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| Which Avaya wireless models are available in market. |
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| There are 2300/ 2800 and 8100 series are available in market |
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| Which model support 802.11n. |
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| 2800 and 8100 series support 802.11n |
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| What is mobility domain.. |
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| User can move in wireless doimain without interrupt in services |
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| Can we configure Captive Portal on Avaya Wireless Devices ? |
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| For 2300 series, need to check.. although in 8100 it is configurable |
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| Does Avaya have Thick AP’s |
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| Avaya APs are configurable indepentently but does not have capability to work without controller |
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| What wireless ieee standard in market- what are bandwidth variation of them |
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| It is 802.11a/b/g/n |
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| Can we restrict access to users trying to connect to wireless? |
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| Yes user restriction is possible via ACL implementaion.. It can be done on VLAN/ IP/ MAC |
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| Is there any redundancy protocol available in Avaya wireless ? |
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| Yes.. VRRP/ HSRP/ ESRP can be configured for redundancy |
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| Can we configure radius server in avaya controller |
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| Yes external radius server can be configured |
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| Is the AP registration Manual or is there any automated process for discovering the same on controller |
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| It can be done by both way.. although in most of the scnerio DHCP is implemented |
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| What are the major differences between 2300 series & 8100 series of controllers ? |
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| There is big difference in both the model in terms of APs support, bandwidth and scalability 2300 can support till 120 APs where 8100 can support upto 512 APs |
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| Can we integrate the users authentication who connects the wireless, via Active Directory? |
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| Yes we can integrate the AD with wireless user authentication |
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| can we configure ACL Mac-Address Based to restrict some user authentication |
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| The L2-restrict feature can be configured on a per-VLAN basis to limit network access to a defined set of destination MAC addresses. This is typically used to prevent users from communicating with any other devices on the same subnet other than the default gateway. |
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| 10G interfaces are supported or not ? |
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| In 8100, it is supported |
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| What the latest standard other then A B G and N standard? |
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| At present N is the latest and mostly used although 802.11F and 802.11T and M are there but not in use |
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| AP that can be used are proprietary only or other vendors AP can also be used. ? |
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| APs are propritery, no other vendor AP can work with Avaya controller |
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| Do we require static configuration in access points . |
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| No it is not mandatory, although it is possible |
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| What is the highest throughput supported ? |
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| 8100 can support 300MBPS per user |
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| Is there a way we can use dual authentication for a user, like MAC address and RADIUS authentication via Avaya Wireless controller? |
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| Dual authenication is possible via implementing external server and ACL |
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| What is ESRP, in redundancy protocol? |
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| It is Extreme Standby Router Protocol, Extreme network’s redundancy protocol like VRRP |
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| RADIUS authentication for the users connecting to APs are supported or not? |
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| It is supported, user will get the network access only after successful radius authentication |
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| Does Avaya wireless Support ESRP? |
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| yes, VRRP/ ESRP and HSRP are supported |
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| Does Avaya Wireless Support 802.11ac? |
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| No, it is not supported |
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| What are new feature introduced in new model. |
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| The latest model 8100 can ssupport upto 512 APs, Expansion module for further scalability, 802.11N etc. support |
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| Do we have any management software, or configuration can be done through controller. |
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| It can be done in both way but configuration via Wireless managemnt software is easy |
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| Any license option is available for additional features. |
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| Yes, license is always required for additional AP support |
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| In 2300 do we have any other specific model available. |
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| In 2300 series, there are 2350/ 2360/2380/2382 models are available. All have different capicity, APs support and Uplinks avalibility |
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| What bandwidth required for video multicast in client configuration. |
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| 2.4Ghz or 5.8Ghz band required |
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| What are the L2 loop detection mechanism available with these series. |
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| 802.1D Spanning-Tree Protocol (Untagged traffic) and PVST+ (802.1Q tagged traffic)protocols are available for L2 loop detection |
