OVERVIEW
WLAN Technical Features
The growth of WLAN technology began in the mid-1980s, and its technical standards were mainly
developed by the IEEE 802.11 working group. So far, the group has successively introduced many
standards such as 802.11a/b/g/i/e/k/n/ac, and those standards has been perfected in terms of user
bandwidth, wireless security, and manageability.
According to the latest commercial 802.11ac standard, the WLAN physical bandwidth can theoretically
reach 1.7 Gbps. Currently, 802.11ac mainstream products can achieve a bandwidth of up to 866 Mbps (2
spatial streams) / 1.3 Gbps (3 spatial streams), and the APs with 802.1ac support have become the first
choice for WLAN deployment.
This document describes the problems encountered in the deployment of 802.11ac enterprise-class
wireless networks and provides solutions from the perspective of 802.11ac technical details.
This document applies to people: enterprise wireless network integrator, wireless network operation and
maintenance administrator.
WLAN Product Introduction
Grandstream offers 802.11ac series wireless products, including GWN7610, GWN7600 and GWN7600-LR
product features and applications as shown in Table 1 below:
Table 1: GWN76xx Features and Applications
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