Webinar NETGEAR - ProSafe Wireless Controller WC7600 , funzionalità e demo configurazione
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Algoritmo UFast™ per semplificare la gestione del firmware e per velocizzare il rilevamento degli Access Point Supporto fino a 50 Access Point con un singolo dispositivo Supporto fino a 150 AP con uno stack di tre Controller Roaming L2 e L3 con distribuzione completa per garantire prestazioni ottimali
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Webinar NETGEAR - ProSafe Wireless Controller WC7600 , funzionalità e demo configurazione
- 1. ProSAFE WC7600 Wireless Controller Funzionalità e Demo Configurazione Formazione Online Andrea Rossi Senior System Engineer andrea.rossi@netgear.com
- 2. Why a Wireless Controller? 2 Helps speed up deployment: • Easy User Interface - hiding sophisticated algorithms • Integrated planning tools: Predicted coverage per building / floor Helps stay connected: • Seamless L2/L3 fast roaming • Automatic load balancing and RF planning, incl. advanced QoS / Rate limiting Helps enforce comprehensive security: • RADIUS, Active Directory authentication • VLANs compliance, internal / external AAA server • Captive portal and Guest access management
- 3. Wireless Management Solution Scalability 3 Up to 2000 devices Up to 6000 devices 6000+ devices
- 4. Affordable, value based wireless management • Secure, enterprise class control • Scale from 20 to 150 AP’s • Full mobility / roaming support • Guest Captive Portal • Stack for redundancy / resiliency • 10 AP incremental license ProSAFE WC7520
- 5. Advanced, performance based wireless management • Secure, enterprise class control • Scale from 2 to 150 AP’s • Support up to 6000 devices • 802.11ac ready • Premium AP support • Stack for redundancy / resiliency • 10 AP incremental license ProSAFE WC7600
- 6. Advanced, high performance based wireless management • Secure, enterprise class control • Scale 2 - 200 APs per controller • Stack 3 Controllers to support upwards of 36,000 concurrent connections / redundancy • 802.11ac ready / Premium 11n AP support • 10, 50, 100 and 200 AP incremental license ProSAFE WC9500
- 7. When the WC7520 makes sense Basic, affordable centralised wireless management + Basic managed wireless is required, mainly for indoor coverage + Multimedia content is not a primary use case + There are no plans to upgrade to 802.11ac + There are no plans to deploy managed outdoor Access Points + Best fit is for small and medium organisations without a high concentration of users. Examples include • Small to mid sized hotels without a high concentration of wireless users / no conference facilities • Primary schools, kindergarten, assisted living centres, museums where wireless traffic usage is light 7
- 8. When the WC7600 makes sense High performance, centralised wireless management + Rich multimedia content over wireless is important + Dedicated ‘in-room wireless’ Access Points required (WN370) + Deployments with a high density / concentration of wireless clients + Premium AP management required (WNDAP620 / WNDAP660) + Automated service load balancing for heavily congested areas / peak usage needs / areas of high interference allowing traffic to move from 2.4 GHz to the less congested 5 GHz band + Migration to 802.11ac in the future is required + Outdoor Access Point management is needed in the future + Typical customer scenarios include hotels up to 150 rooms, high schools, colleges, campus or warehouse deployments where heavy wireless traffic is expected 8
- 9. When the WC9500 makes sense High performance, centralized wireless management + Rich multimedia content over wireless is important + Dedicated ‘in-room wireless’ Access Points required (WN370) + Deployments with a high density / concentration of wireless clients + Premium AP management required (WNDAP620 / WNDAP660) + Automated service load balancing for heavily congested areas / peak usage needs / areas of high interference allowing traffic to move from 2.4 GHz to the less congested 5 GHz band + Migration to 802.11ac in the future is required + Outdoor Access Point management is needed + Ideal targets: Hotels between 150-500 rooms, campus based schools and colleges with up to 6,000 students, campus and dense warehouse deployments – places where heavy wireless traffic is expected 9
- 10. Wireless Controller Licenses 10 SKU Description Controller WC7510L-10000S Wireless Controller License for 10 AP’s WC7520 only WC10APL-10000S Wireless Controller License for 10 AP’s WC7600 and WC9500 WC50APL-10000S Wireless Controller License for 50 AP’s WC9500 only WC100APL-10000S Wireless Controller License for 100 AP’s WC9500 only WC200APL-10000S Wireless Controller License for 200 AP’s WC9500 only
- 11. Pay As You Go Licensing Talk about clear pricing and TCO + What is it? + Each WC7600 and WC9500 comes with a default 2 starter AP license + To manage more than 2 AP’s, you need to order at least one additional license + What does this mean for my network? + Only pay for what you need, but you do need to remember to get the appropriate number of license needed (in block of 10 APs) 11 1 starter 2 AP license WC10APL 1 permanent 10 AP license 10 APs Managed
