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With the future demise of Securitel and the need for a higher secure form of monitoring
ART Security have committed to providing the latest technological answer to this problem.
Introducing Multipath Monitoring which
utilizes all
facets of the modern communications network – Internet, GPRS, PSTN.
ART Security provides the ultimate protection of your critical assets
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If a smart intruder should attack your system’s weakest link
ie. the telephone line between your system and the monitoring centre, then the
latest in secure monitoring Multipath Monitoring
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 affordable, high security monitoring for commercial and domestic premises
can be added to most existing alarm systems
integrity checks every 90 seconds – primary path
multiple supervised alarm communications paths
reduced phone costs and unwanted alarms
typically less expensive than Securitel
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With a Multipath Stu alarms are sent to the
monitoring centre even if your telephone lines are cut. The Multipath
Stu automatically switches between multiple communications routes including
Ethernet, GPRS and PSTN lines greatly maximising the chances that your alarms
will be reported.
Furthermore, this
method checks in with the ART Monitoring Centre at least every 90
seconds, so you have up to the minute confirmation that your premises are safe
ensuring Peace of Mind.
ART’s Multipath Monitoring alternative ensures your security system is
capable of providing you with the optimum level of security
cover at an affordable price
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Multipath-IP Stu Setup Information
The Multipath-IP Stu
is an IP (Internet Protocol) based communications system for back to base
monitoring of alarm systems. The Multipath-IP Stu requires an Ethernet connection with access to the public
internet. Alternatively a dual GPRS Multipath Stu can be installed where no internet connection is available.
Many system administrators have concerns over security and stability when using third party
devices on their network, particularly when those devices are required to be
exposed to the public Internet. The purpose of this document is to outline security, data usage and network
requirements for the Multipath-IP system.
The Multipath-IP Stu communicates with our monitoring centre using fully encrypted (128bit AES)
data packets, this includes the transfer of configuration data during the
initial configuration. AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is the current world standard for strong encryption, and
is considered by security experts to be computationally secure for many years to come.
Typical alarm data packets are only 60 bytes in length. Typical data usage is less than four Megabytes per month, which in
modern computing terms is effectively negligible.
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Installation Requirements
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