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General| Wireless Standard | 802.11a/b/g/n |
|---|---|
| Maximum Wireless Speed | 300 Mbps |
| LAN Ports | 4 x 10/100/1000Base-T |
| Product Type | Gateway |
| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz / 5 GHz |
| Antenna | External Antenna |
| Security Features | Firewall, WPA/WPA2 |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
Describes the 4ipnet WHG Controller product line for network provisioning, authentication, security, and management.
Details the 4ipnet HSG Gateways as network edge devices for service provisioning, authentication, security, and management.
Defines essential terms and concepts related to gateways, local users, and on-demand users in the network environment.
Outlines the recommended sequence for system setup, including common and advanced settings for network deployment.
Explains access to the Web Management Interface (WMI) via a web browser and default login credentials.
Guides through the Setup Wizard, a collection of essential configuration steps for network setup and operation.
Emphasizes the importance of careful network planning for efficient resource utilization and system resilience.
Details the configuration of the WAN port, including static, dynamic, PPPoE, and PPTP connection types.
Describes the two types of downlink deployment modes for managed networks: Port-Based and Tag-Based.
Explains authentication databases as storage for user credentials, supporting built-in and external options.
Covers Local, On-Demand, and Free authentication options stored within the system's databases.
Lists common external authentication options like RADIUS, LDAP, NT Domain, POP3, and SIP servers.
Introduces the concepts of 'Group' and 'Policy' for defining user accessibility and network privileges.
Demonstrates practical setup procedures for groups and policies on the WHG Controller's WMI.
Defines Service Zones as virtual partitions of the LAN side, similar to VLANs, for separate management.
Details the setup of Service Zones, including Tag-based or Port-based modes, NAT/Router modes, and network interfaces.
Covers managing access points on the LAN side, including AP list, adding, discovery, templates, and firmware management.
Explains centrally managing access points on the WAN side, including discovery, configuration, mapping, and rogue AP detection.
Details configuring IPv6 networking environments, including static, 6to4, and go6 address assignment.
Describes methods for limiting accessibility of accounts or devices through blacklists and MAC ACLs.
Covers granting access to the web management interface via IP address lists and enabling remote console access.
Discusses administrator accounts, creating and managing them with different permissions and password safety settings.
Provides functions for backing up and restoring system settings, including factory default resets.
Details the process of obtaining and upgrading the system's firmware, including FTP upgrade options.
Provides system-related information at a glance, including general settings, network interfaces, and online users.
Lists online users, non-login users, roaming users, and session details for monitoring client activity.
Covers system and user logs, including CAPWAP, configuration changes, monthly usage, and user events.
Allows automatic sending of user and system reports to configured email, SYSLOG, or FTP servers.
Defines billing plan profiles for guest internet access, including plan type, quota, price, and activation.
Details various On-Demand account types: Usage-time, Volume, Hotel Cut-off, and Duration-time.
Explains how to create single or batch On-Demand accounts for guest access, including manual and random generation.
Describes mapping locations to VLAN ports for providing internet service in hospitality venues, supporting Open, Block, or Auth. Required port types.
Covers the Net Retriever middleware for seamless integration between the gateway and hospitality applications.
Details configuration for Micros Opera PMS integration, including account credentials and room bill descriptions.
Explains the concept of roaming capability for large-scale deployments and alliance co-operation.
Covers WISPr configuration for establishing roaming relationships with ISP subscribers.
Details the Cross Gateway roaming feature for seamless user movement across multiple controllers.
Guides on creating VPN tunnels between WHG Controllers over the WAN network for secure inter-subnet access.
Describes setting up Remote VPN for user login to the system from a remote area, with policy application.
Explains the system's IPSec VPN feature for secure tunneling between client devices and the system.
Covers managing 4ipnet SW1024 switches, including adding, deleting, rebooting, and backing up configurations.
Allows administrators to set schedules for delivering power on assigned switch ports to control AP power.
Displays a list of backed-up configurations from managed switches, allowing download or deletion.
Details the HA design principle using redundancy for higher availability with minimum impact during service transition.
Describes hardware-triggered functions like Quick-Restore, Quick-VPN, and Quick-Maintenance available on specific models.
Allows simulation of WiFi signal coverage and network planning by uploading floor plans and placing virtual APs.
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