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Enterprise Wireless “Thin” vs. “Thick”

Enterprise Wireless “Thin” vs. “Thick”. Highlighting the strategic advantages of a switched thin access point wireless system. Thin Access Point Architecture AP Discovery.

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Enterprise Wireless “Thin” vs. “Thick”

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  1. Enterprise Wireless“Thin” vs. “Thick” Highlighting the strategic advantages of a switched thin access point wireless system

  2. Thin Access Point ArchitectureAP Discovery Access Points are placed wherever Wi-Fi coverage is required, and attached to any port in the nearest wiring closet. Access points automatically discover the Bluesocket WLAN controllers across layer 2 segments or layer 3 networks, establish a secure control tunnel and user data tunnel, download their configuration, scan each channel for noise & interference, receive channel and power assignment from the controller, and power up into service. User data tunnels & control tunnels Corporate Intranet Layer 2 / Layer 3 Bluesocket Access Points

  3. Thin Access Point ArchitectureSecure Mobility Bluesocket’s patent-pending Secure Mobility technology gives mobile users wireless access to corporate networks and the Internet while moving across subnets. Secure Mobility gives users freedom to work where they choose - letting them roam seamlessly across networks, even while using IPSec tunneling, without the need to re-authenticate. Secure Mobility Matrix GRE Tunnel Subnet A Subnet B 168.1.1.1 168.1.1.1

  4. Thin AP Architecture AdvantagesLocation Services BlueView allows adminstrators to create location and coverage maps by importing floor plans and locating Access Points and Sensors on the map. Via BlueView’s secure web interface, administrators can graphically visualize WLAN coverage on the actual floor plan and see power, channel, RSSI and AP user loads in real-time. BlueView’s patent-pending location technology provides complete location information to indicate where users, rogue APs or WLAN attackers are, thereby enabling you to quickly find and resolve security issues. • One Click on client or AP • Locates client/AP on floor plan • BlueSecure Access Points provide • location data to BVMS • Find rogue APs and wireless attackers • Support E-911 requirements

  5. Old Way – Manual Static RF Configure AP and manually make changes “if” you know about issues in the RF environment Reactive – “Wireless is Slow”, “Wireless doesn’t work” Not predicable for low latency applications like VoIP New Way - DynamicRF™ Automatic AP channel and power adjustments to avoid noise, interference and neighbors Self-Healing to correct for AP Failures Client Load Balancing across APs Fast Roaming with 802.11i key caching (PMK) Provides support for converged Voice, Video and Data Thin AP Architecture AdvantagesDynamicRF™

  6. DynamicRFTM in action RF channel “1” RF channel “2” RF channel “3” When a new AP is added to an existing network, DynamicRF adjusts channel assignments and transmit power levels for optimal performance and coverage A sample network of a Bluesocket Controller and 3 Bluesocket access points A new Bluesocket access point is added to the network The Bluesocket controller optimizes channel settings The Bluesocket controller optimizes power settings Existing access points are at full power The new access point powers up

  7. Thin AP Architecture AdvantagesRogue AP Scanning & Containment Built-in RF IDS allows Bluesocket Access Points to find and contain Rogue APs that threaten the security of your network. By scanning the airwaves, BlueSecure APs can also detect and alarm on rogue clients, ad-hoc networks and a host of WLAN DoS and spoofing attacks to extend your visibility into the RF spectrum. Eavesdropper DoS Attack Wired Device with WLAN card in ad-hoc Rogue AP

  8. Bluesocket offers the most comprehensive Set of authentication options available Multiple authentication methods IPSec (DES, 3 DES, AES) Digital Certificates, Pre-shared key L2TP over IPSec PPTP Browser-based Auth (SSL) 802.1x, WPA (LEAP, PEAP, TLS, TTLS, FAST), WPAv2 Mac-based authorization Multiple Authentication Servers & Types 802.1x RADIUS, LDAP, and Active Directory Windows Domain Transparent Windows Login Transparent 802.1x Login Secure Tokens Kerberos Cosign, CAS, Pubcookie SirsiDynix Thin AP Architecture AdvantagesCentralized Authentication

  9. Thin AP Architecture AdvantagesCentralized Authorization Bluesocket’s unique role-based approach provides convenient management of privileges for each category of users. BlueSecure Controllers match user permissions to your organizational structure. IT Administrators can define destinations, services, user locations, time/date schedules, and available bandwidth to control which users have access to each resource. Multiple service and destination groups simplify policy creation and reduce the complexity and cost of administration of large-scale networks. A real deployment require more roles than just “employees” and “guests” * Integrated into Bluesocket controllers

  10. Feature Comparison

  11. Feature Comparison, continued…

  12. Delivering open, secure, scalable enterprise-class WLAN solutions

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