Allied Telesis AT-WA7500 - Manual (Page 15)

AT-WA7500 User’s Guide
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Other features of all access points include:
‰ the ability to be managed by AT-WA7500 Manager, a web
browser, and telnet.
‰ the ability to be a DHCP server or client and a NAT server.
‰ the ability to be an ARP server.
‰ easy software distribution.
‰ advanced filtering of wired data traffic.
‰ enhanced power management for wireless end devices.
‰ fast roaming reliability for wireless end devices.
‰ IEEE 802.1x security and dynamically rotating WEP keys for
802.11b or 802.11a networks. The access point can be an
authenticator and an authentication server.
‰ basic WEP 64 or WEP 128 security for 802.11b or 802.11a radios.
‰ the ability to upgrade over the network or serial port, if the access
point has a serial port.
What’s New for
Software
Releases 1.90?
New software features included in this release:
‰ Added functionality for the 802.11a radio. Wireless hops are now
fully supported, a single radio can provide both master and
station functionality, the radio can be configured to dynamically
choose the correct frequency, statistics can be viewed.
‰ AT-WA7500 Family Configuration Wizard. This wizard runs on a PC
that is on the same Ethernet segment as the access points. It
discovers the access points, helps you configure new networks,
and helps you manage previously configured networks.
‰ Domain Name Server (DNS) support
‰ Hyperlinks to make access point configuration easier and to help
identify potential configuration problems
‰ IP tunnel filter that supports the AirFortress gateway