WLAN for companiesWith simultaneous dual-band use, PoE support, comprehensive management options, various operating modes and reliable safety features, the DAP -2610 1300 Wave 2 Dual Band Wireless AC PoE access point a professional solution for building wireless enterprise networks.Wireless technology for companiesThe DAP -2610 uses the 802.11ac Wave 2 standard and thus provides reliable high transfer speeds with maximum data rates of up to 1.3 Gbit/s (400 Mbit/s via the 2.4 ghz band and 900 Mbit/s via the 5 GHz band)*.Technology, which makes a differenceMU-MIMO creates the basis for this is that several devices at the same time a WLAN signal with a high bandwidth and data can be distributed more efficiently. Beamforming improved range and speed by the WLAN signal directly to the client sends. Band Steering connects each device in the network automatically with the best and less used available band and thus provides for the best possible connection.Internal RADIUS server and dynamic VLANWPA/WPA2 Enterprise can be connected with your existing RADIUS server or the built-in RADIUS server use and offers users the possibility to create your accounts on the device itself. Network Access Protection (NAP) supports the dynamic VLAN assignment for all wireless client authentication. Up to eight VLANs per band and the bandwidth control to facilitate further segmentation of network users.Controlled Guest AccessGuests can use a captive portal on your network. Through the combination of RADIUS authentication and dynamic VLAN can be access and bandwidth control.Several Operating ModesYou can adjust your DAP -2610 Access Point individually to the requirements of your wireless network: as an Access Point, Wireless Distribution System (WDS), WDS with Access Point or Wireless Client.Efficient Energy-saving functionsThe DAP -2610 has a built-in schedule function which the WLAN off when it is not needed. This feature reduces energy consumption and saves money.* Maximum WLAN transfer rate according to IEEE Standard 802.11 and 802.11ac. The actual data throughput may vary. Network conditions and ambient factors such as data volumes, construction materials and building structure as well as network overhead reduce the actual data transfer rate. Environmental factors can limit the range of the wireless signal. This text is machine translated.... More
