WIRELESS SWITCH WS2000 Integrated Wired and Wireless Networking for Branch Office and Small/Medium Enterprises
The WS 2000 Wireless Switch from Motorola is the first integrated wired and wireless networking solution, priced and designed to meet the needs of small to medium enterprises and branch offices-from retail stores, warehouses, coffee shops and restaurants to libraries, satellite offices and more.
This powerfull all-in-one solution that simplifies and reduces the costs of managing wired and wireless (802.11a/b/g) networks on a small to medium scale. The integrated router, gateway, firewall, Power-over- Ethernet (PoE) and more eliminate the cost of purchasing and the complexity of managing multiple pieces of equipment.
Support for Wi-Fi Multimedia extensions (WMM) and SIP Call Admission Control enables the WS2000 to provide peak performance for even the most demanding applications, including voice and video.
• Switch-based centralized upgradeable architecture • Integrated router, gateway, Power-over Ethernet, firewall, NAT, DHCP server VLANS and WAN connectivity • Support for 802.11a, 802.11b and 802.11g • Centralised remote management • Enterprise-class security • SIP Call Admission Control
Solutions 1 WS2000 with 2 AP300
(802.11a/g; Internal Antenna) and US Line Cord 1 WS2000 with 2 AP300
(802.11g; Internal Antenna) and US Line Cord
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RFS 4000 SERIES 802.11n integrated Services controller
A converged platform of features &
The RFS4000 is a fully integrated 802.11n wireless services controller, 802.11n access point, wired switch with 5 POE ports rolled into one, with IPSEC VPN/firewall/ WIPS security, RADIUS & DHCP server, location & RFID engines, 3G failover, and more.
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Wi-NG Operating System — delivering a unified voice, data and RF management platform. Improve business process flow with one platform for wireless voice, video, data and multiple RF technologies
Wireless Intrusion Detection/Protection System The integrated IDS/IPS provides defense against over-the-air attacks by leveraging the sensing capabilities of AP300/ AP51x1/AP7131.
Real Time Locationing System (RTLS) Provides rich locationing services to enable real-time enterprise asset-tracking through support for 802.11, RFID and third party locationing solutions.
Role-based wired/wireless firewall Secures and protects the wired and wireless network against attacks and unauthorized access at Layer 2 and Layer 3 with stateful inspection.
3G Wireless for WAN Backhaul Support for 3G wireless cards to backhaul WAN traffic when the primary WAN Link fails.
Enhanced End-to-End Quality of Service (QoS) Enhances voice and video capabilities; prioritizes network traffic to minimize latency and provide optimal quality of experience; SIP Call Admission Control and Wi-Fi Multimedia Extensions (WMM-Power Save) with Admission Control.
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RFS6000 Wireless RF Switch
Wireless LAN switching and voice communications platform for medium to large enterprises.
The RFS6000 delivers on the promise of the wireless enterprise, providing the performance, security, resiliency and scalability required to support medium to large companies. Streamline your operations through the delivery of carrier-grade mobile voice and data inside and outside the enterprise walls.
And reduce the cost of mobility through a powerful, comprehensive feature set that includes Motorola’s Wireless Next Generation (Wi-NG) architecture, Wi-Fi and RFID; Adaptive AP technology, 3G/4G wireless broadband backhaul, rich locationing services, high data rate connectivity through 802.11n with Mesh support, comprehensive layered security, centralized management and many Motorola-unique mobility features.
Packet Forwarding: • 802.1D-1999 Ethernet bridging; 802.11-.802.3 bridging; 802.1Q VLAN tagging & trunking; proxy ARP; IP packet steering-redirection
Supported access ports and access points: • AP300 (802.11a/b/g); L2 and L3 deployments with static IP support • AP51X1 802.11a/b/g Adaptive AP mode and • AP7131 802.11a/b/g/n Adaptive Mode Access Points
RFS 6000 Kit Switch 8 Ports RFS6000 24 Port Wireless RFS6000 Zero Port Wireless
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RFS7000 Wireless RF Switch
Get the performance and scalability you need to propel your large, high-bandwidth wireless network. Built on Motorola’s Wi-NG architecture, the RFS7000 enables campus-wide roaming across subnets with a wireless switch that improves failover capabilities, enhances quality of service, increases voice capacity and provides superior security.
The RFS7000 is intended for large scale, high bandwidth enterprise deployments. It is designed to handle from 8,000 to 96,000 mobile devices, up to 256 802.11 dual-radio a/b/g access ports, up to 3000 dual-radio a/b/g APs in a cluster and is 802.11n ready. Failover capabilities and cluster management provide high availability. In addition to providing enterprise- class performance, the RFS7000 is designed to support seamless mobile access to multiple RF networks. Interfaces to locationing systems simplify asset tracking throughout your network, while Layer 3 roaming and external fixed/mobile convergence (FMC) solutions allow personnel to seamlessly roam from subnet to subnet, and from cellular to Wi-Fi networks.
Features: • Single-point control lowers the overall cost of deployment and administration
• Multi-core/multithreaded design handles as many as 5,000 mobile devices, up to 256 802.11 a/b/g access ports or 50 802.11n access ports, and up to two Gbps of encrypted traffic • Security without sacrificing performance via intrusion detection, an IPSec VPN gateway, secure guest access and protection against denial-of-service attacks
RFS-7000 Wireless Switch. 64 ports RFS-7000 Wireless Switch. 128 ports RFS-7000 Wireless Switch. 256 ports
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