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SmartPath Wireless: the Technology
How SmartPath works.
SmartPath uses a collaborative control design based on the same
architectural premise behind dynamic routing protocols used by WANs
and the Internet, and the Spanning Tree protocols of LANs: By distributing
the control and data plane, redundancy and optimization are built into the
system, and by centralizing management functions, the entire system can
all be run from one location even from the cloud.
This collaborative design enables multiple APs in the SmartPath
network to be organized into groups, or clusters. These clusters of APs
”talk" to one another, sharing control information and enabling fast
Layer 2/Layer 3 roaming and seamless mobility for users, cooperative
RF management, higher security, resiliency, and more.
SmartPath APs discover each other no matter if they’re connected
to each other over a wired network or linked wirelessly. When neighboring
APs are found with the same cluster or mobility credentials, the APs build
secure connections to each other. They then use special protocols to
provide best-path data forwarding.
This way, APs can dynamically route around any problems or failures,
and adding another site is as simple as adding another AP. You never need
to upgrade to a higher-capacity controller when you have to add one or
more APs.
What’s more, the SmartPath network architecture is more reliable
and higher performing and more suitable for voice-over-wireless LAN
than most controller-based architectures.
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SmartPath EMS Virtual Management Appliance Software
(LWN600VMA) installed on server;
Also Available: Cloud-Based Service (LWN600CM-1 or LWN600CM-3)
Enterprise Switch
Indoor AP
(LWN602A)
Hardened AP
(LWN602HA)
Wired Infrastructure
Corporate Enterprise APs Used in
Wired/Wireless Mesh Network
Mobile Users
Hardened AP
(LWN602HA)
Indoor AP
(LWN602A)
Indoor AP
(LWN602A)
Switches
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Optimized for real-time traffic, 720p video, and VoIP
great for voice over wireless LAN (VoWLAN).
»
Advanced controller-less architecture improves network
performance and saves you money.
»
Incorporates legacy 802.11a/b/g wireless devices with
no degradation in 802.11n performance.
»
APs work together to improve speed and redundancy.
»
APs are easy to manage from the cloud- or Virtual
Management Appliance-based SmartPath Enterprise
Management System.
»
APs work as intelligent, self-aware devices within
a distributed, self-healing mesh network.
»
Supports Gigabit Ethernet links to a wired network.
»
Scalable from one AP all the way up to a wide-area
wireless network with thousands of APs.
»
Secure with access enforced by per-user policies and SLAs.
»
Uses advanced WIDS and wireless VPN communications
for secure, seamless roaming.
»
PoE-powered APs for reduced power infrastructure needs.
»
Resilient. No bottlenecks, no single points of failure.
»
Uses collaborative APs instead of controllers.
»
Enables secure, fast Layer 2/Layer 3 (L2/L3) roaming.
» Supports
HT20/HT40 High-Throughput (HT) and
A-MPDU/A-MSDU frame aggregation.
» Standard or
hardened AP models available.
The SmartPath architecture.
Unlike ordinary wireless systems, in which APs function as accessories
to the wired network, SmartPath is designed as an equal partner to the
wired network, making it a practical way to provide wireless across your
organization.
First, SmartPath APs work much like the intelligent, smart switching
devices found in today’s wired networks, devices that actively sort packets
and send them only to where theyre needed either to an attached
node or to another switch or router for forwarding.
SmartPath APs sort and send the same way, broadcasting packets
wirelessly, whether it’s to a nearby Wi-Fi laptop user, passing them on
to another access point in a wireless mesh arrangement, or sending
them through the wired network to another endpoint.
It’s really smart and not something you’ll likely find on today’s
average wireless APs, which function more like legacy network hubs
and act only as interfaces to the wired network without making any
decisions about where to send packets.
Plus, for seamless mobile user connectivity, SmartPath anticipates
motion and proactively tracks users moving from AP to AP. This provides
continuous coverage for voice or video applications without an interruption
in service or having to connect and authenticate to each new AP. This is
done automatically and is transparent to the end user.
Also, advanced circuitry and algorithms enable older 802.11a/b/g
devices to share the network without slowing down 802.11n devices.
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