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Resources
Whitepapers
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The Network Impact of 802.11n  450 KB
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802.11n promises to bring revolutionary advances in bandwidth, throughput, and reliability to the wireless LAN. It will also have a perhaps unforeseen impact on the wired network, as well. Bandwidth, throughput and reliability will now become an end-to-end network problem, particularly in cases where the WLAN is deployed as network infrastructure rather than as an overlay.
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802.11n Technology Primer 788 KB
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In less than a decade, wireless LANs have evolved from a niche technology useable only by a few specialized applications to the default media of choice for millions of businesses and consumers. And WLANs continue to evolve. The latest generation of high-speed wireless LAN technology, based on the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Draft 802.11n standard, are now becoming available.
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Cooperative Control Architecture Whitepaper 1.24 MB
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Aerohive Networks has introduced an innovative new class of wireless infrastructure equipment called a Cooperative Control Access Point (CC-AP). A CC-AP enables a next generation enterprise wireless LAN architecture called a cooperative control WLAN architecture. This paper discusses the benefits of this approach and the key underlying technologies of cooperative control, best path forwarding and policy enforcement at the edge.
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Enterprise Wireless LAN Architecture Whitepaper, by Craig Mathias, Principal, Farpoint Group 295 KB
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While many have assumed we are at the end of the road with respect to wireless LAN architecture, the high degree of variability within modern controller-based architecture should serve as a warning that such is not the case. Cooperative control architecture represents an interesting and innovative approach to wireless LAN systems, one that incorporates a number of interesting features and corresponding benefits.
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The Importance of Building High-Availability Wireless LANs Whitepaper 365 KB
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The last 5 years of enterprise wireless LANs have enabled IT professionals to push high-availability techniques to the network edge, closer to users than ever before. By eliminating the need for controllers, the Cooperative Control Architecture from Aerohive Networks delivers unprecedented levels of availability, resiliency and scalability to mission-critical WLANs while significantly reducing the costs and complexity associated with controller deployments.
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The Economics of Cooperative Control 277 KB
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This whitepaper explores how Aerohive Networks' cooperative control architecture combines the linear cost modeling of autonomous APs and the operational advantages of controller-based approaches, and takes the reader through a real-world case study of cooperative control versus controller-based architectures.
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Datasheets & Brochures
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HiveAP 20 Series
802.11a/b/g access points 214 KB
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The Aerohive HiveAP 20 and HiveAP 28 are a family of highly reliable
802.11a/b/g access points. The HiveAP 20 series combines an enterprise-class
access point with cooperative control technology to provide the benefits of a
controller-based wireless LAN solution, without requiring a controller or an
overlay network. HiveAPs are organized into groups, or "hives", enabling
functions like fast layer 2/layer 3 roaming, coordinated RF management,
security, QoS and mesh networking.
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HiveAP 300 series
802.11n access points 247 KB
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The Aerohive HiveAP 320, HiveAP 340 and HiveAP 380 are a family of high
performing and highly reliable 802.11n Access Points. The HiveAP 300 series
combine an Enterprise-class access point with cooperative control technology to
provide the benefits of a controller-based wireless LAN solution, without requiring a
controller or an overlay network. HiveAPs are organized into groups, or "hives",
enabling functions like fast layer 2/layer 3 roaming, coordinated RF management,
security, QoS and mesh networking.
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HiveManager 3.0 156 KB
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Aerohive's HiveManager Network Management System Appliance
provides a single centralized management instance for
the entire wireless network. While a hive of cooperative control access points
(CC-APs) is able to operate without the HiveManager, the HiveManager
simplifies the provisioning for global policy management and centralized
configuration and monitoring by giving the operator a single view into the
entire CC-AP network.
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GuestManager 162 KB
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Aerohive's guest account management
and authentication server completes Aerohive's robust and secure guest
access solution. In combination with HiveAPs, the GuestManager enables
guest users to be simply and securely authorized for access to a guest network.
The Aerohive GuestManager makes it simple for authorized employees to
create guest accounts while keeping the guest network secure by authenticating
and reporting on all guest users.
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Aerohive Networks Solutions Brochure 86 KB
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Aerohive's cooperative control architecture supports the wide range of wireless LAN deployments that enterprises demand, from simple convenience applications like guest access in the conference room or training class, to mission-critical applications like transaction processing and voice. What's more, the Aerohive implementation of cooperative control is designed to allow an enterprise to easily and cost-effectively evolve the wireless LAN from convenience-oriented to mission-critical without upgrading equipment or re-architecting the network.
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