Teldat bintec W2003n 5510000324 User Manual

bintec W2003n

29.11.2013

Subject to technical alterations

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bintec W2003n (5510000324)

W2003n, WLAN Access Point with a dual concurrent radio module according
802.11abgn (2.4/5 GHz) Mimo 2x2, 2 Gigabit ETH, PoE, integr. Antennas, incl.
wall/ceiling mounting, incl. WLAN Controller license for Master AP, shipment
without 100-240V wall adapter

Roaming at Client Mode

No roaming, normal roaming, slow roaming, fast roaming, user defined roaming

Client Management

Client overload protection (to much clients) and shifting of clients to other APs, if threshold is
reached.

Airtime Fairness

Prevent performance limitation by slower or distant clients, which block the network

Client Band Select

Shifting of clients to 5 GHz band

Roaming

Seamless roaming with IAPP (Inter Access Point Protocol), support according 802.11f

Buffer pool

For cushioning of peaks

WMM 802.11e QoS

Data prioritization for TOS data, 802.11e/WMM

WMM 802.11e power save

Support of active WLAN clients, which support 802.11e power save.

U-APSD

Unscheduled Automatic Power Save Delivery: this functionality contributes significantly to raise
battery life of Voice-over-WLAN end devices

Internet dialup

PPPoE, PPTP (works at stand-alone operation or with WLAN controller, not at Master AP operation)

NTP

NTP client, NTP server, manually (works at stand-alone operation or with WLAN controller, not at
Master AP operation)

DNS

DNS client, DNS server, DNS relay (works at stand-alone operation or with WLAN controller, not at
Master AP operation)

DHCP

DHCP client, DHCP server, DHPC relay (DHCP Server and DHCP Relay works at stand-alone
operation or together with WLAN controller, not at Master AP operation)

HotSpot

Requires a license. Works in WLC mode or in stand-alone operation, but not in Master-AP operation.

WLAN operation mode

Bridgelink (Point-to-multipoint) with up 8 links

WLAN operation mode

Transparent WLAN client to connect directly ethernet devices

WLAN operation mode

WLAN Access Point (Managed Access Point; Master Access Point for 6 Aps; Standalone Access Point;
Standalone Access Point + Bridgelink Master)

WLAN

WLAN = Radio off; WLAN = Stand alone Access Point; WLAN = Managed Access Point; WLAN =
Master Access Point for 6 APs

Certifications

Wi-Fi 802.11abgn Certified