prioritising)
- Serial ethernet gateway
- Message dispatch via SMS and e-mail
- Sandbox (programmable Linux environment)
- Permanent log files
- Comfortable configuration via web interface
Dial-Out / Dial-In
MoRoS utilizes a modem connection to handle TCP/IP traffic. MoRoS can accept an incoming modem call (dial-in) when called for remote maintenance, or it establishes a modem connection (dial-out) on demand to transmit data from the LAN outwards.
