The document discusses a new type of wireless access point called the AP 6511 802.11n Wall Plate Access Point. Some key points:
1. The AP 6511 is designed to be installed inside hotel rooms by snapping into place using existing wall wires, allowing for quicker and cheaper installation than traditional access points located in hallways.
2. Installing access points inside each room reduces co-channel interference between APs and makes wireless coverage and quality more consistent throughout each room.
3. The AP 6511 can be managed in independent, controller, or switch modes, allowing scalable management from 1-1000s of access points to meet the needs of hotels of all sizes.
The AP 6521 is a versatile single radio 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point with WiNG 5 intelligence. It offers high throughput, security, QoS, and site survivability services. The AP 6521 can serve as a virtual controller for up to 23 neighboring access points. It features a MIMO radio, superior receive/transmit sensitivity, and Gigabit Ethernet WAN port. Its WiNG 5 intelligence ensures local traffic forwarding along efficient paths without sacrificing security implemented at the access point.
The AP 6522 is a dual-radio 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point designed for small offices and retail locations. It can handle increasing numbers of Wi-Fi devices and bandwidth-heavy applications connecting to the wireless network. With its WiNG 5 intelligence, the AP 6522 offers high throughput, security, QoS services, and site survivability without requiring a controller. It can also serve as a virtual controller for up to 24 neighboring access points.
The AP 621 is a cost-efficient single radio 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point that combines WiNG 5 intelligence at the edge with a single radio design. When deployed with a wireless controller, it offers top performance along with security, QoS, and direct forwarding services at the edge without bottlenecking the wireless controller. Key features include support for 802.11a/b/g/n, device and network acceleration through four virtual LANs, gap-free security, and fast and easy deployment through automatic configuration.
The AP 6532 is a high performance dual radio 802.11n access point that offers higher throughput along with WiNG 5's direct forwarding, security, QoS services, and site survivability. It can serve as a virtual controller and coordinate up to 24 neighboring access points. It automatically optimizes power and channel selection for high quality access and mobility. It is designed to optimize network availability and continue running even if the connection to a local or remote controller is interrupted. It supports features like voice, locationing, hotspots, guest access, and device and network acceleration.
The AP 7131 is a tri-radio 802.11n access point that provides simultaneous wireless connectivity, security, and management capabilities. It offers high-speed 802.11n wireless connectivity at up to 600 Mbps per radio, gap-free security with 24/7 wireless intrusion protection sensing on two radios, and flexible operation as either a standalone access point or centrally-managed device. The AP 7131 provides a low-cost networking solution for a variety of business environments.
The document compares the Motorola WiNG5 wireless LAN architecture to traditional hub-and-spoke WLAN solutions. It finds that the Motorola solution provides significantly greater distributed functionality by keeping authentication, bridging, roaming, firewalling and RF interference handling local to each access point. It also demonstrates strong site and service survivability when the link to the main controller is removed. Testing showed the Motorola solution was dramatically more efficient with WAN bandwidth usage and exhibited greater scalability, supporting over 10,000 access points across 4,000 domains serving 100,000 clients from a single controller.
The AP-7131 is an 802.11n access point with 3 radios that provides high-speed wireless data, voice, video, mesh networking, and wireless intrusion prevention system (IPS) functionality. It delivers maximum wireless network throughput of up to 600 Mbps. The tri-radio design allows the device to dedicate radios to different functions like client access, mesh networking, and 24/7 wireless IPS sensing. It can operate as either a standalone access point or centrally managed by a wireless switch. The multi-functionality reduces costs by eliminating the need for separate devices and infrastructure to support different network services.
The AP 6521 is a versatile single radio 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point with WiNG 5 intelligence. It offers high throughput, security, QoS, and site survivability services. The AP 6521 can serve as a virtual controller for up to 23 neighboring access points. It features a MIMO radio, superior receive/transmit sensitivity, and Gigabit Ethernet WAN port. Its WiNG 5 intelligence ensures local traffic forwarding along efficient paths without sacrificing security implemented at the access point.
The AP 6522 is a dual-radio 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point designed for small offices and retail locations. It can handle increasing numbers of Wi-Fi devices and bandwidth-heavy applications connecting to the wireless network. With its WiNG 5 intelligence, the AP 6522 offers high throughput, security, QoS services, and site survivability without requiring a controller. It can also serve as a virtual controller for up to 24 neighboring access points.
The AP 621 is a cost-efficient single radio 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point that combines WiNG 5 intelligence at the edge with a single radio design. When deployed with a wireless controller, it offers top performance along with security, QoS, and direct forwarding services at the edge without bottlenecking the wireless controller. Key features include support for 802.11a/b/g/n, device and network acceleration through four virtual LANs, gap-free security, and fast and easy deployment through automatic configuration.
