Pepwave Peplink Manual de usuario

Quick Start Guide

Peplink WLAN Controller

Centralized Access Point Management

Peplink Balance 380 or above

Pepwave AP One series access point

A WLAN Controller full edition license is required to

manage additional APs. Please contact your authorized

reseller or the Peplink sales team for more information

and pricing details.

The Peplink BalanceWLAN Controller now supports Pepwave AP One access points. Built on top of the popular

Peplink Balance multi-WAN bonding router, the WLAN Controller feature allows you to manage and congure

up to 500 access points easily, with a single, unied interface. Simplify controlling yourWi-Fi network, plus enjoy

increased bandwidth and better Internet reliability, using the Peplink Balance WLAN Controller.

Manage Pepwave AP One with Peplink Balance Now!

Requirements

Dierent Peplink Balance models can support up to a

maximum number of AP. For details, please visit

http://www.peplink.com/balance/tech-spec/

WLAN Controller full edition license

Getting Started

Creating Wireless Networks (SSID)

1Select Network from the top menu. Choose AP

Management from the left menu, and then

select the check box to enable the feature.

2Click Save, and then click Apply Changes.

3AP One devices in the network will be automati-

cally discovered. The number of APs detected will

be shown on the Dashboard and Access Point

section of Status.

4To manage access points located in a remote

network, enable Manage Remote AP.

5You can set up a list of recognized access points

with Access Point to be Managed.

1Choose Wireless Networks from the left menu.

Click the New Network button displayed on the

bottom of the page.

2In the Wireless Network dialog box, enter the

Network Name (SSID) used to identify the Wi-Fi

network.

3Under Wireless Security Settings, select

WPA/WPA2 - Personal for home or small

business use. Enter an authentication password

of at least 8 characters in the Shared Key eld. If

you are managing the network of a larger

company, you may consider using WPA/WPA 2 -

Enterprise, which allows you to use a separate

RADIUS server to handle the wireless network’s

authentication.

4To further customize network permissions, you

can also change Guest Protect, Bandwidth

Management, and Firewall Settings.

5To show a splash screen for your Wi-Fi service,

which is useful for Wi-Fi service oered to guests

in restaurant, hospitality, and other settings,

enable Captive Portal.

6Click OK at the bottom of the dialog box, and

then click Apply Changes to save the wireless

network.

7Repeat the above steps to add more wireless

networks and/or specify additional name and

network permissions for various user groups.

Creating AP Proles

Applying AP Proles

1Choose AP Proles from the left menu. Click the

New AP Prole button displayed on the bottom

of the page.

2In the AP Prole dialog box, enter a name for the

device conguration prole.

3Select up to four wireless networks to include in

the AP prole.

4Optimize your device’s radio performance by

adjusting the options in AP Advanced Settings.

For example, you can select a dierent 2.4 GHz

Wi-Fi radio channel in order to ensure the best

signal strength and eliminate potential channel

conicts.

5Change your AP One’s device security settings,

such as passwords, under Web Administration

Settings.

6Click Save at the bottom of the dialog box, and

then click Apply Changes to store the AP prole.

7Repeat the above steps to create additional AP

proles for other usage scenarios.

1Navigate to the Dashboard page. Under WLAN

Information, click Control Panel.

2Select the check box for the AP One device you

wish to congure.

3Select AP Prole from the drop-down menu

located in the lower right corner.

4In the AP Prole dialog box, select a previously

created AP prole. Click OK.

5The selected AP prole will be sent to your AP

One devices automatically.

Creating Captive Portals

A captive portal is a great opportunity to build your brand while providing Wi-Fi service to hotel guests, coee

shop patrons, students, and other users.You can create a customized portal start page using one of two captive

portal modes.

1Navigate to the Dashboard page. Under WLAN

Information, click Control Panel.

2In the Access Point Control Panel dialog box,

click Captive Portal Settings, located on the

lower left.

3Click the General tab and choose a Captive

Portal Mode -

Open Access Mode -- No user name or password

will be required on the portal page. To limit the

amount of time a guest can use the network,

enter the allowed time in Free Access Quota.

Click Save to store your changes.

Guest Account Mode -- The portal page will be

displayed with a login box, and a user name and

password will be required. After selecting Guest

account mode, click Save. Click Guest Accounts

to create accounts.

4Click the Portal Page Customization tab.

5To upload an image for the portal page, rst click

Choose File. Select the desired image from your

system and click Upload.

6Customize your portal page with a Message and

Terms & Conditions.

7Specify where the customer will be redirected

after successful authentication with Custom

Landing Page.

8Click Preview to review your design. Click

Publish to save your portal page and make it

available to guests.

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