Bedienungsanleitung D-LINK DWL-3260AP BROCHURE 1

[. . . ] DWL-3260AP AirPremier G Indoor Wireless Access Point For Business-Class Environments + Smoke Detector Shape for Mounting on Ceiling + Ideal for Indoor Deployments + RP-SMA Connector for Optional External Directional Antenna The D-Link AirPremier DWL-3260AP is a powerful and reliable wireless access point for business-class enterprise environments. Designed for indoor installation, this access point provides advanced functions including 108Mbps Turbo speed, security, Quality of Service (QoS), and Power over Ethernet (PoE) for network administrators to deploy a highly manageable and robust wireless network. [. . . ] NAP allows network administrators to define multiple levels of network access based on the needs of individual clients. If a client is identified outside of their access area, the client will be automatically brought back to their permitted network access level. WDS (Wireless Distribution System) Support. To maximize total return on investment, the DWL-3260AP can be configured to operate as an access point (AP mode), a point-to-point bridge or a point-to-multipoint bridge (WDS mode). In the AP mode, the DWL-3260AP uses its built-in omni-directional antenna for multi-angle coverage. In the WDS mode, the DWL-3260AP can be mounted on a high wall and externally fitted with an optional directional antenna through its SMA connector. Users will disable the built-in antenna through a slide switch, and the DWL3260AP will communicate only with wireless bridges, using the external directional antenna, without allowing wireless clients or workstations to access them. Increased Network Flexibility and Efficiency. The DWL-3260AP supports multiple SSIDs, allowing you to separate applications based on security and performance requirements. You can enable encryption and authentication on one SSID to protect private applications and no security on another SSID to maximize open connectivity for public usage. Multiple SSIDs means you can mix and match the broadcasting of SSIDs. For public Internet access applications, you can broadcast the SSID to enable user radio cards to automatically find available access points. [. . . ] D-Link is a registered trademark and AirPremier is a trademark of D-Link Corporation/D-Link System Inc. All other trademarks belong to their proprietors. Release 04 (April 2009) [. . . ]