D-Link Wireless N Quadband Unified Access Point
D-Link Wireless N Quadband Unified Access Point. Taux de transfert de donnĂ©es (maximum): 300 Mbit/s, Modulation: DBPSK, DQPSK, DSSS, OFDM, Certification: -FCC Class B, -CE, -C-Tick, -VCCI, -TELEC, -Wi-Fi, - ICES-003, -EN, -NCC, -CSA.. Protocoles de gestion: HTTP/HTTPS, SSH, SNMP, Syslog, Telnet. Technologie de cablĂąge: BASE-T. Type de connecteur Antenne: SMA. Consommation Ă©lectrique: 12W, Type d'alimentation d'Ă©nergie: DC The DWL-AP is D-Link's next generation Unified Access Point supporting the IEEE n standard. Versatile and powerful, this device can be flexibly deployed as a stand-alone 'fit' wireless Access Point or as a 'thin' managed Access Point (AP) manageable from a wireless switch such as D-Link's DWS-. Blazing wireless speeds n offers up to six times increased throughput when compared with existing a/g networks. By employing the DWL-AP today, you can prepare your business for the future generation of wireless devices and mobile applications. The DWL-AP is also fully backwards compatible with a/b/g clients. Green technology for advanced power saving The DWL-AP features scheduled and unscheduled Automatic Power Save Delivery (APSD). Unscheduled APSD (U-APSD) is a power management method that is more efficient than older Power Save Polling. The primary benefit of U-APSD is that it allows for the voice client to synchronize the transmission and reception of voice frames with the AP, thereby allowing the client to go into power saving mode when not sending or receiving packets. Furthermore, the DWL-AP is fully compliant with af even when operating at maximum power. Unlike n Access Points from other manufacturers that require PoE+ or at when enabling both radios, the DWL-AP thus showcases D-Link's continuous commitment to green technology. Intelligent 'Fit' Access Point The DWL-AP has everything on-board that enables network administrators to set up a secure wireless network and to connect to any Ethernet switch or router. Advanced wireless functions that the DWL-AP supports include: WEP data encryption, WPA/WPA2 security, client MAC address filtering, AP load balancing, QoS/WMM (Wireless Multimedia), and Rogue AP Detection. Security configuration settings can be locally stored on the DWL-AP itself. Wireless connections can easily be expanded by adding more DWL-APs or other a/g/n compliant APs to the site. With AP Clustering, up to 8 APs can form a cluster for convenient management and configuration of all APs. Businesses without complicated network requirements can therefore use the DWL-AP to get a wireless network set up and running without the need for any additional special hardware. 'Thin' AP centrally managed Alternatively, the DWL-AP can operate in conjunction with a D-Link DWS- unified wired/wireless switch. In this mode, multiple DWL-APs can connect directly or indirectly to the switch to provide unparalleled security and wireless mobility for wireless clients. Each DWL-AP will be continually tuned by the switch to provide optimal RF channels and transmission power for all mobile clients, giving them the best wireless signals in both 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz bands and uninterrupted wireless connectivity. In this mode, the switch automatically configures every connected âthinâ DWL-AP, so no configuration is necessary during installation. If a DWL-AP needs to be replaced, the replacement DWL-AP automatically inherits the same configuration, making the replacement process simple. Flexible Quadband Wireless LAN connectivity The DWL-AP delivers concurrent wireless performance in both frequency bands simultaneously. With Quadband connectivity, two wireless networks are effectively created, both running at full bandwidth, offering a significant increase in total network capacity. At the same time, the DWL-AP remains fully backward compatible with the b standard in the