Datasheet

NMS-500
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Network Management Characteristics
• Built-in DHCP Server
• Built-in Radius Server
• Console/Telnet command line interface
• SSL secure access
• Web-based GUI management interface
• SNMP v1, v2c, and v3 management
• Supports PLANET DDNS/Easy DDNS
Three Steps to Manage Nodes with Ease
The NMS-500 enhances user experience by providing more user-friendly Web GUI
(Chrome only*) and obvious step-by-step guidance on each related function. Unlike other
third-party software, it reduces training time and allows even non-technical users to be
able to set up wireless network within minutes.
Step 1
Discovery
Step 2
Add to List
Step 3
Domain Info. Display
Real-time Centralized Monitoring and Event Alarm System
As the NMS-500 can come out with a topology view of the network of the deployed powered devices, it enables to detect which device is online (blue) or
ofine(red).Thereal-timecentralizedmonitoringofthesedevicescanhelptheadministratorknowwhatthecurrentstatusesofthesedevicesare.TheSMTP
alarm function is designed to send an email alert to the administrator via the SMTP server where syslog information can be found once an abnormality is
detected.ThiscanpromptMISpersonneltoquicklyxtheidentiedtroubleinthenetwork.
Optimizing Wi-Fi Deployment with Floor Maps
Withtheoormaps,devicescanbelocatedaccordingtotheelddeployment,thussavingyourtimeandcostofon-sitesupportandmonitoring.Thecurrent
statusesofdevicesareshowninrealtimeandtheheatmapisabletoshowthewirelesssignalcoverageandstrengthtohelptheadministratorne-tunethe
overlapping of the adjacent devices anytime to optimize the wireless network performance.
Browser-based Control on IPC Linux Platform
As it is browser-based, the NMS-500 does not need to be downloaded, making its direct connection to a network via a PC, laptop or tablet easier for the
administrator. It can be operated from anywhere via Web browser and network adapter that are able to access managed nodes on a DHCP-enabled network,
thus controlling multiple devices through a single PC, laptop or tablet.