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The MOX PoE add-on can be used to provide power to the Turris MOX router over ethernet without having to use a separate power cable. It connects to the MOX A (Basic) module which is part of all MOX configurations. It is compliant with IEEE standards 802.3at and 802.3af. Modularity MOX offers dozens of different module combinations. Design a device that meets your requirements and don’t pay for anything that you don’t need. Open source Openness Thanks to the open code, you know exactly what the software does. The hardware schematics are publicly available online. Overview The source code is typically inspected by experts all over the world, which means that bugs are found and fixed quickly. Development OpenWrt software has been in development for a long time and is updated by a large community of developers. Extensibility The repositories contain additional software that can expand your use of the device even further. Security Automatic updates With MOX, you are always running the latest firmware with all of the security patches. You don’t have to worry about anything. Data in the security of your home Every Turris MOX device can be used as a shared network storage, so you’ll have your data under control. Identification of possible attacks MOX can identify suspicious data streams and send information about them to the Turris headquarters. All you have to do is to enable this feature to improve your protection. Distributed adaptive firewall The Turris headquarters compares data recieved from thousands of connected routers and if it identifies an attack, updates are sent right away to all Turris devices. Distributed adaptive firewall - There is malicious traffic trying to get into your network from the internet and infect your devices. Fortunately, the Turris router is capable of monitoring all the traffic. - When the Turris router detects suspicious traffic, it sends its fingerprint into the Turris headquarters. The information is evaluated there, compared with data from other Turris routers and in case an attack is detected, a protection is prepared. - A new security fix is created and distributed to all Turris routers. Thus the users help to protect each other by sharing information about new security threats. - Your home network, containing many devices often without any resistance to outside attacks, is protected. 25 ethernet ports at once Even such a switch can be built from MOX. All you have to do is connect three MOX E (Super Ethernet) modules and a MOX D (SFP) module for optical connection to the MOX Start set. Private cloud Why give your sensitive data to third parties and pay for the privilege of doing so? Create your own cloud on your MOX (based on Nextcloud). Parental control Protect your children against inappropriate content. The PaKon tool allows you to monitor the activity of selected devices in your network. Easy VPN With MOX, you can set up an encrypted connection to your corporate or home network with a few clicks. Network-attached storage (NAS) A MOX with the USB 3.0 port can be used as a shared network repository and easily become your media server. No unnecessary LEDs If you’re not a fan of blinking panels, you will appreciate that MOX has just one small LED and you can turn even that one off. Not a single screw You can take the device apart and put it back again without any tools in 10 seconds. Integrated antennas No ugly antennas in your office or home. The antennas are hidden inside the device, yet still powerful enough. Adapter on the cable The adapter is not on the plug, but on the cable. This keeps the remaining sockets free.
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TURRIS RTMX-APOE Turris MOX PoE Add-on
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The MOX PoE add-on can be used to provide power to the Turris MOX router over ethernet without having to use a separate power cable. It connects to the MOX A (Basic) module which is part of all MOX configurations. It is compliant with IEEE standards 802.3at and 802.3af. Modularity MOX offers dozens of different module combinations. Design a device that meets your requirements and don’t pay for anything that you don’t need. Open source Openness Thanks to the open code, you know exactly what the software does. The hardware schematics are publicly available online. Overview The source code is typically inspected by experts all over the world, which means that bugs are found and fixed quickly. Development OpenWrt software has been in development for a long time and is updated by a large community of developers. Extensibility The repositories contain additional software that can expand your use of the device even further. Security Automatic updates With MOX, you are always running the latest firmware with all of the security patches. You don’t have to worry about anything. Data in the security of your home Every Turris MOX device can be used as a shared network storage, so you’ll have your data under control. Identification of possible attacks MOX can identify suspicious data streams and send information about them to the Turris headquarters. All you have to do is to enable this feature to improve your protection. Distributed adaptive firewall The Turris headquarters compares data recieved from thousands of connected routers and if it identifies an attack, updates are sent right away to all Turris devices. Distributed adaptive firewall - There is malicious traffic trying to get into your network from the internet and infect your devices. Fortunately, the Turris router is capable of monitoring all the traffic. - When the Turris router detects suspicious traffic, it sends its fingerprint into the Turris headquarters. The information is evaluated there, compared with data from other Turris routers and in case an attack is detected, a protection is prepared. - A new security fix is created and distributed to all Turris routers. Thus the users help to protect each other by sharing information about new security threats. - Your home network, containing many devices often without any resistance to outside attacks, is protected. 25 ethernet ports at once Even such a switch can be built from MOX. All you have to do is connect three MOX E (Super Ethernet) modules and a MOX D (SFP) module for optical connection to the MOX Start set. Private cloud Why give your sensitive data to third parties and pay for the privilege of doing so? Create your own cloud on your MOX (based on Nextcloud). Parental control Protect your children against inappropriate content. The PaKon tool allows you to monitor the activity of selected devices in your network. Easy VPN With MOX, you can set up an encrypted connection to your corporate or home network with a few clicks. Network-attached storage (NAS) A MOX with the USB 3.0 port can be used as a shared network repository and easily become your media server. No unnecessary LEDs If you’re not a fan of blinking panels, you will appreciate that MOX has just one small LED and you can turn even that one off. Not a single screw You can take the device apart and put it back again without any tools in 10 seconds. Integrated antennas No ugly antennas in your office or home. The antennas are hidden inside the device, yet still powerful enough. Adapter on the cable The adapter is not on the plug, but on the cable. This keeps the remaining sockets free.
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