Unify AP 2630 L30250-F600-A986 Data Sheet
Product codes
L30250-F600-A986
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Dynamic Radio Management (DRM)
Each Enterasys Wireless Access Point supports DRM. Although DRM is
centrally managed and configured by the controller, DRM functions as a
fully distributed system managing channels and transmit power allowing
the WLAN infrastructure to adapt to RF interference (802.11 and
others), heavy channel utilization, and AP failures.
centrally managed and configured by the controller, DRM functions as a
fully distributed system managing channels and transmit power allowing
the WLAN infrastructure to adapt to RF interference (802.11 and
others), heavy channel utilization, and AP failures.
Full RF Survivability
With the combination of the VNS architecture and DRM, Enterasys
Wireless Access Points automatically adjust their settings to continue to
optimally service clients when adjacent APs fail or when the link back to
the controller fails.
Wireless Access Points automatically adjust their settings to continue to
optimally service clients when adjacent APs fail or when the link back to
the controller fails.
In addition, Enterasys Wireless APs can be configured to dynamically
redirect traffic to a secondary wireless controller if the primary wireless
controller fails. When the failover mode is enabled, APs automatically
register to both a primary and secondary wireless controller, ensuring
high availability of the WLAN service and robustness for real-time
applications.
redirect traffic to a secondary wireless controller if the primary wireless
controller fails. When the failover mode is enabled, APs automatically
register to both a primary and secondary wireless controller, ensuring
high availability of the WLAN service and robustness for real-time
applications.
Security
Enterasys Wireless APs provide strong encryption and authentication with
the use of 802.11i standards and captive portal.
the use of 802.11i standards and captive portal.
Enterasys Wireless APs can be configured as part time or full time sensors
to detect rogue APs or to detect and contain security threats with the Wireless
Management Suite (WMS) Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WIPS).
to detect rogue APs or to detect and contain security threats with the Wireless
Management Suite (WMS) Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WIPS).
In addition, each AP can be configured with a certificate enabling the AP
to authenticate to the wired network. The network is then fully protected
against attempted re-use of the Ethernet port by unplugging the AP and
connecting directly to the Ethernet cable, as a point of entry into the
corporate network.
to authenticate to the wired network. The network is then fully protected
against attempted re-use of the Ethernet port by unplugging the AP and
connecting directly to the Ethernet cable, as a point of entry into the
corporate network.
Quality of Service (QoS)
Enterasys Wireless APs support extensive functionality to ensure the
best service for all multimedia applications. Enterasys Wireless APs use
IP DiffServ/Precedence/TOS and 802.11e WMM to differentiate and
prioritize wireless traffic. On the wired side, IP DiffServ/Precedence/TOS,
and 802.1p are used to differentiate and prioritize traffic.
best service for all multimedia applications. Enterasys Wireless APs use
IP DiffServ/Precedence/TOS and 802.11e WMM to differentiate and
prioritize wireless traffic. On the wired side, IP DiffServ/Precedence/TOS,
and 802.1p are used to differentiate and prioritize traffic.
For 802.11 traffic, Enterasys Wireless APs support additional QoS
features including 802.11e TSPEC (Call Admission Control) and U-APSD
(automatic power save) to ensure high quality and power efficient
services for voice, video, and data applications.
features including 802.11e TSPEC (Call Admission Control) and U-APSD
(automatic power save) to ensure high quality and power efficient
services for voice, video, and data applications.
In addition, the original packet IP prioritization can be maintained on
both the wireless and wired networks by enabling the Adaptive QoS
mechanism. This feature allows tunneled and wireless packets to retain
their IP prioritization value end-to-end. Furthermore, Enterasys Wireless
APs allow IT managers to define custom mappings of different types of
prioritization schemes to ensure that user traffic is properly differentiated
when entering the wired network.
both the wireless and wired networks by enabling the Adaptive QoS
mechanism. This feature allows tunneled and wireless packets to retain
their IP prioritization value end-to-end. Furthermore, Enterasys Wireless
APs allow IT managers to define custom mappings of different types of
prioritization schemes to ensure that user traffic is properly differentiated
when entering the wired network.
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Previous investments in the Enterasys RoamAbout
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4102 Access Points
can be leveraged through software upgrades that enable Enterasys
Wireless operation.
Wireless operation.
Enterasys Wireless Access Points
Supported Features
AP2605
AP2610/2620
AP2630/2640/4102
AP2650/2660
AP3610/3620
Management
Standalone
Thin
Plug’n Play Installation
• Automatic Controller Discovery
• Centrally deployed configurations and
• Centrally deployed configurations and
upgrades
√
√
Needs to be
converted to
thin mode
√
√
√
Web Management and Configuration
√
√
√
√
√
√
Secure Remote Management
√
√
√
√
√
√
Number of SSIDs Supported
16
16
8
16
16
16
Security
Standalone
Thin
Security via WEP, WPA (TKIP), WPA2 (AES),
802.11i, 802.1X
√
√
√
(AP2630/40
do not support
802.1X)
√
√
√
VPN Support: IPSec, PPTP, L2TP
√
√
√
√
√
√
Rogue AP Detection mode
√
√
√
√
√
Rogue AP Sensor mode
√
√
(except
AP4102)