FortiExtender 511F

FortiExtender 511F

The FortiExtender 511F is part of a family of 3G/4G Wireless WAN extenders. This is not to be confused with Wi-Fi. FortiExtender integrates with FortiGate firewalls to provide a secure, FAST 5G connection.

FortiExtenders are truly plug-and-play. Once connected to the FortiGate, they simply show up in FortiOS, and provide single pane of glass management.

The FEX-511F connects to the FortiGate using a standard Ethernet cable. They can be physically separated from the FortiGate, which allows for installation near a window or outdoors to optimize 3G/4G signal strength.

The FEX-511F is also suitable for use as a secondary failover connection to the wired WAN link. In this capacity it will improve business continuity. And as a primary WAN link, it provides ultimate flexibility and choice for your WAN connectivity. An Power over Ethernet capability increases placement flexibility even further.

FortiExtenders should be installed in the best possible spot to achieve maximum 5G LTE signal strength. The FEX-511F is PoE-ready. This enables the device to be located for optimal signal strength. And that can be up to 100m away from the FortiGate or Network Switch.

FortiExtender 511F 5G WAN extender

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FEX-511F Advantages

The FortiExtender 511F extends FortiGate reachability and breadth of deployment. It supports high levels of redundancy and failover when failure is not an option.

FortiExtender offers wireless connectivity for nearly any network. Whether mobile sites, vehicle fleets, field forces, or OT and IoT environments, a FortiExtender exists to help you gain resilient, high-performance connectivity. Anywhere.

And Corporate Armor is here to help you make the very best decision for your networking and security needs. We are truly Fortinet specialists, and we are happy to answer all of your questions. So email us, or call 877-449-0458.

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