M2M One IPX – M2M Wireless IP Networking Services
IPX - Point-to-Point
M2M One’s IP Wide Area Network (IPWAN) is a high quality fully managed service that delivers static IP addresses to your M2M devices. Our turn-key static IP value added service is backed by Australia’s largest mobile telecommunication operator and their world class infrastructure.
Description: Turn-Key Private Network
IP Addressing: Private Static IP
PDP Authentication: Simple Authentication
VPN Access: –
IPXClient - Remote Client
M2M One’s remote VPN client solution provides secure access into your IPX network from a laptop or PC with any internet connection.
Description: IPX network with Client to Site IPsec remote access
IP Addressing: Private Static IP
PDP Authentication: Simple Authentication
VPN Access: Yes
IPXVPN - VPN Access
M2M One’s VPN (Virtual Private Network) solution is a direct pipeline into your IPX network, and provides seemless remote access and secure data transfers between your remote wireless devices and your organisations head office or any permanent site.
Description: IPX network with Site to Site IPsec remote access
IP Addressing: Private Static IP
PDP Authentication: Simple Authentication
VPN Access: Yes
How does it work?
M2M One IPX - Point-to-Point
This network diagram shows a typical use case, utilizing IPX from M2M One each device is given it’s own private static IP address.
With a unique static IP address assigned to each device, all devices within a network can communicate with each other privately and directly.
IPXClient - Remote Client
This network diagram shows a typical use case, utilizing IPXCLIENT from M2M One. Each remote device is given it’s own private static IP address and can either communicate directly with a remote 3G/4G modem with a M2M One SIM installed, or they can use a remote VPN client to talk directly to a host server over the public internet.
IPXVPN - VPN Access
This network diagram shows a typical use case, utilizing IPXVPN from M2M One. Each remote device is given it’s own private static IP address and can either communicate directly with a remote 3G/4G modem with a M2M One SIM installed, or they can use a secure IPSEC VPN tunnel to talk directly to a VPN co-coordinator and be passed through your company intranet.
Need some help?
Still not sure what network set up is right for your M2M/IoT device? Or maybe you just want to talk through some options.
Feel free to contact M2M One any time for help.