New H3C WX3510H wireless controller enterprise-level gateway wireless AC controller

H3C wireless AP controller EWP-WX3510H 8-port Gigabit photoelectric multiplexing port wireless AC controller

H3C WX3500H is a new generation of high-performance wired and wireless integrated controller (AC, Access Controller) product series independently developed by New H3C Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as H3C). WX3500H series wireless controllers are positioned in the domestic enterprise network market, with the characteristics of large capacity, high reliability, and rich service types. In terms of hardware, the WX3500H series is equipped with a high-performance multi-core CPU, which can achieve wire-speed forwarding of full-size messages in a wireless tunnel. In terms of software, H3C adopts a new generation of Comware V7 network operating system platform (hereinafter referred to as the V7 system), in addition to supporting the refined user control management of the original system, complete radio frequency resource management, 7X24 hours wireless security management and control, fast roaming of the second and third layers, and flexibility In addition to its QoS control, IPv4&IPv6 dual stack and other functions, it also supports emerging wireless software features such as multi-core control plane, new generation wireless positioning, Bonjour, Hotspot2.0, etc. Compared with traditional wireless controllers, the WX3500H series supports multiple flexible networking methods such as cloud computing management, hierarchical AC, and IRF.

H3C WX3500H series wireless controller includes four models*: WX3508H, WX3510H, WX3520H and WX3540H. With the H3C Fit AP product series, it can meet typical applications in wireless scenarios such as large and medium-sized enterprise campus WLAN access, wireless metropolitan area network coverage, and hotspot coverage.

Provides management of 802.11ac AP
While supporting the management of traditional 802.11a/b/g/n APs, WX3500H series wireless controllers can also cooperate with H3C APs based on the 802.11ac protocol for networking, thereby providing the equivalent of traditional 802.11a/b/g/n protocols Several times the wireless access rate can cover a larger range, making wireless multimedia applications a reality.