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The P-360 HiaB Access Point can work in different operation modes:
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Access point mode (AP)
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Access Point-Router mode (AP-Router)
Difference to P-320
The P-360 WLAN AP is designed to cooperate with G-6000/G-4000 hot-spot gateways. As opposed
to P-320 (Wi-Fi Operator Access Point) the P-360 does incorporate routing and the Universal Access.
However, P-360 can be configured as a 802.1x authenticator. In this setup the G-6000/G-4000
gateway will act as a RADIUS-Proxy and controls the traffic flow. Only when 802.1x authentication
chain is successfully finished the gateway will allow Internet access.
P-360 is also called "A Hot-spot in a box", because it incorporates all necessary AAA features for
single-cell hot-spots. P-360 typically works as a router, whereas P-320 is used as a layer2 bridge
between wireless clients and an Ethernet backbone.
P-320 and P-360 share one hardware platform incl. housing. However it is not possible for users to
upgrade from P-320 to P-360 by software (or vice versa).
System Requirements
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Network Adapter with Ethernet (UTP CAT 5) Cabling and TCP/IP installed per PC
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Web browser with enabled Java and JavaScripts for Web-based Manager
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Cable Modem with Ethernet Connection and Internet Access
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Windows operating system for AP search and AP upgrade tools
The Product Package
Each "Hot-Spot in a Box" Access Point comes with the following:
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One P-360 model Access Point
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One Twisted-pair LAN cable
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One wall mounting assembly kit
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One CD-ROM containing this User's Guide in the Portable Document Format (PDF)
If any of these items are missing or damaged, please contact your reseller or Gemtek System
Technical Support.
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