Wireless Access Point Controller
In today’s connected world, a robust and well-managed wireless network is crucial. Agnigate’s Wireless Access Point Controller provides a centralized, intuitive platform to effortlessly deploy, manage, and secure your entire WiFi infrastructure. Say goodbye to complex configurations and hello to streamlined control, enhanced visibility, and optimal performance.
A wireless controller acts as the central management hub for your wireless network, overseeing multiple Wi-Fi access points (APs), including Wi-Fi 6 APs.
A wireless controller, also known as a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) or Wireless Access Controller (WAC), is a centralized network management device that plays a crucial role in managing and monitoring multiple wireless access points (APs) within a network. Instead of configuring and managing each AP individually, a wireless controller provides a single point of administration for the entire wireless network infrastructure.
Key Factor
Centralized Management
Manage all your access points from a single, unified interface. Simplify configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting, saving you time and resources.
Performance
The wireless controller's performance is paramount in maintaining a high-performing wireless network. It should efficiently handle the management of a large number of access points and clients without introducing bottlenecks. A well-performing controller ensures consistent data transfer rates and minimal latency across the entire wireless network, even under heavy load.
Real-time Monitoring and Analytics
Gain valuable insights into your network performance with real-time monitoring, traffic analysis, and reporting. Identify bottlenecks and optimize your wireless environment.
Capacity
A wireless controller must be designed to handle the capacity demands of your network. This includes the maximum number of access points and client devices it can concurrently manage without performance degradation. Efficient management of high-density environments, with features like load balancing across access points, is a critical aspect of the controller's capacity.
Enhanced Security
Implement robust security policies across your entire network. Features like advanced encryption, guest network isolation, and rogue AP detection protect your data and users.
scalability
Easily scale your wireless network as your needs grow. Our controller is designed to handle a growing number of access points without compromising performance.
Advance Features
Centralized WiFi Management
Focuses on the benefit of unified control, which can encompass managing advanced settings and features across all access points.
Effortless Wireless Network Control
Highlights ease of use, even when managing complex or advanced network configurations.
Smart AP Management Solution
Already implies the presence of intelligent and advanced functionalities.
Control of Your Wireless Network
Suggests comprehensive command over all aspects of the network, including advanced settings.
One-Click Intelligent Flow Control
Offers a simplified, one-touch activation of intelligent flow control mechanisms. Utilizes traffic size and feature recognition, along with fairness algorithms, to optimize network performance and minimize latency.
Powerful Multi-Line Splitting
Supports the aggregation and distribution of traffic across up to 180 external network lines on a single device.
Traffic Diversion
Offers both IP-based and session-based traffic diversion for efficient bandwidth utilization without service interruption
Multiple WAN Support
Enables configuration with multiple WAN connections for enhanced network resilience and performance.
Policy Routing
Allows administrators to define specific routing rules based on various criteria (e.g., source/destination IP, port, protocol) to control network traffic flow.
User Authentication
Supports various user authentication methods to control network access
Multi-Operator Access
Supports simultaneous connections from different internet service providers.
Versatile Deployment
Can function as the main router in a network or as a bypass Access Controller (AC).