The AP 6532 is a high performance dual radio 802.11n access point that offers higher throughput along with WiNG 5's direct forwarding, security, QoS services, and site survivability. It can serve as a virtual controller and coordinate up to 24 neighboring access points. It automatically optimizes power and channel selection for high quality access and mobility. It is designed to optimize network availability and continue running even if the connection to a local or remote controller is interrupted. It supports features like voice, locationing, hotspots, guest access, and device and network acceleration.
The AP 7131 is a tri-radio 802.11n access point that provides simultaneous wireless connectivity, security, and management capabilities. It offers high-speed 802.11n wireless connectivity at up to 600 Mbps per radio, gap-free security with 24/7 wireless intrusion protection sensing on two radios, and flexible operation as either a standalone access point or centrally-managed device. The AP 7131 provides a low-cost networking solution for a variety of business environments.
The document compares the Motorola WiNG5 wireless LAN architecture to traditional hub-and-spoke WLAN solutions. It finds that the Motorola solution provides significantly greater distributed functionality by keeping authentication, bridging, roaming, firewalling and RF interference handling local to each access point. It also demonstrates strong site and service survivability when the link to the main controller is removed. Testing showed the Motorola solution was dramatically more efficient with WAN bandwidth usage and exhibited greater scalability, supporting over 10,000 access points across 4,000 domains serving 100,000 clients from a single controller.
The AP-7131 is an 802.11n access point with 3 radios that provides high-speed wireless data, voice, video, mesh networking, and wireless intrusion prevention system (IPS) functionality. It delivers maximum wireless network throughput of up to 600 Mbps. The tri-radio design allows the device to dedicate radios to different functions like client access, mesh networking, and 24/7 wireless IPS sensing. It can operate as either a standalone access point or centrally managed by a wireless switch. The multi-functionality reduces costs by eliminating the need for separate devices and infrastructure to support different network services.
SMART RF is an automated wireless network optimization tool that is built into Motorola's Wi-NG switch architecture. It simplifies network administration by dynamically selecting channels, power levels, and placements for detector radios. Unlike some solutions, SMART RF is conservative in its adjustments to minimize disruptions to voice calls and data sessions. It also increases capacity in dense areas and helps maintain coverage and performance in response to events like access point failures.
This document provides product specifications for the AP 622 dual-band wireless access point. The AP 622 features dual radios that can operate independently on the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. It supports high-performance 802.11a/b/g/n wireless networking and delivers security, quality of service, and mobility services when used with a wireless controller. The AP 622 is designed for reliability, ease of deployment, and cost-effective wireless networking.
This document provides an overview of wireless topologies, including:
- Wireless devices must use 802.11 standards for interoperability.
- Access points connect wireless networks to wired networks and allow wireless clients to connect.
- Antennas are selected based on the access point and desired coverage area.
- Topologies include basic service sets using a single access point, extended service sets connecting multiple access points to a wired network, and wireless bridges connecting networks in different buildings with a point-to-point configuration.
- Proper channel planning is important to minimize interference between overlapping wireless networks.
The document provides product specifications for the AP 7161 outdoor 802.11n mesh access point. Key features include providing ruggedized outdoor performance, 24/7 intrusion protection, and supporting WiNG 5 mesh networking capabilities. The AP 7161 is optimized for applications such as industrial/enterprise campus deployments, video surveillance networks, public safety networks, and smart grid utilities.
ShoreTel has a distributed IP architecture that was designed specifically for IP and allows businesses to easily scale across multiple locations with a single system image. It provides benefits like seamless functionality across sites, low total cost of ownership, ease of management through a single intuitive interface, and the ability to deploy modularly without forklift upgrades. In contrast, legacy phone systems have independent systems at each location with limited features between sites and higher management costs.
The document provides installation instructions for the Aruba AP-200 Series wireless access points. It describes key features of the AP-204 and AP-205 models including their support for 802.11ac/n WiFi standards, MIMO technology, and management through an Aruba controller. Installation involves mounting the access point, connecting it to power over Ethernet or an adapter, and then configuring it through the controller.
The Polnet ACP is an automatic call processor that allows up to nine telephony devices to share a single telephone line, eliminating extra phone lines and reducing costs by up to $400 per month. It automatically routes incoming calls to the appropriate device (phone, fax, modem) and provides security features like access codes to prevent unauthorized access to connected devices. In addition to cost savings, the ACP provides benefits like securing dial-up modems, automatic fax detection, and priority call handling for critical outbound calls.
