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- Network Deployment Guide
7. Captive Internet Portals
In WiFi connected mode the Arrive AirPoint does not provide access to captive internet
portals. Providing internet or network access in WiFi enterprise or campus LAN’s will require
a WPA /WPA2 security key to be available for configuring on the Arrive AirPoint device. If
your infrastructure supports and mandates captive internet portals, you will need to discuss
and set-up a bypass policy for Arrive AirPoint devices to access the internet. One of the ways
to achieve a bypass of a captive portal would be to exempt the MAC address of network
attached Arrive AirPoint clients.
8. Mounting Tips for Arrive Wireless Media
Gateways and Hubs
8.1 Device Placement
Where you should place your Arrive AirPoint and Arrive MediaPoint wireless BYOD supported
devices depends primarily on the location of where connected users will be most likely to be
situated. Other considerations that will affect the location are nearness to power and also
the distance from the HDMI capable display that you will connect the device to, as the length
of the HDMI cable affects the quality of visual experience. Depending on these locations and
dependencies, you should find the position best suited for locating the Arrive device based
on the model that you have purchased.
Figure 11: Wall-mounting for AAP-1011-BYMG
It is recommended that the AirPoint devices be installed on a location where the reset button
can be easily reached. Models come with a wall-mounting bracket for easy installation, and
the antenna can be adjusted as required.
In general the Arrive MediaPoint hubs are meant to be furniture mounted on podiums and
table-tops, therefore the natural location of these models are a given. The AirPoint and
