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Wireless Security & Management

Azure understands the importance of addressing security and management requirements in the deployment of a wireless solution and assists its clients in understanding the growing numbers of wireless security acronyms, WEP, WPA WPA2, 802.1x, 802.11i, AES and others.

Client devices, applications, client policy, government mandates and emerging and evolving standards and offerings are among the factors that must be analyzed in the development of a comprehensive security and management design.

We can help you understand these issues and deliver a solution that meets your requirements:

  • Access Control
  • Accounting
  • Authentication
  • Bandwidth Management
  • Class of Service
  • VLANs
  • Encryption
  • Network Management
  • Policy Management
  • Client Management
  • Subnet Mobility
 

Case Studies

Controller-based wireless network provides integrated network security and management and helps high school implement innovative academic computing program.

 

Product Feature

The AirWave Management Platform (AMP) is a fully vendor-agnostic solution that supports heterogenous wireless networks comprised of  new and legacy WiFi hardware from leading vendors, including Aruba, Avaya, Cisco (Aironet and Airespace), Colubris, Enterasys, HP ProCurve, Intel, Juniper Networks, Proxim, Symbol and others.

AMP automatically handles all communications in  multi-vendor, multi-architecture (thick and thin APs) WLANs, allowing administrators to monitor and configure diverse networks from the same easy-to-use web console.

 
     

 

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