This document provides an overview and refresher on key concepts in 802.11 wireless networking, including:
- Wireless communications fundamentals like how channels work and the importance of avoiding co-channel interference
- Factors that impact wireless performance like available channels, channel widths, transmit power levels, and signal to noise ratios
- How lower signal to noise ratios can cause clients to downgrade their data rates, impacting overall channel performance
- A brief discussion of access point planning and placement as well as client roaming behaviors
ShoreTel is a unified communications company founded in 1996 with headquarters in California and offices globally. They have over 11,000 customers in 27 countries and have experienced 48% annual revenue growth. Their solution provides a single platform for business communications including IP phone systems, contact centers, and unified communications. It offers powerful capabilities that are intuitive to use and manage while raising productivity and reducing IT resources.
The document summarizes the setup of an example campus network used to demonstrate an Aruba validated reference design. Key elements include:
- A data center with controllers, AirWave, servers and core switch.
- A distribution layer with two distribution switches connected to two Aruba controllers, with VLANs, VRRP and link aggregation configured.
- The controllers are deployed in an active-active redundant model with VLAN pooling across controllers to support failover.
- Network parameters like VLANs, IPs, DHCP scopes are defined for the controllers and distribution switches.
ShoreTel is a communications company founded in 1996 that provides unified communications solutions to over 9,600 customers worldwide. It offers a full suite of pure IP unified communications products including ShoreGear voice switches, ShorePhone IP telephones, and ShoreWare applications. ShoreTel prides itself on providing reliable, easy to use, and low total cost of ownership solutions.
This guide covers the deployment of Aruba remote access points (RAP) in fixed telecommuter and micro branch office sites, and it is considered part of the base designs guides within the VRD core technologies series. This guide covers the design recommendations for remote network deployment and it explains the various configurations needed to implement a secure, high-performance virtual branch office (VBN) solution with Aruba RAPs.
The document provides information about Aruba Mobility Controllers, including:
- It describes the operating model, management, network services, aggregation, and network access functions of the Mobility Controller.
- It introduces the various Mobility Controller models including the 7200, 6000, 3000, and 600 series. The 7200 can support the most devices and tunnels while the 600 is designed for small branch offices.
- It explains the master/local controller hierarchy where one master distributes configuration to local controllers to reduce administrative overhead.
The document provides release notes for Cambium Networks' PTP 600 Series System Release 600-10-04. Key updates in this release include: support for new 5.8 GHz frequency regions in Greece and Portugal/Iceland/Serbia; additional country support for existing 5.8 GHz regions; 30 MHz and 1 MHz channel bandwidth options; rationalized password complexity rule names; and security-related parameters included in configuration backups and restores. The release also introduces controls for lowest Ethernet modulation mode and installation mode. Several problems from prior releases were corrected.
This document provides a reference guide for the CLI (command line interface) of the Motorola WS2000 Wireless Switch. It describes the system and hardware overview of the switch. It then details the various commands available in the CLI, organized by functionality - common commands, admin commands, network commands for managing access points, default network settings, testing access points, and self-healing access point functions.
This document provides information on extended warranty programs for Motorola point-to-point wireless network solutions. It describes the standard 12-month warranty included with purchases and optional extended warranty plans that provide up to 5 years of additional coverage including equipment replacement and repair. The plans are designed to protect customers' network investments and provide flexibility in choosing the right level of equipment protection.
The Motorola CLP two-way radio is a lightweight and portable communication device designed for retail, hospitality, and restaurant environments. It features simple one-button operation, clear audio, and a long battery life in a durable and compact design. The radio allows teams to stay connected and responsive to improve customer service. Accessories like earpieces, batteries, chargers, and carry options enhance the radio's functionality.
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The AP 650 is an 802.11n wireless access point with dual-radio and multipurpose sensing capabilities. It provides fast and easy deployment through plug-and-play setup. Its intelligence is derived from a centralized switch/controller that automatically optimizes power and channel selection. The AP 650 allows for remote helpdesk support through wireless troubleshooting and security monitoring features. It provides gap-free security and high reliability through features such as firewalls, rogue detection, and automatic failure recovery.
The document discusses how installing 802.11n wireless access points inside hotel room walls using a wall plate access point can provide high quality Wi-Fi connectivity more quickly and cost effectively than traditional methods. It addresses how this unconventional approach improves on wireless local area network planning, installation, and management for hotels. Specifically, installing access points inside rooms simplifies planning by knowing the installation location in advance, speeds up installation which can be completed in minutes, and allows for scalable centralized management of a large number of access points.
SMART RF is an automated wireless network optimization tool that is built into Motorola's Wi-NG switch architecture. It simplifies network administration by dynamically selecting channels, power levels, and placements for detector radios. Unlike some solutions, SMART RF is conservative in its adjustments to minimize disruptions to voice calls and data sessions. It also increases capacity in dense areas and helps maintain coverage and performance in response to events like access point failures.
