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TRAINING Contents 1. Key Selling Points 2. Key features 3. Wireless Management feature list 4. Planning and designing 5. Deployment Methods 6. Maintenance Methods 7. Q& A 8. Questionnaire EnGenius Wireless Management Switch Series Max


  1. TRAINING

  2. Contents 1. Key Selling Points 2. Key features 3. Wireless Management feature list 4. Planning and designing 5. Deployment Methods 6. Maintenance Methods 7. Q& A 8. Questionnaire

  3. EnGenius Wireless Management Switch Series Max Max Max PoE PoE Power PoE Model MCU RJ45 SFP 802.3 802.3 Housing APs Support Ports Budget Type af at 1U 13” 230mm, EWS5912FP 20 RTL8380M 10 2 af/at 8 8 4 130w Internal Metal 1U 19” 260mm, EWS7928P 50 RTL8382M 24 4 af/at 24 12 6 185w Internal Metal 370w Int./Redunda 1U 19” 310mm, EWS7928FP 50 RTL8382M 24 4 af/at 24 24 12/24 /740w nt Metal 1U 19” 410mm, 50 RTL8393M 48 4 af/at 48 48 24 740w Internal EWS7952FP Metal

  4. Supported Wireless Access Points EnGenius EWS Wireless Management Switch supports a wide portfolio of standard EnGenius Dual- Band access points allowing customers to choose the most suitable access points for their needs, whether indoors or outdoors, and even mixing models to provide the best wireless coverage, as well as an upgrade path for future models as technology advances. Product No. Wireless Standard Product Description EWS210AP 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz Wireless N300 Managed Indoor Access Point EWS310AP 802.11a/b/g/n Dual Band Wireless N600 Managed Indoor Access Point EWS320AP 802.11a/b/g/n Dual Band Wireless N900 Managed Indoor Access Point EWS360AP 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Dual Band Wireless AC1750 Managed Indoor Access Point EWS660AP 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Dual Band Wireless AC1750 Managed IP55 Outdoor Access Point EWS860AP 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Dual Band Wireless AC1750 Managed IP68 Outdoor Access Point

  5. Key Features Low total cost of ownership Integrated AP Controller and L2 PoE Switch functions in one powerful platform. Reduce overall operational expenses by simplifying network deployment, operations, and management of wireless network. No additional license needed. Simple to use, simple to manage Centralized management, quick setup, easy to configure user friendly GUI, no need for an IT expert to install. Scalable centralized wired/wireless network architecture Manages up to 50 Wireless APs per switch, EWS also takes the role of a full featured L2 PoE Switch. Robust wired/wireless security • 802.1X Authentication • Access Control Lists • SSL Certificate Management One click troubleshooting and management • Intelligent diagnostic for APs • Bulk firmware upgrading

  6. Neutron Wireless Management Feature List Wireless Network Management - Manage up to 20 Access Points - AP Auto Discovery and Provisioning - AP Auto IP-Assignment - AP Cluster Management Wireless Configuration - Remote AP Rebooting - AP Device Name Editing - AP Radio Settings - Band Steering - Traffic Shaping - AP Client Limiting - Fast Handover - Fast Roaming - Guest Network - Mesh Network (Phase 2) - Wireless Security (WEP , WPA / WPA2 Enterprise, WPA-PSK / WPA2- PSK) - VLANs for Access Point - Multiple SSID

  7. Neutron Wireless Management Feature List Wireless Network Monitoring - AP Status Monitoring - Wireless Client Monitoring - Wireless Traffic and Usage Statistics - Visual Topology View - Floor Plan View - Map View Wireless Network Security - Secure Control Messaging - SSL Certificate Management - Local MAC Address Database - Remote MAC Address Database (RADIUS) - Unified Configuration Import/Export - Intelligent Diagnostic - Bulk Firmware Upgrade

  8. APPLICATION SCENARIOS

  9. Application Scenario – Outdoor Surveillance EWS7928P / EWS5912FP / EWS7952FP PoE+ L2 Wireless Management Switch

  10. Application Scenario – Hospitality WiFi Multi floor building with rooms aligned side by side EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS7928P / EWS5912FP / EWS7952FP PoE+ L2 Wireless Management Switch

  11. PLANNING AND DESIGNING

  12. Planning with EWS Planning with EWS is simple by using the visual monitoring method. With the ability of combining the topology with floor view it enhances the usage of applying diagram to indicate the location of the Access Points.

  13. Planning with EWS Web Interfaces Using the floor View, images of layout can be imported and allow the indication of the position of the Access Point

  14. Planning with EWS Using the Map View which uses google map, it allows ease of Outdoor application. Access Point can be emplace to indicate the position. Default location of map is Taiwan until the EWS is able to get a gateway to the internet to set its actual location at site.

  15. Manage APs with Ease: Cluster Management Cluster A Cluster B The system can group a variety of wireless settings into single repository so users can just assign this collection of settings to specific AP upon discovery. It will save time on tedious repeated configuration steps on individual settings and allows for fast deployment .

