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Rogue AP detection will provide the ability to detect unauthorized
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APs within a given coverage area. When enabled, the AP will scan
the range of coverage and identify the active APs in the area.
SNMPv3 support is for supporting the Simple Network Management
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Protocol version 3. The SNMPv3 feature is based on existing SNMP
framework, but addresses security requirements for device and
network management.
Tx Power Control is an implementation of transmit power control
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by using standard 802.11d frames to control transmit power. The AP
will allow four intervals of transmit power control: 100% (Regulatory
Maximum), 50%, 25%, and 12.5%.
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Monitoring Station Statistics provides the capability to monitor a set
of statistics for all active stations connected to an AP. A user can
enable this feature and view statistics such as: IP address, MAC
address, interface, station type, protocol, and so forth.
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HTTPS file transfer is an enhancement to the already existing HTTP
management interface of APs. This functionality will allow transfer
of configuration and kernel image files to and from the AP from any
compliant HTTP/HTTPS browser.
Auto configuration by DHCP server will allow for auto configuration
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of the AP devices in a given subnet to include an IP address and basic
configuration.
Multiple RADIUS authentication server support extends the existing
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authentication server configuration option available in APs. A user
can configure separate primary and secondary servers for RADIUS
and 802.1x servers that can be used for MAC based or 802.1x
authentication, respectively. This also extends the server fallback
capability to the new servers supported.
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