This document provides product specifications for the AP 622 dual-band wireless access point. The AP 622 features dual radios that can operate independently on the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. It supports high-performance 802.11a/b/g/n wireless networking and delivers security, quality of service, and mobility services when used with a wireless controller. The AP 622 is designed for reliability, ease of deployment, and cost-effective wireless networking.
This document provides an overview of wireless topologies, including:
- Wireless devices must use 802.11 standards for interoperability.
- Access points connect wireless networks to wired networks and allow wireless clients to connect.
- Antennas are selected based on the access point and desired coverage area.
- Topologies include basic service sets using a single access point, extended service sets connecting multiple access points to a wired network, and wireless bridges connecting networks in different buildings with a point-to-point configuration.
- Proper channel planning is important to minimize interference between overlapping wireless networks.
The document provides product specifications for the AP 7161 outdoor 802.11n mesh access point. Key features include providing ruggedized outdoor performance, 24/7 intrusion protection, and supporting WiNG 5 mesh networking capabilities. The AP 7161 is optimized for applications such as industrial/enterprise campus deployments, video surveillance networks, public safety networks, and smart grid utilities.
ShoreTel has a distributed IP architecture that was designed specifically for IP and allows businesses to easily scale across multiple locations with a single system image. It provides benefits like seamless functionality across sites, low total cost of ownership, ease of management through a single intuitive interface, and the ability to deploy modularly without forklift upgrades. In contrast, legacy phone systems have independent systems at each location with limited features between sites and higher management costs.
The document provides installation instructions for the Aruba AP-200 Series wireless access points. It describes key features of the AP-204 and AP-205 models including their support for 802.11ac/n WiFi standards, MIMO technology, and management through an Aruba controller. Installation involves mounting the access point, connecting it to power over Ethernet or an adapter, and then configuring it through the controller.
The Polnet ACP is an automatic call processor that allows up to nine telephony devices to share a single telephone line, eliminating extra phone lines and reducing costs by up to $400 per month. It automatically routes incoming calls to the appropriate device (phone, fax, modem) and provides security features like access codes to prevent unauthorized access to connected devices. In addition to cost savings, the ACP provides benefits like securing dial-up modems, automatic fax detection, and priority call handling for critical outbound calls.
This document provides an overview and refresher on key concepts in 802.11 wireless networking, including:
- Wireless communications fundamentals like how channels work and the importance of avoiding co-channel interference
- Factors that impact wireless performance like available channels, channel widths, transmit power levels, and signal to noise ratios
- How lower signal to noise ratios can cause clients to downgrade their data rates, impacting overall channel performance
- A brief discussion of access point planning and placement as well as client roaming behaviors
ShoreTel is a unified communications company founded in 1996 with headquarters in California and offices globally. They have over 11,000 customers in 27 countries and have experienced 48% annual revenue growth. Their solution provides a single platform for business communications including IP phone systems, contact centers, and unified communications. It offers powerful capabilities that are intuitive to use and manage while raising productivity and reducing IT resources.
The document summarizes the setup of an example campus network used to demonstrate an Aruba validated reference design. Key elements include:
- A data center with controllers, AirWave, servers and core switch.
- A distribution layer with two distribution switches connected to two Aruba controllers, with VLANs, VRRP and link aggregation configured.
- The controllers are deployed in an active-active redundant model with VLAN pooling across controllers to support failover.
- Network parameters like VLANs, IPs, DHCP scopes are defined for the controllers and distribution switches.
ShoreTel is a communications company founded in 1996 that provides unified communications solutions to over 9,600 customers worldwide. It offers a full suite of pure IP unified communications products including ShoreGear voice switches, ShorePhone IP telephones, and ShoreWare applications. ShoreTel prides itself on providing reliable, easy to use, and low total cost of ownership solutions.
This guide covers the deployment of Aruba remote access points (RAP) in fixed telecommuter and micro branch office sites, and it is considered part of the base designs guides within the VRD core technologies series. This guide covers the design recommendations for remote network deployment and it explains the various configurations needed to implement a secure, high-performance virtual branch office (VBN) solution with Aruba RAPs.
The document provides information about Aruba Mobility Controllers, including:
- It describes the operating model, management, network services, aggregation, and network access functions of the Mobility Controller.
- It introduces the various Mobility Controller models including the 7200, 6000, 3000, and 600 series. The 7200 can support the most devices and tunnels while the 600 is designed for small branch offices.
- It explains the master/local controller hierarchy where one master distributes configuration to local controllers to reduce administrative overhead.
The document provides release notes for Cambium Networks' PTP 600 Series System Release 600-10-04. Key updates in this release include: support for new 5.8 GHz frequency regions in Greece and Portugal/Iceland/Serbia; additional country support for existing 5.8 GHz regions; 30 MHz and 1 MHz channel bandwidth options; rationalized password complexity rule names; and security-related parameters included in configuration backups and restores. The release also introduces controls for lowest Ethernet modulation mode and installation mode. Several problems from prior releases were corrected.
