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General| Brand | Xirrus |
|---|---|
| Model | XR-520 |
| Category | Wireless Access Point |
| Language | English |
Overview of Xirrus Wireless Arrays and their redesign, supporting new wireless technologies.
Defines terms like Array, ArrayOS, WMI, and XMS used throughout the guide.
Explains the benefits and IEEE standards driving wireless technology for business needs.
Describes the high-capacity, multi-mode Wireless Array and its features.
Details wireless encryption standards (WPA, WPA2) and authentication methods for secure networks.
Covers sectored coverage, extended range, and adjustable RF patterns for optimal wireless deployment.
Explains the use of PoGE for powering Arrays via Ethernet cables, simplifying installation.
Details core product features and advantages like high capacity, performance, and extended coverage.
Introduces optional functionality packages like RPM, RSM, and RAM for enhanced capabilities.
Outlines the guide's organization, topics, and notes for users.
Details hardware and network service requirements for deployment.
Provides guidelines for planning deployments, site surveys, and placement.
Illustrates the steps for successfully installing and configuring a Wireless Array.
Covers the physical installation of the Wireless Array, including mounting and wiring.
Explains the LED sequences during the boot process and status indication.
Details automated setup and maintenance using XMS Cloud or Mobilize.
Describes global configuration settings for basic Array functionality.
Recommends using XMS for network management over individual Array management.
Introduces the WMI as an easy-to-use graphical interface for configuration.
Explains how WMI content is organized into Status, Configuration, and Tools sections.
Describes the WMI's left and right frames, menu organization, and utility buttons.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for accessing the WMI via a web browser.
Explains how changes are applied and saved in WMI, including character restrictions.
Covers windows showing configuration of Array interfaces and IAPs, like Array Summary.
Details windows for viewing network interface settings, maps, routing, ARP, and DHCP.
Explains how to monitor RF environment using Spectrum Analyzer and Channel History.
Covers viewing station lists, locations, RSSI, SNR, noise floor, and assurance.
Provides access to statistical data for IAPs, networks, VLANs, WDS, filters, and stations.
Details how to monitor and analyze application usage, risk, and productivity.
Allows review of system alerts, messages, and event sorting.
Displays intrusion detection events, detected attacks, and filtering options.
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