HP E-MSM310, Руководство по управлению и настройке

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Introduction
Introducing the MSM3xx/4xx Access Points
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Introducing the MSM3xx/4xx Access Points
The HP MSM APs bring intelligence to the network edge, providing scalable, seamless
wireless access anywhere, anytime. They dispense multiple network services, enforce robust
security and deliver high performance client access, unlike thin or lite access points. An
integral component of HP Multi-Service Mobility solutions, MSM APs support a plug-and-play
automatic configuration and ongoing central control by HP MSM Mobility and Access
Controllers for the highest degree of configurability and ease of management.
Key features
Wireless
 Single-, dual-, and tri-radios
 802.11n and 802.11a/b/g
 Per-radio software-selectable configuration of the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency bands
 Plenum-rated or NEMA-rated enclosures for indoor and outdoor wireless coverage
 Self-healing, self-optimizing local mesh extends network availability to areas without an
Ethernet infrastructure
 802.3af Power over Ethernet or external power cord
Management
 Centrally controlled, configured and updated with a Mobility or Access Controller
 Auto-selection of RF channel and transmit power
 Per-client event log of association, security, and DHCP activities for easy diagnosis
 Packet capture on a VSC or LAN interface
 In autonomous mode, SNMP, CLI, and Web-based management interfaces for integration
with HP Mobility Manager or third-party, standards-based network management systems
 LLDP support, providing the ability to discover and exchange information with other
network devices
Security
 Enforcement of client authorization based on user credentials (802.1X/EAP), hardware
identifiers (MAC address, WEP key), and HTML login
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Hardware-assisted encryption using WPA2/AES (IEEE 802.11i), WPA/RC4 and/or WEP
 Dedicated RF sensor and dedicated client access eliminate time-slicing on the MSM325
and MSM335.
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Layer-2 client isolation per VSC
 802.1X supplicant for connection to a secure switch port
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Block access based on client station MAC addresses