This document provides a reference guide for the CLI (command line interface) of the Motorola WS2000 Wireless Switch. It describes the system and hardware overview of the switch. It then details the various commands available in the CLI, organized by functionality - common commands, admin commands, network commands for managing access points, default network settings, testing access points, and self-healing access point functions.
This document provides information on extended warranty programs for Motorola point-to-point wireless network solutions. It describes the standard 12-month warranty included with purchases and optional extended warranty plans that provide up to 5 years of additional coverage including equipment replacement and repair. The plans are designed to protect customers' network investments and provide flexibility in choosing the right level of equipment protection.
The Motorola CLP two-way radio is a lightweight and portable communication device designed for retail, hospitality, and restaurant environments. It features simple one-button operation, clear audio, and a long battery life in a durable and compact design. The radio allows teams to stay connected and responsive to improve customer service. Accessories like earpieces, batteries, chargers, and carry options enhance the radio's functionality.
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The AP 650 is an 802.11n wireless access point with dual-radio and multipurpose sensing capabilities. It provides fast and easy deployment through plug-and-play setup. Its intelligence is derived from a centralized switch/controller that automatically optimizes power and channel selection. The AP 650 allows for remote helpdesk support through wireless troubleshooting and security monitoring features. It provides gap-free security and high reliability through features such as firewalls, rogue detection, and automatic failure recovery.
The document discusses how installing 802.11n wireless access points inside hotel room walls using a wall plate access point can provide high quality Wi-Fi connectivity more quickly and cost effectively than traditional methods. It addresses how this unconventional approach improves on wireless local area network planning, installation, and management for hotels. Specifically, installing access points inside rooms simplifies planning by knowing the installation location in advance, speeds up installation which can be completed in minutes, and allows for scalable centralized management of a large number of access points.
The document discusses how installing 802.11n wireless access points in hotel room walls provides a quick and cost-effective way to provide high-quality Wi-Fi without the conventional costs and hassles of traditional access point installations. It describes how a Motorola AP 6511 wall plate access point can be installed in minutes by snapping it into place using existing CAT5/6 wires in the walls. This placement results in strong radio quality between rooms without requiring extensive site surveys or planning. The document then compares the traditional thinking around wireless local area network planning, installation and management with the new approach enabled by using wall plate access points.
The document is a product specification sheet for the AP-6511 Wallplate Access Point. It has the following key points:
1) The AP-6511 is a powerful 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi access point that can be easily installed in minutes using existing cabling.
2) It has a sleek low-profile design that blends well with hotel room aesthetics and supports robust WiFi coverage for 6-10 rooms.
3) The AP-6511 has flexible modular options, including a snap-on Ethernet module to add ports, and can operate as a controller for up to 25 additional APs, making it suitable for small facilities.
The document is a product specification sheet for the AP-6511 Wallplate Access Point. It has the following key points:
1) The AP-6511 is a powerful 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi access point that can be easily installed in minutes using existing cabling.
2) It has a sleek low-profile design that blends well with hotel room aesthetics and supports robust WiFi coverage for 6-10 rooms.
3) The AP-6511 has flexible modular options, including a snap-on Ethernet module to add ports and support for any keystone jack, allowing multiple services over a single AP.
The Motorola AP 6511 is a wall plate access point that provides 802.11n wireless connectivity for hotels and multi-tenant buildings. It has a modular design that allows for easy installation without additional cabling. Up to 25 AP 6511 devices can operate together without a controller to manage the network. The access point is designed to be installed over existing CAT5/6 cabling in each hotel room or unit.
The document discusses the Motorola AP 6511 802.11n wall plate access point for providing Wi-Fi services in hotels and multi-tenant buildings. The AP 6511 has a modular design that allows for easy and fast installation without needing to pull additional cabling. It can provide wireless access to up to 10 hotel rooms from each unit. The AP 6511 is suitable for hotels of various sizes and service levels, from limited service to full service luxury hotels.
The AP 650 is a thin, multi-purpose 802.11n wireless access point that offers simultaneous wireless LAN access and sensing. It has options for one or two radios and supports high throughput MIMO technology. It simplifies installation using standard Power-over-Ethernet and allows for fast and easy deployment by deriving intelligence from a wireless switch or controller. The AP 650 provides security features including firewall, authentication, and wireless intrusion prevention and offers remote helpdesk support capabilities.
The AP 6522 is a dual-radio 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point designed for small offices and retail locations. It can handle increasing numbers of Wi-Fi devices and bandwidth-heavy applications connecting to the network. With its WiNG 5 intelligence, the AP 6522 offers high throughput, security, QoS services, and site survivability without requiring a controller. It can also coordinate up to 24 neighboring access points.
