Netgear WC7600v2 – ProSAFE Wireless Controller 사용자 설명서

This section includes the following subsections:

Before you install any wireless controllers, determine the following:

Number of access points required to provide seamless coverage

Number of licenses required to cover all access points that must be managed

Number of wireless controllers required

802.11 frequency band and the channels that are optimal for WiFi usage

We recommend that you perform a site survey:

To determine the current RF behavior and detect both 802.11 and non-802.11 noise, run 
a spectrum analysis of the channels of the site.

To determine the maximum throughput that is achievable on the client, run an access 
point-to-client connectivity test.

Identify potential RF obstructions and interference sources.

Determine areas where denser coverage might be required because of heavier usage.

These sections assume that you deployed at least one wireless controller in your network 
and are ready to configure the wireless controller. For information about how to deploy the 
wireless controller in your network, see your model’s installation guide, which you can 
download by visiting 

For many configurations, you can use the default WiFi settings. The IP address, VLAN, 
DHCP server, client authentication, and data encryption settings are specific to your 
environment. Following are short sections that describe these settings (except for IP address 
settings, which are self-explanatory). For information about how to configure these settings, 
see the relevant sections.

The management VLAN is the dedicated VLAN for access to the wireless controller. All traffic 
that is directed to the wireless controller, including HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP, and SSH traffic, is 
carried over the management VLAN.

If the management VLAN is also configured as a tagged VLAN (the most common 
configuration), the packets to and from the wireless controller carry the 802.1Q VLAN header 
with the assigned VLAN number. If the management VLAN is marked as untagged, the