Trapeze Networks MXR-2 Mobility Exchange MXR-2-EU Data Sheet

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•  Multiple SSID support (64 per MP, 32 per radio)
•  Any mix of crypto and authentication per SSID
•  Any VLAN topology per SSID
•  Unique portal page per SSID
•  Private or shared authentication

•  SmartPass

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 enables fast and simple configuration for Guest access

•  64 web portals for customized user group profiles
•  GuestTunneling

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 to isolate Guest traffic across the corporate network

•  802.n ready. 
•  Direct Data Path Forwarding

™

 enables local switching of data traffic in  

the Mobility Point or forwarding of data to Mobility Point upstream or 
downstream.

•  Mobility Point configured by MX for Direct Data Path Forwarding

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•  Wireless backhaul (P-P, P-MP) and Wireless bridging (P-P, P-MP)
•  Enterprise Ethernet mesh service with Mesh Portal and Mesh Access Point 

Services with Direct Data Path support

•  Integrated control and management with indoor Smart Mobile services

•  WiFi based active RFID location technology (client and network based)
•  Integrated with Location appliance

•  Command Line Interface (SSH v2)
•  WebView

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 web access (https)

•  SSL, XML (to RingMaster

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) 

•  SNMP v, v2c, v3

•  Automated MP Power/channel auto-tuning
•  Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS)

•  Detailed per user session RF accounting statistics management
•  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

•  Categories selected by IT
•  Provides per user audit trail and chargeback capability through the 

accounting component of AAA

•  Configures and controls MPs; controls third party APs
•  Boot, configuration and management model compliant with the IETF 

CAPWAP architecture. The MX is categorized as an access controller (AC) 
that supports direct, switched, and routed connections.

•  Enable Data forwarding in MX or in MP with Smart Mobile technology
•  Multiple MXs provide resilient control

•  MP configured to switch data traffic locally or forwarded to the MPs 

downstream or upstream  

•  Optimizes network and MX capacity and performance 
•  Control retained in MX

•  Equalize the number of client sessions amongst groups of radios that have 

substantially overlapping coverage areas

•  Restore equality of numbers of sessions when an AP is added to a group or 

is brought back up after a transient failure

•  Allow a balanced group of APs to span multiple MX’s in a mobility domain

•  Enable client steering across bands for efficient usage of the available 

spectrum, and reduce network load on the congested 802.b/g band