Wireless network appliance solution by sirena cheng 20140508

Wireless Network Management solution guideSirena Cheng

Sr. Marketing Manager

May 8, 2014

Agenda

WiFi devices and WLAN Controller Market Forecast

WLAN controller overview

Core Network

Access Network

CPE Network

About AEWIN

Q&A

Next Generation Hotspot moves Wi-Fi to the heart of the carrier network

For mobile operators, there is a particular need to focus on public Wi-Fi as their cellular capacity is stretched by the explosion in data usage. Tier one MNOs expect 22% of the capacity they add in 2013 to come from public Wi-Fi and by 2018, 75% of their small cells will have integrated Wi-Fi. There is also a major upturn in Wi-Fi usage by wireline carriers such as the US ‘Cable Wi-Fi’ consortium.

The deployment of hotspots will gather pace to meet all these requirements, whether by carriers themselves, specialists or wholesalers. Roll-out by carriers themselves will rise at CAGR of 13% between 2012 and 2018 to reach 10.5m in the last year of that period, with the Asia-Pacific region accounting for the largest percentage – 55% of the global base in 2018. Combined with other hotspot deployments, the total installed base will reach over 55m in 2018. Homespots, residential access points where some capacity is left open for the community, will also be a key trend, and their base is likely to top 100m by the end of 2018.

As well as the type of company investing in hotspots, the venues will also become more varied. A year ago, the main source of traffic growth over the coming year was expected to be outdoor hotzones, which were picked out by 46%. By contrast, this year’s survey predicts that shopping malls and stadiums will be the main generators of demand growth as very large-scale Wi-Fi and roaming technologies evolve.

Of the hotspot owners, 28% have networks of over 1,000 locations and six of the respondents have more than one million. By contrast, almost 10% of those supporting roaming have access to networks of over one million locations and 38% offer their customers over 1,000 hotspots. That highlights the value of roaming, but despite high interest in roaming initiatives, there are still challenges, such as lack of standards, cited by 52% as a barrier in this area, followed by seamless authentication (51%), a key issue being addressed by NGH.

Sirena Cheng/Sr. Marketing Manager

Definitions of Wi-Fi hotspot categories

Item Description Application

Managed public Wi-Fi

Managed public Wi-Fi hotspots that make use of a proxy redirect upon connection for the purpose of authentication, payment and/or terms of use acceptance before granting access to the Internet.

Public venues, such as hotels, airports, franchised restaurants and coffee shops, retail chains, etc.

Self-provisioned/private Wi-Fi

Private and/or self-provisioned Wi-Fi hotspots, including all secured or unsecured wireless access points that permit direct access to the Internet.

Private homes, enterprises, self-provisioned independent small- and medium-sized businesses

Source: Informa Telecoms & Media, based on AT&T data.


Agenda



Core Network

Access Network

CPE Network

About AEWIN

Q&A

Overview of WLAN controller network

Network management appliance features: Centralized or distributed deployment Multiple High power Intel Xeon processor Dual, hot-swappable AC or DC power Supply For large-scale wired/wireless environments

such cities to manage core network service. Redundant fans Multi-site and remote management Enables a single controller to manage

multiple, distributed deployments and multi-tenancy for managed service providers.

IPv6 support Maximizes data throughput by sending all

data traffic directly from the access points to the wired network

Easy upgrade and easy maintain for 24x7 Telco service.

Core Network

Network management appliance features: Centralized or distributed deployment High power Intel Xeon processor Dual, hot-swappable AC or DC power Supply For middle-scale wired/wireless

environments in city to manage access network service.

Redundant fans Multi-site and remote management Enables a single controller to manage

multiple, distributed deployments and multi-tenancy for managed service providers.

IPv6 support Maximizes data throughput by sending all

data traffic directly from the access points to the wired network

Access Network CPE Network

Network management appliance features:Centralized deployment Intel Core i3/i5/i7 processorDual, hot-swappable AC or DC power Supply

and Redundant fans (optional) For small scale wired/wireless environments

in building such as hotel, enterprise, shopping mall

One site and remote management IPv6 support (optional)


WLAN controller in backbone network

In order to manage many WiFi Base station in the different city, WISP or Mobile operator use WLAN controller in their backbone network. In WISP network operation center, they could see their WLAN


The features for Backbone WLAN controller

Centralized or distributed deployment

Dual, hot-swappable AC or DC power Supply

For large-scale wireless environments such as different

managed service environments.

Redundant fans

Multi-site management

Enables a single controller to manage multiple, distributed

deployments and multi-tenancy for managed service

providers.

IPv6 support

Maximizes data throughput by sending all data traffic

directly from the access points to the wired network

SCB-9650

SCB-1803

Feature:• Support Single Intel® 22nm Haswell core

i3/i5/i7/Pentium/Celeron and E3-1200V3 series processors.