The AP 6521 is a versatile single radio 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point with WiNG 5 intelligence. It offers high throughput, security, QoS, and site survivability services. The AP 6521 can serve as a virtual controller for up to 23 neighboring access points. It features a MIMO radio, superior receive/transmit sensitivity, and GigE WAN uplink port. The AP 6521 is designed to optimize network availability and reliability through automatic channel/power optimization and mobile user handoff between access points.
The document discusses a new wireless network architecture called WiNG 5 that provides distributed intelligence and direct routing between access points. This architecture allows for higher network capacity, resilience and coverage compared to traditional "hub and spoke" designs. It also reduces costs and provides more flexibility and easier management. Key benefits outlined include more satisfied users, simpler deployment, and support for more demanding applications like streaming video.
The document discusses a new wireless network architecture called WiNG 5 that provides distributed intelligence and direct routing between access points. This architecture allows for higher network capacity, resilience and coverage compared to traditional "hub and spoke" designs. It also reduces costs and provides more flexibility and easier management. Key benefits outlined include more satisfied users, simpler deployment, and support for more demanding applications like streaming video.
The document discusses Motorola's WiNG 5 wireless LAN solution. It highlights how the distributed intelligence architecture allows access points to directly communicate with each other to efficiently route traffic with full quality of service and security. This results in higher network capacity, resilience, and coverage compared to traditional hub-and-spoke architectures. The WiNG 5 solution also offers easier management, agility, and lower costs through features like automated configuration and reduced infrastructure needs.
The document discusses wireless local area networks (WLANs). It describes how an access point is used to connect wireless devices like laptops and desktops to a wired local area network. The access point bridges the wireless and wired networks. It also discusses the benefits of WLANs like providing mobility and reducing installation costs compared to wired networks.
The AP 7131 is an 802.11n wireless access point with three radios that allows it to simultaneously provide wireless client access, wireless backhaul/meshing, and wireless intrusion prevention system (IPS) functionality. It can operate as a standalone access point or be centrally managed. Key features include support for up to 600Mbps wireless speeds, self-healing mesh networking, integrated security capabilities, and flexible radio configuration.
The AP650 is a thin 802.11n wireless access point that offers simultaneous wireless LAN access and sensing. It provides full 802.11n performance using standard Power-over-Ethernet, supports fast secure roaming, and allows remote helpdesk support through wireless spectrum analysis and troubleshooting. The AP650 offers security features including firewall, authentication, and wireless intrusion prevention, and allows for easy installation and maintenance by deriving intelligence from a wireless switch/controller.
The document summarizes the key features and specifications of the AP-7131 tri-radio 802.11n access point. The AP-7131 is the first access point to support three radios, allowing it to simultaneously provide wireless client access, wireless mesh networking, and wireless intrusion prevention system (IPS) functionality. It offers high throughput wireless networking capabilities for voice, video, and data applications. Additional features include centralized management, wireless meshing, spectrum analysis tools, and integrated security functions like firewall, VPN, and wireless IPS. The document provides detailed specifications on the radio capabilities, operating environment, performance, management features, and security of the AP-7131.
The AP 621 is a cost-efficient single radio 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point that combines WiNG 5 intelligence at the edge with a single radio design. When deployed with a wireless controller, it offers top performance along with security, QoS, and direct forwarding services at the access point. It is designed to lower the cost of deploying and operating a secure, reliable 802.11n wireless network in branch offices or facilities.
The document discusses the Motorola AP 7131 adaptive access point, which features three radios that allow it to provide multiple concurrent services on a single device. This reduces costs compared to using multiple single-radio access points. Key features include supporting client access, mesh networking, and dedicated wireless intrusion prevention system sensing using the radios. The access point can operate in standalone mode for small/medium businesses or be centrally managed by a wireless switch/controller in larger environments. It provides security, wireless coverage, and performance comparable to wired networks at a lower cost than alternatives.
Cambium Networks is an industry leader in point-to-multipoint and point-to-point wireless broadband solutions. They have shipped over 4 million nodes totaling over $1 billion to networks in more than 150 countries. Their ePMP product line provides affordable and scalable wireless access networks through features like GPS synchronization, high scalability and consistent performance, interference mitigation technology, and effective quality of service capabilities.
The VX 9000 virtualized software-based wireless LAN controller combines the power of virtualization with Motorola Solutions' WiNG Controller. It provides centralized management of wireless networks through a single interface with high scalability, flexibility and advanced wireless services. Key features include integrated network security, the advanced WiNG 5 operating system, plug-and-play deployment, simplified licensing and infinite scalability through virtualization. It supports all major hypervisors and public/private clouds for maximum deployment flexibility at low cost.