- 12. INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS 12 Key difference between the WC7520 and the WC7600 ProSAFE Access Point range compatibility WC7600 Initial configuration and set-up
- 13. Dimensions + WC7520 + (H) 43 mm x (W) 430 mm x (D) 260 mm 13 + WC7600 + (H) 43 mm x (W) 430 mm x (D) 440 mm For migration of WC7520 to WC7600, ensure sufficient clearance on the back
- 14. Ports + WC7500 + 4 x 10/100 Mbps (RJ-45) NETGEAR Proprietary and Confidential14 For migration of WC7520 to WC7600, ensure matching ports availability Most of the WC7520 connectivity is via single RJ-45 + WC7600 + 1 x 10/100/1000 Mbps (RJ-45) + 2 x 1/10 Gbps (SFP+)
- 15. License Management + WC7500 + Default: 20 AP’s + Additional: WC7510APL-10000S NETGEAR Proprietary and Confidential15 Remember to order at least one WC10APL-10000S as part of the WC7600 When WC10APL-10000S is installed, it will overwrite the 2 test AP licenses + WC7600 + Default: 2 test AP’s + Additional: WC10APL-10000S
- 16. WC7600 Wireless Controller Front view NETGEAR Proprietary and Confidential16 2 x 10G SFP+ 1 x 1G (RJ-45)
- 17. WC7600 Wireless Controller Back view 17 Dual power supplies (APS300W) Dual redundant fans N.B. optional redundant PSU
- 18. WNAP210 WNAP320 WNDAP350 WNDAP360 WN370 a/b/g/n(2x) Multi-BSSID Controller Managed Performance WNDAP620 WNDAP660 450 Mbps 3x3 802.11n Advanced Security Controller Managed Premium WN203 WN604 WAC120 Simple installation Basic security Standalone SOHO Access Point Diversity 18 WND930 300 Mbps 2x2 802.11n Advanced Security Controller Managed Outdoor
- 19. Supported ProSAFE Access Points Guide customers on numerous options 19 WC7520 • WNDAP360 • WNDAP350 • WNDAP380Rv2 (China only) • WNAP320 • WNAP210v2 WC7600/WC9500 • WNDAP660 • WNDAP620 • WNDAP360 • WNDAP350 • WNDAP380Rv2 (China only) • WN370 • WNAP320 • WNAP210v2 • WND930 Outdoor AP • 802.11ac Access Point (future)
- 20. WC7600 Simplified Installation + Heatmaps for best AP placement + Centralised f/w upgrades + APs default to managed mode on discovery + Distributed forwarding; in event of controller failure 20
- 22. Easy to use web GUI Comprehensive Dashboard 22
- 23. WC7600: Ufasttm Rapid AP discovery and set-up 23 ImageImageImage ImageImageImage Image Bottleneck + Ufasttm leverages multicast protocol rather than unicast for firmware management to aggregate file transfer to maximize available network bandwidth. + Algorithm falls back to unicast in network without multicast support Reduces set-up time, increases network scalability and improves management
- 24. Managed 3 x 3 AP + What is it? •Centralized management and orchestration of power and frequency of multiple WNDAP660 3x3 802.11n (450Mbps) AP’s + What does mean for my network? •Optimal deployment for deployments, e.g. classrooms needing reliable delivery of multi-media HD content for students in high tech learning environment 24 Rule of thumb: Design wireless network to support 30 concurrent clients accessing HD content (4 Mbps) with 3x3 (450 Mbps) AP
- 25. Fully Distributed Forwarding Improves scalability and reduces latency 25 Centralized architecture Bottleneck Latency Fully distributed architecture Signal only No bottleneck Data and signal signal Layer 2 Layer 3
- 26. ARP Suppression Maximizes airtime utilization 26 + ARP Suppression stops ARP broadcast packets from taking precious airtime by suppressing ARP packets on APs that do not have the specific clients in the range Who is Tom? I am Tom ARP More Airtime, Better User Experience
- 27. Highly Redundant Hardware + Redundant Fans and Hot Swappable Power Supply on an Enterprise grade chassis + Maximize uptime and increase redundancy 27
- 28. Highly Redundant Configuration + Redundant N + 1 Stacked Configuration + Stack up to 3 Controllers with one backup controller + Maximize uptime and increase redundancy 28
- 29. Bandsteering + What is it?* + Dynamically moves clients from a congested frequency (typically 2.4GHz) onto a less congested one (5GHz) + What does this mean for my network? + Adds capacity, by reducing network congestion for more balanced network bandwidth usage + Clients can be instructed to only join 5GHz even if 2.4GHz capable 29 *Available as Q214 firmware upgrade
- 30. Monitoring Page with Stacking enabled 30 3 controller stack # of AP up/down # of clients
- 32. Network-wide client statistics 32Footer use for Presentation Title or footnotes Easily searchable
- 33. Deliver a more efficient and balanced network experience + What is provided? + Most Active AP + Most Active Client + Most Active SSID + What does this mean for my network? + Most Active AP: Do I need to install more AP’s in this area? + Most Active Client: Are these clients using the network appropriately? + Most Active SSID: Is the traffic profile what I expected?
- 34. Captive Portal + Select Captive portal for wireless users to be asked for a login and password before allowing wireless network access
- 35. Secure Mobile Access Re-authentication Timeout + Set “Re-authentication Timeout” to X hours after which the Wi-Fi client will be redirected to the Web authentication page again to re-authenticate. 35
- 36. Layer 2 and Layer 3 Mobility 36 L3 network Server AP-1 AP-2 L2/L3 switch VLAN 20 L2/L3 switch VLAN 10 WC-1 WC-2