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General| Brand | Aerohive |
|---|---|
| Model | access point |
| Category | Wireless Access Point |
| Language | English |
Examines basic requirements for WLAN implementation, including user needs and applications.
Details the features and hardware components of the HiveAP 20 access point, compatible with 802.11b/g/n and 802.11a/n.
Introduces the HiveAP 28, an access point designed for outdoor use, mountable in any direction.
Introduces the HiveAP 340, a high-performance 802.11n access point with 3x3 MIMO and smart PoE.
Introduces the HiveAP 320, a high-performance 802.11n access point with 3x3 MIMO and smart PoE.
Introduces HiveAP 110 and 120, wireless access points for small offices with 2x2 MIMO and dual radios.
Introduces the High Capacity HiveManager for managing large numbers of HiveAPs, featuring hot-swappable power supplies.
Describes HiveManager Online as a cloud-based service for managing HiveAPs, hosted and maintained by Aerohive.
Explains HiveManager Virtual Appliance as a VMware-based solution for managing HiveAPs, installed on a computer.
Guides users through initial setup, network configuration via console, and GUI access using HTTPS.
Outlines the workflow for configuring HiveAPs through HiveManager, starting with object definitions and ending with pushing configurations.
Guides through defining an SSID with WPA/WPA2 PSK for client authentication and data encryption.
Explains how to create a hive for collaborative HiveAP operation, enabling services like QoS and roaming.
Details creating a WLAN policy that includes SSIDs and hives for controlling network access and applying configurations.
Covers connecting HiveAPs to HiveManager and establishing CAPWAP connections, including DHCP and network discovery.
Explains assigning WLAN policies, setting radio modes, changing login credentials, and pushing configurations to HiveAPs.
Details configuring HiveAPs for IEEE 802.1X authentication using an external RADIUS server and VLAN assignment.
Explains setting up a captive web portal for guest access with self-registration and external or internal DHCP/DNS servers.
Covers generating, applying, and distributing private PSK user data for secure wireless access with user profiles.
Details using HiveAP classifiers to apply different VLAN definitions to HiveAPs based on map name, HiveAP name, or classifier tag.
Demonstrates the simplest CLI commands for deploying one HiveAP as an autonomous access point with an SSID.
Shows how to configure three HiveAPs to form a hive, including backhaul communications and neighbor discovery.
Details configuring hive members for IEEE 802.1X authentication using AD and RADIUS servers and modifying SSIDs.
Explains mapping traffic types to QoS classes and applying QoS policies to prioritize voice, streaming, and email traffic.
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