  16. Planning with EWS – Clustering Methods EWS7928P / EWS5912FP / EWS7952FP PoE+ L2 Wireless Management Switch EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP Indoor Cluster Mode Outdoor Individual Mode Outdoor Individual Mode Outdoor Individual Mode Outdoor Individual Mode Outdoor Individual Mode Outdoor Individual Mode

  17. Power Budget planning Initial setup using Power Budget to calculate the number of Access Point which is link the to EWS Wireless Management Switch PoE Switch Power EWS Switch Budget EWS210AP EWS310AP EWS320AP EWS5912FP 8 ports 130Watt 8 8 7 EWS7928P 24 ports 185Watt 15 10 24 EWS7928FP 24 ports 370Watt 24 24 20 EGS7952FP 48 ports 740Watt 48 40 48

  18. Scaling number of Access Point to EWS switch Multi tier scaling of Access Point is still manageable with the EWS wireless management switch EWS7928P / EWS5912FP / EWS7952FP / EWS7928FP EGS7228P / EGS5212FP PoE+ Layer 2 Switch AP EGS5110P / EGS2110P / EGS2108P PoESmart Switch AP AP EWS310AP AP EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP AP AP EWS310AP Power + Data Connection AP Data Connection EWS310AP

  19. Scaling number of Access Point to EWS switch This network deployment managed up to 170 APs. Please note that the EWS Switches manages the AP based on “1 st come 1 st serve” basis . Therefore, the 171th AP which that is “plugged” in last cannot be managed. EWS7928FP 50 EWS7928P EWS7952FP 50 50 EWS5912FP 20 EGS7228P / EGS5110P / EGS2110P / EGS5212FP EGS2108P PoE+ Layer 2 PoESmart Switch Switch EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS310AP EWS320AP EWS310AP EWS320AP EWS310AP EWS320AP Power + Data Connection Data Connection

  20. Fast Handover Behavior of any wireless Client - Once it is associated to the 1 st AP, it will “STUCK” to it unless it disconnect itself. RSSI level can be set to facilitate wireless clients to handover to adjacent AP(s) with better signal. This feature can assist to maintain the best available signal quality across multiple AP within the wireless network. RSSI:<(-70dBm) RSSI:-60dBm

  21. Site Survey – Indoor Site Survey Tools - InSSider First step to site survey using InSSider to conduct surround scan to check what channels have been used before implementing fast handover or any implementation of POC. NOTE: If the 2.4GHz radio is set to “Auto”, it will scan in sequence of 1,6,11 While for 5GHz, it will scan all available channels depends on the country domain that you set.

  22. Site Survey for Fast Handover Step 1: Set one AP at RSSI at -70dBm. Start walking from the AP. Using InSSider to scan the AP coverage beyond the preset -70 dBm eg. -75dBm AP1 AP1 -75dbm RSSI set at: -70dBm

  23. Site Survey for Fast Handover Step 2: Setting up 2 nd Access Point to determine the coverage for the 2 nd AP with overlap at preset Fast Handover setting AP1 AP1 AP2 -75dbm AP2 -75dbm RSSI:-70dBm RSSI:-70dBm

  24. Site Survey for Fast Handover Step 3: Using a portable device, moving from AP 1 to AP 2 browsing of internet and video streaming should gives a smooth transition with no lag on image. NOTE: To verify the site survey, please use a Smart phone (with InSSider APPS). AP1 AP1 AP1 AP2 -60dbm -75dbm AP2 AP2 -60dbm -75dbm RSSI:-70dBm RSSI:-70dBm Overlapping Zone RSSI:-70dBm

  25. Fast Roaming With fast roaming, a full authentication method is required to establish the initial client connection, after which the fast roaming technique can subsequently be used when roaming between APs to minimize perceptible delay during re-association (by distributing and caching PMKSA on neighbor APs). The techniques optimizes latency-sensitive applications such as wireless voice over IP (VoIP).

  26. Fast Roaming This Method of Needs a RADIUS Server to facilitate the authentication. NOTE: Fast Roaming only works with Encryption WPA/WPA2 Enterprise and above.

  27. High Density Wireless Network Using EWS to control wireless Access Point in High Density area such as Auditorium with 320 seats by using Band Steering, Client limitation and traffic shaping. Distributing maximum 54 wireless client to each AP Calculations:  Total Bandwidth : 20M  No. of AP : 6  Bandwidth allocated per AP: 3MB  Client allocated per AP: 54  Client allocated per radio band: 27

  28. Traffic Shaping Traffic shaping allows you to limit the upload and download speed at the AP’s LAN port and also speed allocated to each RADIO bands. 2.4GHz 5GHz Download Upload

  29. Traffic Shaping Using Traffic shaping to control the bandwidth of the Access Point in the cluster to allow even distribution of the allowable bandwidth. Recommendation: You may want to limit upload speed.

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