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General| Category | Wireless Access Point |
|---|---|
| Wireless Standards | 802.11a/b/g/n/ac |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | 802.3af/at |
| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz |
| MIMO Technology | 4x4 MIMO |
| Mounting Options | Ceiling, wall |
| Security | WPA2 |
| Management | Xirrus Management System (XMS) |
| Model | Xirrus XD Series |
Introduces the Xirrus family of wireless access points and their capabilities.
Highlights the advantages and features of Xirrus access points for modern networks.
Details the key product features and benefits like high capacity, extended coverage, and security.
Describes advanced functionality packages such as RF Performance Manager and Application Control.
Details the hardware and network requirements necessary for Wireless AP deployment.
Provides guidelines and examples for planning the Xirrus Wireless AP deployment.
Considers coverage, capacity, placement options, RF patterns, cell sizes, and channel allocations.
Discusses failover protection at unit and port levels to ensure continuous service.
Offers guidelines for defining preferred encryption and authentication methods.
Recommends using XMS for network management over individual AP management.
Provides an overview of the WMI as an easy-to-use graphical interface for configuration.
Explains the structure of the WMI, divided into left and right frames.
Details the procedure to log in to the WMI via a web browser using default credentials.
Explains how changes made in WMI windows are applied and saved to the AP.
Provides access to windows for AP summary, information, configuration, and admin history.
Offers a snapshot of global configuration settings for AP interfaces and IAPs.
Lists windows for viewing network interface settings, maps, spanning tree, routing, ARP, DHCP, etc.
Details windows for monitoring RF environment: IAP Monitoring, Spectrum Analyzer, Rogues, Channel History.
Provides windows for viewing station status: Stations, Location Map, RSSI, SNR, Noise Floor, Max by IAP.
Guides through initial AP configuration, including SSIDs, security, and network settings.
Provides a snapshot of configuration settings for Ethernet interfaces and bonding.
Reviews current settings and status for DHCP, SNMP, Syslog, and NTP services.
Allows review and configuration of AP security parameters, including accounts, ACLs, and encryption.
Reviews SSID assignments, security, QoS, VLANs, and DHCP pools per SSID.
Summarizes the status of Integrated Access Points (radios) and allows configuration.
Establishes RF settings, including channel allocation, cell size, and radio assurance.
Manage files for software images, configuration, Web Page Redirect, and diagnostic tools.
Provides access to the AP's Command Line Interface for configuration and information display.
Details the RESTful API for reading status, statistics, and settings from the AP.
Allows customization of the behavior of the Web Management Interface (WMI).
Terminates the WMI session and returns to the login window.
Procedure to initialize the system and log in to the CLI via an SSH utility.
Explains the root command prompt and how to enter and abbreviate commands.
Provides an overview of top-level commands accessible from the root command prompt.
Describes second-level commands for configuring specific AP features and functionality.
Contains product reference information, including factory default settings and keyboard shortcuts.
Provides support information to resolve technical difficulties and common questions.
Contains Notices, Warnings, and Compliance information for specific XD4 and XR500/600 Series models.
Contains Notices, Warnings, and Compliance information for XR-1000 to XR-6000 Indoor Models.
Provides compliance information for Xirrus devices with respect to medical electrical equipment.
Discusses using AP features to assist in meeting security standards for PCI DSS audits.
Provides steps to implement FIPS 140-2, Level 2 security requirements on the AP.
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