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DECToverIP and WLAN in one RFP
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In addition to the DECT Radio Fix Part, the RFP 41 WLAN also
provides a WLAN Access Point. This makes it possible to set up a
powerful, company-wide DECT network with RFP 32 IP and 34 IP and to
provide WLAN hotspots where ever required at the same time, e.g. in
conference rooms.
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Reasons to use the RFP 41 WLAN
instead of separate DECT-RFPs and WLAN access points are:
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Only one RFP for two
technologies (DECT, WLAN)
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Only one switch-port is
required
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Only one outlet for power over
LAN needs to be installed
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Integrated, centralized
management for DECT and WLAN via a user friendly Web interface
Aastra RFP 41 WLAN Features:
DECT
- Support of all
120 DECT channels, ensuring the maximum
advantage of the DECT capacity
- 8 simultaneous
voice channels per DECT IP base
station, 4 additional channels for
handover
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Synchronization of the IP RFPs via a
DECT radio interface
- GAP standard
supported
- Connection
handover in line with the GAP standard
- DSAA
authentication between base station and
handset
- Cordless
system phones can make use of features
offered by the Open COM 1000
- LED signalling
of current operating status
- Integrated
DECT antenna
VoIP
- VoIP
connection with RTP/RTCP protocol
- G.711, G.723.1
and G.729AB codec (additional licenses
required) depending on required voice
quality and available bandwidth
- Quality of
Service supported by Diffserv / ToS Flag
- Adaptive
Jitter Compensation
- Echo
Cancellation/Suppression
- Voice Activity
Detection and Comfort Noise Generator
Ethernet
- Connection via
Ethernet 100 Base T
- Power supply
in line with Power over LAN™ standard
IEEE 802.3af, class 0
- IPv4
- Optional
SNMPv1/v2c, MIB II, read only, support
of traps
- Support of
different VLANs’ (virtual LANs’)
WLAN Access
Point
- Support of
802.11 b/g for WLAN enabling b, g or
mixed b/g usage
- Adjustable
transmission power level for easy
network planning
- Two adjustable
external aerials
- Central
service interface for all WLAN Access
Points
- 802.11d
Multiple Regulatory Domains, enabling
country specific WLAN channel selection
- Wireless
multimedia extensions (WME) for quality
of service.
- Security
features:
- Wired
Equivalent Privacy (WEP), set able
for 64, 128 and 256-bit encryption
- WPA1
(Wi-Fi Protected Access) encryption
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Authentication of stations with
RADIUS 802.1x server
- WAP2 with
asymmetric encryption
- White list
for allowed WLAN stations for up to
64 MAC address entries
- 64-entry
associated stations list
- Hidden
Service Set Identifier (SSID)
- Multiple
SSID enables several parallel WLAN
networks within one access point
infrastructure
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