Spec Sheet

SPECIFICATION SHEET
Wireless LAN switching and voice communications
platform for medium to large enterprises
The RFS6000 extends Motorola’s’ presence in
the wireless enterprise by offering an integrated
Wireless LAN communication platform that delivers
highly secure, robust data and voice services.
Comprehensive capabilities include support for
multiple locationing technologies such as Wi-Fi,
RFID and UWB; 3G/4G wireless broadband backhaul
services; and high data rate connectivity through
802.11n. With the enterprise class RFS6000,
business will enjoy the best in class performance,
security, scalability and manageability required
to meet the needs of demanding mission critical
business applications.
Maximize benefits and minimize costs —
inside and outside the enterprise
Motorola’s Wi-NG architecture reduces installation
and maintenance costs by providing a single
infrastructure for mobile voice and data inside and
outside the enterprise. This complete solution
includes an integrated IPSEC VPN, AAA Radius
Server, and Firewall with Stateful Packet Inspection
capability, reducing the need to purchase and
manage additional infrastructure. Quality of Service
(QoS) ensures superior performance for voice and
video services. The RFS6000 security feature set
enables easy and cost-effective compliance with
industry standards such as PCI, SOX and HIPAA.
FEATURES
Unified wireless voice and
RF management platform
Simplify the architecture and
reduce the cost of mobility
with one platform for
wireless voice, data and RF
technologies, including Wi-Fi,
802.11n, and RFID
Adaptive AP: extending
the enterprise
Enables centralized management
of access points/mesh access
points at remote sites as well
as site survivability of those
remote locations
Wi-NG — Motorola’s
Wireless Next Generation
architecture
Enables seamless campus-wide
roaming, more robust failover
capabilities, enhanced
security, improved mobile
client battery life and
increased voice capacity
ExpressCard
™
Slot
User accessible slot enables
easy addition of a redundant
broadband wireless connection
Adaptive AP for increased network
flexibility — and site survivability
The RFS6000 delivers a new capability that simplifies
and reduces the cost of extending mobility to remote,
branch, small and home offices. Motorola’s AP-51X1
access points can be deployed at remote locations
yet centrally managed in the Network Operations
Center (NOC) through the RFS6000. An IPSec VPN
tunnel secures all traffic between the access points
and the wireless switch. Remote Site Survivability
(RSS) enables access points and mesh access points
to deliver uninterrupted wireless service — even if
the connection to the RFS6000 is lost.
Cost-effective comprehensive
high-performance voice services
Support for VoWLAN provides cost-effective voice
services throughout campus environments, enabling
push-to-talk and more for employees inside the
four walls as well as in outside areas such as the
yard. A rich feature set provides granular control
over the many wireless networking functions
required to deliver high performance persistent clear
connections with desk phone-like voice quality. In
addition, the FMC ready RFS6000 provides support
for future services, including the extension of the
desk phone to mobile devices over the WLAN and
WWAN. Employees will enjoy one number and one
voicemail box simplicity as well as seamless roaming
between the enterprise walls and the field.
RFS6000
Wireless LAN Switch