Description
The Teltonika RMS License Entry pack is the successor of the RMS 1 year license and ideal for customers who want to manage their Teltonika router remotely for a year.
With the new package from RMS it is now also possible to use the months / units of 1 pack for multiple routers, which gives you more freedom of choice. You can also use this pack of 12 months / units for a project with 3 routers during 4 months: 3 x 4 months / units = 12 months / units.
Centralized system: no installation or additional plug-ins required
- With RMS you can access your router fleet from a single, web browser-based interface. RMS is compatible with browsers on all platforms and requires no installation or additional plug-ins.
Save costs with over-the-air firmware (FOTA) and configuration updates
- Implement the desired configuration template or the new firmware version at the same time in multiple routers or groups of routers. This over-the-air bulk upgrade (FOTA) and configuration provides a considerable cost saving.
Security and accessibility: via VPN, also for routers without a public IP address
- Even routers without a public IP address can be managed remotely with RMS, which saves on system maintenance costs and increases their effectiveness. The communication between the routers and the main server is secured by a hard-coded OpenVPN connection, which requires no configuration and guarantees a safe exchange of data.
Maintenance and diagnostics
- Users receive information that helps them track and monitor the device through performance indicators such as temperature, signal strength, and other device data. For proactive diagnostics – for example, restarting devices, you can download special “troubleshooting” or system event files.
Reporting tools can help to improve the performance of your network
- RMS can help you improve the performance and efficiency of your network. It contains reporting tools with which you can have customized reports compiled. For example with elements such as availability of routers, performance and exceptions. If you know how your network functions, you can anticipate that.
