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Introduction
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VPN Passthrough:
The AP-2500 can support multiple PPTP and IPsec VPN sessions for subscribers. See
VPN/iNAT (Intelligent Address Translation)
for details.
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Support for Application Level Gateways (ALGs):
The AP-2500 supports Application Level Gateways (ALGs)
providing transparent access to subscribers for popular Web-based applications that do not work in typical
Network Address Translation (NAT) environments (see
Dynamic Address Translation (DAT)
for details). The AP
provides support for the following protocols:
–
H323 (protocol used by Microsoft NetMeeting)
–
Real Audio
–
SMTP
–
FTP
–
PPTP (for VPN connections)
–
IPSec (for VPN connections)
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Multiple Authentication Options:
To authenticate subscribers, you can use the Access Point’s Internal Web
Server (IWS), an External Web Server (EWS), or RADIUS. See
AP-2500 Authentication Methods
for details.
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SSL Support:
If using Internal authentication, you can copy your company’s digital certificates to the AP-2500 to
create HTTPS pages that provide end-to-end encrypted links between the AP and subscribers. See
Secure Socket
Layer (SSL)
for details.
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“Remember My Login” Cookie:
The Access Point can store a cookie in your subscriber’s Web browser to
facilitate future logins by the customer. See
Enabling Cookie Support
for details.
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Credit Card Module:
Provides a secure interface over SSL to enable billing via a credit card. See
Secure Socket
Layer (SSL)
and
Credit Card Services
for details.
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Billing Records Mirroring:
Access Points can send copies of credit card billing records to a list of external
servers that you specify. The AP assumes control of billing transmissions and the saving of billing records. By
effectively “mirroring” the billing data, the AP can send copies of billing records to predefined servers. Additionally,
if the primary and secondary servers are not responding, the AP can store up to 2,000 billing records. The AP
regularly tries to connect with the primary and secondary servers. When a connection is reestablished with either
server, the AP sends the cached information to the server. Customers can be confident that their billing information
is secure and than no transaction records are lost. See
Credit Card Mirroring
for details.
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Information and Control Console:
The AP can open a pop-up window on your subscribers’ Web browsers that
reports the amount of time remaining in the user’s account (if paid for by credit card) or allows the user to logout (if
using RADIUS to manage users). Also, the ICC supports multiple advertising banners that you can customize for
your hotspot. See
Information and Control Console (ICC)
for details.
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Logout Popup Window:
An alternative to the Information and Control Console (ICC), the AP can provide an
HTML based pop-up window. This windows features include displaying a single logo, displaying the session’s
elapsed/count-down time, and presenting an explicit Logout button. See
Goodbye Page
for details.
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Dynamic Billing Selection/Bandwidth Management:
With ICC enabled, subscribers can dynamically switch
between billing plans to increase or decrease their own bandwidth. See
Session Rate Limiting
for details.
•
Walled Garden:
You can provide unauthenticated users with free access to a limited number of Web sites as a
promotional tool. See
Passthrough Addresses
for details.
•
Portal Page and Home Page Redirection:
You can automatically redirect subscribers to the Web site of your
choice either before authentication (see
Portal Page
) and/or after authentication (see
Home Page Redirection
(HPR)
).
•
IP Upsell:
You can configure the AP-2500 to offer public addresses to power users at a premium price. See
DHCP
Server Configuration Options
for details.
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URL Filtering:
You can prohibit your subscribers from accessing specific Web sites based on a blocked list of
sites or domains entered by the administrator. See
URL Filtering
for details.
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International Language Support:
Allows you to define the text displayed to your Subscribers. The language you
select also determines the language encoding the Internal Web Server instructs the browser to use. See
International Language Support
for details.
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Intelligent Network Address Translation (iNAT):
supports multiple VPN connections to the same termination at
the same time. The same public IP address can be used as a source IP to support concurrent tunnels to different
termination devices, offering efficiency in the use of costly public IP addresses. See
INAT (Intelligent Address
Translation)
for details.