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Designing a 1:1, BYOD Wireless Network Dan Skrove, Field Engineer Jiten Gori, FAE. Building Networks for People. Established in 1986 with a vision to make technology affordable and to provide an unmatched network experience for everyone. D-Link Group & Partners: A Valuable Vertical Synergy. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Designing a 1:1, BYOD Wireless NetworkDan Skrove, Field Engineer

Jiten Gori, FAE

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Building Networks for People

Established in 1986 with a vision to make technology affordable and to provide an unmatched network experience for everyone.

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Network Equipment OEM/ODM

IC Chipset Design

Switching Power SupplyManufacturer

IP Traffic Generators and Test Solutions

Integrated Video Systems

IC Chipset DesignWimax Service Provider

Network EquipmentOEM/ODM

Network Equipment OEM/ODM

Network Security Hardware and Appliances

Network Security Hardware and Appliances

Safety Specifications andElectromagnetic Interference Testing

TGC, TiVo in Taiwan

D-Link Group & Partners: A Valuable Vertical Synergy

Cloud Service Platform

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Global Presence

190 local sales offices in 67 countries with over 2,725 employees

Sales channels including retailers, distributors, ITSPs, SIs

U.K.GermanyFranceItalySpainNetherlandsBelgiumGreeceSwitzerlandAustriaDenmarkFinlandNorwaySweden

EgyptSaudi ArabiaU.A.E.IsraelIranTurkeyPakistanSouth Africa

U.S.A.CanadaMexicoArgentinaBrazilChileColumbiaEcuadorVenezuelaPeruGuatemala

HungaryPolandCzechCroatiaBulgariaRomaniaRussiaBelarusUkraineEstoniaLithuaniaLatviaUzbekKazakhstan

NZRegional warehouses in 15 countries; over 300 R&D personnel and 38 RMA

centers in globe

Updated in Feb., 2012

Global Channels, Local Touch

TaiwanChinaJapanKoreaSingaporeMalaysiaIndiaAustraliaNew Zealand

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Leading in Wireless LAN Stand-Alone Access Points

#1

Source: Gartner, “Market Share: Enterprise WLAN Equipment, Worldwide, 1Q2012,” July 2012, Christian CanalesGraph created by D-Link based on Gartner data

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Leading in Ethernet Switches

#3

Source: Gartner, “Market Share: Enterprise Ethernet Switches, Worldwide, 1Q2012,” August 2012, Christian Canales, Severine RealGraph created by D-Link based on Gartner data

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Global Connections: Customers

Government

Education

Health Care

Retail

Telecom

Hospitality

Enterprise

E-tailer

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High Density Wirelessin 20 Minutes???

Really?

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Wireless Terms

Frequency 2.4 & 5.0 GHz

Half Duplex Only One Radio Communicates at a

Time

Round Robin Only One Device Communicates at a

Time

Single Band One Radio

Dual Band Two Radio’s• Selectable One Radio ‘On’ at a time• Simultaneous Both Radio’s ‘On’ at the same time

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Basic Design CriteriaHigh Density vs Coverage

Average User Profile

Number of devices

Connections per radio

Radio throughput

Broadcast Domains

Bottlenecks•Backhaul• Internet

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Automatic RF Adjustment – Auto Power

Automatic power uses a proprietary algorithm to automatically adjust the RF signal to broadcast far enough to reach wireless clients, but not so far that it interferes with RF signals broadcast by other APs.

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Automatic RF Adjustment – Auto Channel

Channels will automatically be adjusted on any new event in the system such as an AP being added or removed, or the switch can be programmed to automatically readjust channels at certain times (i.e. 2:00am each day) of the day or upon a certain interval (i.e. every 6 hours)

2. Rogue AP or Radio interferenceChannel 48

Channel 24 Channel 48

Channel 36

3. Changes toChannel 18

Channel 54

1. When first time implementing APs, the System selects different channels forAPs at random to avoid interference

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Automatic RF Adjustment - Self-Healing Network

Fail-Safe• When a Managed AP is powered down, the power of its neighboring AP(s) managed by

the same switch is immediately increased by 20%.• The power level will adjust again every pre-configured Interval by sensing neighboring

AP power status.

FailedIncrease 20% of power!

Failure detected

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Thank YouQuestions?