Tracker 2750 The Tracker 2700 series of products from Data Track Technology provides an intelligent platform for performing secure and robust administration of remote network devices such as PBXs and routers. The Tracker 2750 is the top level entry in the series and features nine expansion ports to enable secure connections to the devices’ administrative interfaces. All products in the Tracker 2700 series incorporate security features designed to complement and enhance existing network infrastructure security. In addition, a secure program development and runtime environment allows our products to run custom applications that deliver value-added administrative services within voice and data networks. See Tracker Technical Specifications.

Expansion Cards
The following expansion cards are available for the Tracker 2750. Please contact us if you have any unique requirements.

• Modem Card
• Ethernet Card
• Serial Card
• Contact Closure Card

Physical Specifications Unit Size: Width 260 mm (10.25") x Height 44 mm (1.75") x Depth 216 mm (8.5") Weight: 2.14 kg (4.7 lbs) Power: +9v DC supplied by external AC adapter

Designed to work on all North American and European Union PSTN networks.

• Single or dual 10/100MB Ethernet card
•Single or dual V.92 modem card
• Single or dual serial RS-232 card with RJ45 interface
• Contact closure card for 8 devices
• Linux based OS
• 96MB — 1GB data storage
• Local console port
• Space for nine expansion cards

Secure Remote Access
Secure access to the administrative interfaces of network devices can be established with any or all of the following capabilities

Username / Password – An unlimited number can be setup. Profiles for each individual user can be established to control which devices and/or applications can be accessed.

Restricted Answering - The Tracker 2750 can be programmed to only accept PSTN communications from specific phone numbers or ranges. A built-in packet filtering firewall can be used to restrict Ethernet access to specific IP addresses.

Two Factor Authentication (AES) - Connection to the 2750 over a dial up link must be made using a Tracker 2720 modem having the same 64 character key. This uses AES technology to encrypt a challenge and response session.

PPP Session - Uses the industry standard dial-up networking protocol.

PPTP VPN Tunnel - The Tracker 2750 can act as a VPN endpoint, supporting the Microsoft point to point encryption scheme.

Remote Power Management
Network devices can be remotely power-cycled (in conjunction with an intelligent power controller), either individually, collectively or sequentially.

Configuration Management
Equipment configuration files can be automatically backed up by the Tracker 2750; these can be remotely accessed and restored by an authorized administrator if required.

Data Storage
Data such as CDR’s from a PBX or logs from a router or sensor can be stored for later remote collection.

Auditing
The Tracker 2750 records session activity to provide an audit trail of access and operation.

Alarm Management
The Tracker 2750 can be used to detect, filter, and report alarm data (SNMP and non-SNMP). Alarms can be forwarded to one or more management centers.

Health Check
The Tracker 2750 is able to check the basic status of devices on TCP/IP networks. After a set number of failures, an alert can be generated and delivered over IP or dial up connections using SNMP or ASCII format.

Environmental
In conjunction with an an external probe (such as a Tracker 2610 or other approved device), environmental conditions such as
temperature and humidity can be monitored that trigger alerts when defined thresholds are crossed. External devices such as an uninterruptible power supplies and physical security systems can be monitored via contact closures.

Fraud Detection
The Tracker 2750 checks SMDR data in real time against user defined criteria looking for possible fraudulent traffic. An alarm is sent when a pre-determined toll fraud signature is detected; the alarm includes the last call record that triggered the alert.