The NX 7500 integrated services platform provides comprehensive management of up to 2,048 network elements through a single interface. It allows all network infrastructure to intelligently route traffic for maximum speed and throughput without congestion. The NX 7500 offers advanced wireless LAN performance for mid-sized and campus environments with features such as plug-and-play installation, hierarchical management, smart routing, BYOD support, and integrated security services. It provides flexibility and investment protection through modular upgrades.
The document discusses the challenges retailers face in supporting increased wireless applications and next-generation Wi-Fi in stores. It introduces the Motorola AP 8200 Series as a solution that provides high-performance wireless connectivity for customers and staff. The AP 8200 Series allows easy access, security, support for 802.11ac Wi-Fi, bandwidth for applications, and performance for many users. It provides flexibility, a cost-effective upgrade to 802.11ac, and features for security, environmental monitoring, location services, and more.
The document describes the innovative features of the Motorola AP 8222 wireless access point. It has a sleek design suitable for retail, office, and other customer-facing spaces. It provides dual-band 802.11ac and 802.11n wireless connectivity at speeds up to 1.3Gbps. Key features include advanced beamforming, gap-free security, and support for bandwidth-heavy applications like video calling. The access point is centrally managed through Motorola's WiNG 5 networking operating system.
The AP 8163 is a ruggedized outdoor mesh access point designed to withstand extreme weather conditions. It has three radios - two for client access across 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, and a third radio that can be used for wireless intrusion prevention scanning or dynamic frequency selection to avoid radar interference. The advanced WiNG 5 operating system allows the access points to self-optimize the network for best performance. Key features include powerful antennas for extended range, mesh networking for redundancy, and security features like firewalls and wireless intrusion prevention.
The document describes the features and capabilities of the Motorola AP 8122 3x3 MIMO 802.11n access point. It delivers high throughput to support enterprise applications including voice and HD video using 802.11n technology with standard 802.3af PoE. It has advanced features like load balancing, pre-emptive roaming, and dual band radios to increase network reliability, resilience, and security. The access point also supports advanced wireless capabilities such as voice over wireless, location services, and guest access controls.
The document describes the innovative features of the AP 7532 wireless access point. It provides the highest wireless speeds available with 3x3 MIMO and 256 QAM modulation on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz radios. It has a dual radio 802.11ac/802.11n design that provides a upgrade path to 1.3Gbps 802.11ac speeds while maintaining support for existing devices. It offers various advanced features like load balancing, security, sensor support and quality of service for voice. The access point is designed to deliver maximum performance at a low cost.
The AP 7502 is a dual-band 802.11ac wireless access point designed for installation in small spaces like hotel rooms. It has a compact wall-mount design, supports the latest WiFi standards, and includes features to ensure reliable connectivity even in challenging environments. Setup and management are simplified through zero-touch provisioning and both standalone and controller-based operation modes.
The document describes the innovative features of the AP 7522 wireless access point. It provides dual-band 802.11ac and 802.11n radios for high performance WiFi. It offers internal or external antenna options and can function as both an access point and wireless sensor. The access point provides security, load balancing, and other features to support mission critical applications on the wireless network.
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Wir erklären Ihnen, wie Sie häufige Konfigurationsprobleme lösen können, die dazu führen können, dass mehr Benutzer gezählt werden als nötig, und wie Sie überflüssige oder ungenutzte Konten identifizieren und entfernen können, um Geld zu sparen. Es gibt auch einige Ansätze, die zu unnötigen Ausgaben führen können, z. B. wenn ein Personendokument anstelle eines Mail-Ins für geteilte Mailboxen verwendet wird. Wir zeigen Ihnen solche Fälle und deren Lösungen. Und natürlich erklären wir Ihnen das neue Lizenzmodell.
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2. The AP 6511 802.11n Wall Plate Access Point
Wireless access points have been traditionally designed to provide wireless
service in relatively open spaces. While this works well in most homes and
offices, it faces challenges with regard to planning and installation in hotels and
other multiple dwelling unit facilities, which can affect quality of service and cost.
In this paper we will address a relatively unconventional means to quickly
and cost effectively overcome these challenges and provide high quality Wi-Fi
without the convention cost and hassle. The solution is simple – use a wall
plate access point that can be quickly snapped into place (in minutes, not hours)
on the wall inside the guest room using the existing CAT5/6 wires in the walls.
And because the wall plate location is at the end of the room with the lowest
attenuation (firewalls, firedoors, tile, mirrors, and water pipes), the radio quality
from room to room is very strong – all without requiring site surveys
and planning.
Since the wireless wall plate is rather unconventional, we’ll address how it
compares with the traditional thinking in each essential phase of wireless
(WLAN) planning, installation, and management.
