SMART-RF – Overview
Smart (Self
Monitoring At Run Time) RF:
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Next
generation RF Management feature
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Selects the
optimal initial channel and power level to automate AP deployment
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Intelligently
adapts to changes in the RF environment to eliminate unforeseen gaps in
coverage.
Why do I need
it?
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Traditionally
wireless LANs have been difficult to deploy with network architects having to
manually determine channels and power levels per AP
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RF environment
constantly changes and the network architects had to manually change
configuration to fix post deployment coverage issues
And there are a few other
things…
SMART-RF –
Benefits
1)
Automatically
selects optimal channel and power settings for APs across a cluster of
switches.
2)
Creates a
channel balanced distribution of AP’s
3)
Counters Wi-Fi
and Non-Wi-Fi Interference
4)
Eliminates
dead spots in RF coverage.
5)
Insures
against loss of coverage due to sudden AP Failure
6)
Mitigates
Co-Channel Interference so that APs don’t interfere with each other.
7)
Automatically
creates ‘Micro-cell’ for high density deployments
8)
Minimum
Configuration Knobs so Network IT doesn’t waste time ‘tuning’ the algorithm.
9)
Flexible
implementation allows locking AP channel, power or role if changes are not
desired.
10)Network Administrators can review SMART-RF actions
through SMART-RF History.
11)Takes the guesswork out of number and placement of
rogue AP detectors by automatically selecting rogue AP detectors.
SMART-RF –
Operation
1)
Automatically
assigns channels and power for radios
2)
Automatically
elects Rogue Detector AP’s
3)
Works across
Cluster of switches
4)
Currently
designed for AP-300 and AP-650 Access Points managed by RFS4000/RFS6000/RFS7000
switch controllers
SMART-RF –
Network Calibration
SMART-RF –
Neighbor Recovery
SMART-RF –
Coverage Hole Recovery
SMART-RF –
Interference
SMART-RF –
Cluster Operation
SMART-RF –
Summary
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SMART RF makes
Secure RF deployment easy by automatically selecting rogue AP detectors
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SMART RF
Calibration provides a powerful and flexible RF engine to periodically compute
the optimal channel and power values for all APs
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SMART RF
relies on high level metrics like data rates and retries that are easily
understood by Network administrators
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Finally an RF
Management algorithm that can be left turned ON!
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