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The intelligent access point acts as a bridge between the wired world and the wireless mesh network.
The IAP 4300 is available either in a single radio configuration with a 2.4 GHz WiFi radio (802.11 b/g) or in a two radio configuration with an additional 5.8, 5.4 or 4.9 GHz (802.11a) radio. In a single radio configuration, the 2.4 GHz radio is used for both client access and node-to-node mesh links. In the two radio configuration, the 5.8 or 5.4 GHz radio is dedicated for node-to-node mesh traffic, while the 4.9 GHz radio is used for client access. Additionally, the 5.8 or 5.4 GHz radio can be configured to provide client access using the 802.11a standard.
Mesh Wide Area Network The Mesh Wide Area Network (MWAN) product series makes wireless cities a reality with robust and futureproof wireless broadband technologies. Whether providing wireless access to a campus, business, neighborhood or city, MWAN delivers real-time data to your first responders, residents, employees, and customers, enabling vital wireless broadband applications.
The Mesh Wide Area Network (MWAN) product series makes wireless cities a reality with robust and futureproof wireless broadband technologies. Whether providing wireless access to a campus, business, neighborhood or city, MWAN delivers real-time data to your residents, employees, and customers, enabling vital wireless broadband applications.(Updated 2010/10/28 | PDF 403 KB)
The Mesh Wide Area Network (MWAN) product series makes wireless cities a reality with robust and futureproof wireless broadband technologies. Whether providing wireless access to a campus, business, neighborhood or city, MWAN delivers real-time data to your residents, employees, and customers, enabling vital wireless broadband applications.(Updated 2010/10/28 | PDF 394 KB)
(Updated 2011/07/25 | PDF 125 KB)
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Features
- Flexible & Adaptable Gateways
Every 4300 series node is capable of being an intelligent access point (IAP) or mesh wireless router (MWR), reducing the cost of storing excess inventory and simplifying deployment. Additionally, IAPs immediately adapt to backhaul loss by becoming mesh wireless routers, routing traffic to an alternate gateway in the network. This automatic, self-healing ability minimizes service interruptions and ensures continuous connectivity.
Proven Mesh Routing
The IAP 4300 leverages MeshConnex™ routing technology, using real-time congestion management and link control to automatically select the best data route on a per-request basis. This dramatically reduces hop latency, to better deliver real-time voice and multimedia services. Today, MeshConnex powers large-scale Motorola mesh wide area networks of more than 1,000 nodes.
Carrier-Class Security
The IAP 4300 supports complete, end-to-end security. It provides WEP, WPA and WPA2 encryption on client access. Motorola's own Secure Mesh ensures the highest data security within the meshed WiFi network. Plus users can now create access lists that can block particular clients from accessing the network.
Compact Form Factor
The smallest, lightest dual radio access point in its class is aesthetically appealing, resulting in increased mounting location flexibility and community acceptance.
Software Highlights
The 4300 series solution offers a multitude of software features for enhancing your network experience. With Peer to Peer Communication Blocking, Internet Service Providers (ISPs) now have an effective way to manage billing applications and client tracking scenarios. With the combination of the IAP 4300’s VLAN support and standard 802.11e QoS, ISPs can create differentiated services that will allow them to offer tiered packages.
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