Motorola AP 6511 802.11n wallplate access point
3. WLAN Planning – Get it right the first time
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TRADITIONAL THINKING
The goal of the site survey is to determine the optimal placement
of the minimum amount of access points to provide reliable
RF coverage.
Optimal placement is code for “where and how do I install this thing?”
Installation in the hallway
Traditionally, access points are installed in the hallways, and push the
power through firewalls, firedoors, and around mirrors. The site survey
needs to consider these factors and ensure coverage within the
guest room.
Hallway ceilings of a typical hotel are hardcap to meet fire code
regulations. The cost of installation in a hardcap ceiling can average
$400 per AP Another factor to consider is co-channel interference
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between APs with little attenuation between them. During the
site survey, this is usually ignored.
Because of these two factors — high signal attenuation and high installation cost — the physical placement of the access point is a critical
determinant of the wireless WLAN success.
If you make a mistake
A poor site selection for the access point is very difficult to correct. Typical corrective action usually involves a higher gain antenna or
relocating the installation site of the access point.
NEW THINKING
The goal of the site survey focuses on RF planning,
not physical installation
By installing the access point inside the guest room, the physical
placement is always known. Installation density is easy to control and
installation location is easy to change.
When the access point is installed in the room, co-channel
interference is greatly reduced. It’s easy to understand why: the walls
that attenuate the guest signal also prevent one access point from
interfering with another access point on the same channel.
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Pre-installation site surveys can now focus on the RF planning and not
the physical installation. This will lead to a more reliable site survey. If
the MDUs are constructed of multiple, repeating rooms, a simple site
survey can easily be replicated and adjusted on the fly.
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4. WLAN Installation – Bring out the hammer drill
TRADITIONAL THINKING
Plan one to three hours per AP for the physical installation,
depending on the ceiling access and cable routing.
Each hotel can require a different installation. Some hotels use
concrete construction, making installation in the hallway an arduous
task with ladders and hammer drills. The installation problems are
closely associated with the site survey already discussed. During the
site survey, it is equally important to pay attention to how the cables
will be run.
NEW THINKING
Repeatable, consistent installation routine
Consistency is the key to lowering installation cost. Service providers
will train their installation teams to follow a set routine and replicate
the procedure at every site.
The AP 6511 installation is simple:
1. Remove the existing structured wiring plate
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2. Install the Universal Bracket
3. Connect the pigtail RJ45 cable from the access point to the
structured cabling
4. “Hook and Snap” the access point to the bracket
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5. WLAN Management – 3. RF Switch managed. As the network size
increases beyond 25 AP 6511s, an RF switch
Does it Scale? is a cost effective, practical method to manage
the scalable network. Motorola RF switches will
TRADITIONAL THINKING manage hundreds to thousands of APs.
Use Independent APs when only a few are
installed. Use an on-premises RF switch as a 40% of the hotel market is comprised of Limited
single point of management for many APs. Service hotels with fewer than 100 guest rooms.
Considering the AP 6511 will serve 6 to 8 rooms
The problem with the traditional thinking is that (determined by hotel architecture), a total of 12 to 16
most hotels will fall into the donut hole between a APs will be used for the guest room network.
standalone managed access point network and a
controller based network. Many service providers opt If the hotel does not have meeting rooms, a few
to install the RF switch, and absorb the added cost. additional AP 6511s will be used for the business
center and lobby; for a total of less than 20 APs per
Limited Service hotel.
NEW THINKING Only Motorola Controller AP offers a central
Scalable Management from management solution that scales to this size network.
One to Thousands Controller AP code is included in each AP 6511.
The value of an RF controller based network is a Controller AP Features:
central point of management, and a central site from
which to optimize the packets in the network. The Device Management
RF controller provides a single point of command The controller AP is the central point of control for
and control, collects rogue AP data and optimizes configuration, firmware management, status and
voice over WLAN applications by pre-authenticating statistics. Reporting tools, network diagnostics,
devices as they roam across access points. These and auto-failover to a standby manager maintain the
key values should not be given up simply because a network availability.
facility is too small to justify the cost of the controller.
RF Management
The AP 6511 management is incremental, and cost Auto channel selection and transmit power
effective for each size hotel. The access point can adjustment remove complex tasks from the network
can be managed in one of three modes: installer and ensure minimal co-channel interference.
Quick start configuration, site survey assistance, and
1. Independent mode. Use a command line interface wireless IDS are all supported.
or web UI to manage the access point.
Client Management
2. Controller AP Any AP 6511 can be designed as
. Wireless clients are tracked and graphed along with
the controller AP to manage all other AP 6511s on proactive and reactive diagnostics. Wireless clients
the premises. The controller AP works for up to will enjoy the high uptime and performance of an
25 AP 6511s with auto-failover to a backup enterprise class network.
controller AP.
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