Trapeze Networks MX-2XX-U32 Datenbogen
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Key Features
Scalability and Reliability
Number of managed Mobility Point access points
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From 32 to 192 depending upon the licensing options ordered
Platform Reliability
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Redundant Power Module as standard
Network Reliability
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EtherChannel™ load-shared, redundant links
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Spanning tree and per-VLAN spanning tree (PVST+)
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Resilient network attachment via any MX port
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N:1 and N:N redundant MX capabilities
Security
Authentication
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Supports complete local AAA authentication, including 802.1x, as primary or backup to a centralized AAA server
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Supports multiple AAA server groups and can load share across multiple AAA servers or within a server group
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Generates and manages X.509 digital certificates
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Assigns and enforces per-user authorization policies that are managed centrally from the AAA back-end
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Authorizations include virtual private group membership, personal firewall filters, time-of-day/day-of-week access, encryption type,
and location-specific policies
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IEEE 802.1x with multiple EAP types (TLS, PEAP/MSCHAP, TTLS)
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WebAAA, MAC, Open
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Wi-Fi WPA2 Enterprise certified
Encryption Key Management
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Encryption distributed in Mobility Point access points
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MX generates master and session keys
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Provides key management for each encryption technique
Management and Control
Management access
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Command Line Interface (Console serial port, telnet, SSHv2)
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WebView web access (https)
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SSL, XML (to RingMaster®)
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SNMP v1, v2c, v3
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Syslog support for system monitoring
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Detailed audit logging for change control
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Remote packet capture ability for advanced troubleshooting
RF Management
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Automated MP Power/channel auto-tuning
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Dynamic Frequency Selection compliant (DFS3)
User management and statistics
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Detailed per user session RF accounting statistics management
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Tracks the location, roaming history, virtual private group, network addresses, state, activity, errors, usage and other attributes
by user name, session, VLAN, user group or other
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Provides per user audit trail and charge-back capability through the accounting component of AAA
MP management and control
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Configures and controls MP access points; controls third party APs
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Boot, configuration and management model compliant with the IETF CAPWAP architecture
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MX is categorized as an access controller (AC) that supports direct, switched, and routed connections
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Enable Data forwarding in MX or in MP with Smart Mobile technology
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Multiple MXs provide resilient control