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Draytek Vigor AP-810 Wireless Access Point
Key Features. Business-class 802.11n WLAN access point2.4GHz 802.11n 300Mbps Wireless LANDual isolated LAN interfaces4-Port Ethernet SwitchWireless Encryption WEP WPA WPA2. Vigor AP-810 Wireless Access Point The DrayTek Vigor AP-810 is a standalone wireless access point ideal for adding wireless connectivity to an existing LAN or for expanding the range of an existing wireless LAN by using the WDS features. The AP-810 replaces our popular AP-800 model adding full compatibility with our managed wireless platform. Wireless Security The AP-810 features multiple levels of wireless security. Encryption using WEP WPA WPA2 (802.11i) is available you can also use the access control list (ACL) to specify the hardware addresses of clients which are permitted to connect (by MAC hardware address). Any
unauthorised hardware is refused access.For additional user authentication you can activate 802.1x RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-in User Service) which allows you to centrally manage and store user names and passwords either within the AP-810 setup itself (thus not needing any external server) on an external radius server which can permit time limited temporary or continuous access to your clients as required.The Vigor AP-810 supports the 802.1q VLAN protocol so that if it is connected to an 802.1q enabled LAN it can split tagged data (whether its different subnets or intended for different users) and broadcast each on its own SSID. This means for example that your guest WiFi access is provided on a separate isolated SSID with no access to your company data/devices. USB Printer Port
The AP-810 has a USB interface into which you can connect a regular printer. That printer is then accessible from any wireless or wired PC which connects to the AP-810 or a PC anywhere else on the network to whick the AP-810 is connected. This is ideal to provide printer access to wireless laptops but could also be used for installing a printer elsewhere in your home/office by using a pair of AP-810s to make a bridge. WMM - WiFi Multimedia The AP-810 implements intelligent wireless traffic prioritization for the most efficient management of wireless traffic by using the Wi-Fi Multimedia standard (WMM). WMM defines Quality of Service (QoS) in Wi-Fi networks. It is a precursor to the upcoming IEEE 802.11e WLAN QoS standard intended to improve timing critical applications such as audio video
and voice applications over WiFi. WMM adds prioritized capabilities to Wi-Fi networks and optimizes their performance when multiple concurrent applications each with different latency and throughput requirements compete for network resources. WPS - WiFi Protected Setup Wireless Security (encryption) is important to protect your data (privacy) but also to prevent unauthorised people from accessing your network or your Internet connection. The WPS system means that instead of having to create and enter long encryption keys you can activate WPS registration. To activate you press and hold the WPS button then activate the WPS function on your PC; the two devices then automatically exchange encryption keys. For security WPS an be disabled if the AP-810 is physically accessible.The same button
on the AP-810 also serves as a physical on/off switch for the Wireless LAN if you wish to quickly disable it at any time whilst still leaving your wired ports active..
unauthorised hardware is refused access.For additional user authentication you can activate 802.1x RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-in User Service) which allows you to centrally manage and store user names and passwords either within the AP-810 setup itself (thus not needing any external server) on an external radius server which can permit time limited temporary or continuous access to your clients as required.The Vigor AP-810 supports the 802.1q VLAN protocol so that if it is connected to an 802.1q enabled LAN it can split tagged data (whether its different subnets or intended for different users) and broadcast each on its own SSID. This means for example that your guest WiFi access is provided on a separate isolated SSID with no access to your company data/devices. USB Printer Port
The AP-810 has a USB interface into which you can connect a regular printer. That printer is then accessible from any wireless or wired PC which connects to the AP-810 or a PC anywhere else on the network to whick the AP-810 is connected. This is ideal to provide printer access to wireless laptops but could also be used for installing a printer elsewhere in your home/office by using a pair of AP-810s to make a bridge. WMM - WiFi Multimedia The AP-810 implements intelligent wireless traffic prioritization for the most efficient management of wireless traffic by using the Wi-Fi Multimedia standard (WMM). WMM defines Quality of Service (QoS) in Wi-Fi networks. It is a precursor to the upcoming IEEE 802.11e WLAN QoS standard intended to improve timing critical applications such as audio video
and voice applications over WiFi. WMM adds prioritized capabilities to Wi-Fi networks and optimizes their performance when multiple concurrent applications each with different latency and throughput requirements compete for network resources. WPS - WiFi Protected Setup Wireless Security (encryption) is important to protect your data (privacy) but also to prevent unauthorised people from accessing your network or your Internet connection. The WPS system means that instead of having to create and enter long encryption keys you can activate WPS registration. To activate you press and hold the WPS button then activate the WPS function on your PC; the two devices then automatically exchange encryption keys. For security WPS an be disabled if the AP-810 is physically accessible.The same button
on the AP-810 also serves as a physical on/off switch for the Wireless LAN if you wish to quickly disable it at any time whilst still leaving your wired ports active..
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