D-Link DAP-2610 DualBand AC1300 Wave2 GbE PoE AP D-Link DAP-2610 is a corporate dual-band Wi-Fi AC1300 MU-MIMO access point designed primarily for offices, small and medium businesses, restaurants, schools, guesthouses, hotels, shops, etc. It offers an advanced set of features for reliable, secure and powerful Wi-Fi -Fi network. DAP-2610 supports Multiple SSID and VLAN to create separate Wi-Fi networks for different groups of users (employees, VoIP phones, network for visitors, etc.), with the possibility of user authentication locally (Radius, ticketing) or via external servers Radius, LDAP, POP3. The DAP-2610 access point can be managed as a separate access point, in a group of up to 32 APs or centrally using a SW controller.
Management separately
A web interface, Telnet and SNMP protocol are available for access point management, including secure versions of HTTPS, SSH and SNMPv3.
Group management
The AP Array function, which is part of the FW, allows you to manage up to 32 access points in a group, ie from the selected access point, which is defined as the master unit. A backup master unit can also be selected to ensure redundancy. Both of course remain fully functional, ie. they continue to broadcast as standard APs. The configuration of the main unit or only its part (the user can choose) is automatically applied to other APs in the group.
Message from SW controller
Up to 1000 access points can be managed using the free Central WiFiManager CWM-100 controller. The software is installed on a computer, on a hardware or virtual server or in the cloud (eg Amazon AWS). Access is via the built-in web interface, locally or remotely from any computer, tablet or smartphone. For central management of company branches or multiple networks (eg reseller manages multiple customers from one controller), access points can be divided into groups and then assigned to different administrators, with multi-level rights. Access points can also be “hidden” behind a firewall and address translator (NAT), communication is provided by a proprietary VPN tunnel between the AP and SW. Central WiFiManager offers an intuitive graphical interface and advanced feature set, including network and client configuration and monitoring, network access control including user authentication, hot-spot and captive portal functions, QoS and bandwidth management, L2 roaming, bulk change planning configuration or FW upgrade. Warranty information:
The product is backed by a limited lifetime warranty, which means that the warranty period expires up to five years after D-Link (or its successor) ceases selling the product in Europe. To qualify for the limited lifetime warranty, you must register your product (see below) with D-Link Europe within thirty (30) days of purchase. Registration can be done through the self-service portal.
In general:
– Wi-Fi AC1300 MU-MIMO
– Two built-in 3dBi antennas (2×2 antenna system)
– 1x port 10/100/1000M RJ-45 with PoE
– PoE power supply according to IEEE 802.3af (from PoE switch or PoE injector, eg D-Link DPE-101GI)
– Connector for 12V/1A power supply (not included), eg adapter PSM-12V-38-B can be purchased
– Consumption max. 12W
– Mounting: on the table, on the shelf, on the wall, on the ceiling, on the ceilings
– Possibility of security locking of the access point to the mounting base
– Dimensions: 170 x 170 x 28 mm
– Weight: 314g without mounting base, 370.6g with mounting base
– Operating temperature: 0 ? C ~ 40 ? C, relative humidity 10 ~ 90% non-condensing
Wi-Fi wireless:
– 4 operating modes: access point, Wi-Fi client, WDS bridge, WDS + AP
– Multiple-SSID, up to 8 SSID per radio, ie 16 SSID per AP
– VLAN via SSID
– Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wave 2
– max. 400 Mbps in the 2.4 GHz band and max. 867 Mbps in the 5 GHz band
– MU-MIMO for serving multiple Wi-Fi clients simultaneously at the chip level
– Beamforming – signal routing towards clients
– Band steering – load balancing between the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands
– Airtime Fairness – provides the same amount of time (instead of the samenumber of frames) to all clients regardless of their theoretical maximum speed.
– L2 Roaming
– Load-balancing between APs
Safety:
– WEP 64/128bit encryption, WPA/WPA2 Personal, WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
– MAC address filtering
– Wi-Fi client isolation (WLAN Partition)
– ARP spoofing prevention
– Network Access Protection (NAP)
– Hidden SSID
Function:
– Built-in RADIUS server
– Built-in web Captive portal for user authentication locally (Radius or ticket generation) or via external POP3/Radius/LDAP servers
– Ability to redirect to an external login website
– Bandwidth control and limitation (per AP, per SSID, per user)
– QoS, WMM (Wireless Multi Media) to ensure quality of service
– IGMP Snooping for multicast video transmission
– VLAN support and SSID assignment
Management:
– web, SNMP v1, v2c, v3, Telnet, SSL, SSH
– built-in AP Array function – up to 32 APs in a group
– free SW controller Central WiFiManager (CWM-100) for central management of up to 1000 APs