• Support Max 32GB DDR3 1333/1600 MHz System Memory

• Max.48 GbE Copper/Fiber ports• 2U Redundant 300W ATX Power Supply • Support one 2.5” SATA HDD

Feature:• Support Dual Intel® Sandy Bridge-EP/Ivy Bridge-EP

E5-2600 series• Support Max 128GB DDR3 1600/1866Mhz System

Memory• Max 64 GbE Copper/Fiber ports• 2U Redundancy 810W ATX AC Power Supply • Support one 3.5” SATA HDD


WLAN controller in Access Network

In order to manage many WiFi Base station in the different location in the city, WISP or Mobile operator use WLAN controller in their access network. In WISP network operation center, they could see their

The product specification of access network WLAN controller is not so heavy as WLAN Backbone network.


Access network WLAN Controller

WLAN controller in Access network topology

Network Operation Center

Application:

Hotspot

WiFi City

WiFi Island


The features for Backbone WLAN controller


Dual, hot-swappable AC or DC power Supply

For large-scale wireless environments such as hotels, schools,

hospitals and managed service environments.

Redundant fans


Enables a single controller to manage multiple, distributed

deployments and multi-tenancy for managed service

providers.

IPv6 support

Maximizes data throughput by sending all data traffic

directly from the access points to the wired network

SCB-9610

Features• Support Dual Intel Sandy Bridge-EP Xeon

E5 Series processors in 1U rackmount• Max 120Gbps thoughput

SCB-8973

Features• Support 1U ATX redundant power supply Haswell

processors, LGA1150• Max 32GB Dual-Channel DDR3 1333/1600 Mhz

System Memory• Max 15 GbE Copper ports via PCI-e x4/x1, Support

Optional Fiber port, up to 8 Ports• Cryptographic Hardware Acceleration for Option• IPMI Remote Management Interface for Option


WLAN controller in CPE Network

In order to manage many WiFi AP in the building, MIS need to have WLAN controller to easy manage APs in the CPE network. WLAN controllers ensure the level of WLAN availability in the industry with Virtual Controller Cluster that provides many-to-many redundancy without the need

-sessions, even VoIP calls, in the event of a network failure.


CPE network WLAN Controller

WLAN controller in CPE network topology

Application:

Shopping mall

Hotel

Office

Society etc.

Example: WiFi AP in shopping mall


The features for CPE network WLAN controller



Enables a single controller to manage multiple,

distributed deployments and multi-tenancy for

managed service providers.

IPv6 support

Maximizes data throughput by sending all data

traffic directly from the access points to the wired

network

SCB-7979

Features• Support AMD eTrinity R-series processors, FCBGA• Max 16GB Dual-Channel DDR3 1600MHz System

Memory• Max 16 GbE Copper ports via PCI-e x4/x1, Support

Optional Fiber port, up to 8 Ports

SCB-6982

Features• Onboard AMD Embedded G-Series SOC• Max 5 GbE ports via PICe x1 and two pairs bypass• Robust I/O with USB, 2.5” SATA HDD bay, CF socket,

Mini-PCIe socket and Console port


Wireless network appliance in network

Mobile/WiFiBackbone Network

AccessNetwork

Hotspot Gateway

WLAN Controller

WLAN Access Control

CPENetwork


Agenda



Core Network

Access Network

CPE Network

About AEWIN

Q&A

VISION At an extremely cost effective performance and innovative solution to keep growth,

MISSION

Milestone

Focus Industry

Embedded Computing • Test &

measurement• Office automation • Transportation• Transaction

terminal• Medical healthcare• Entertainment• Communication

Gaming Industry• Slot machines• Video lottery

terminals• Amusement game

machines• Downloadable

Gaming terminal• Master unit of

multi-player system

Network Security• Firewall• Network

Bandwidth Control

• Content Encryption• L7 Inspection• Unified Threat

Management

Certification

• Quality management certification

ISO9001:2008

• Environment management certification

ISO 14001

• Staff safety and health certification

OHSAS 18001

• Factory safety certification

UL

TUV

CCC

• Environment protection certification

SGS GPMS (ROHS)

IECQ Spec QC 080000 (in process, Pass certification in Apr. 2013)

AEWIN’s Facilities

AEWIN’s Invested SMT Partner’s Facilities

2D Microscope Scale Measuring Instrument

COSMO Tester

AIXON / 2.5D Microscope

Video Microscope

X Ray

Automatic Optical Inspection Instrument

Reactive Vibration Tester

Thermal Sock Tester

BGA Rework Station

Programmable Temperature & Humidity Chamber

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