Managed Wireless Networks

Managed Wireless Networks

Hackers are increasingly targeting WiFi networks

Source: Bloomberg

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Many businesses now rely upon WLAN (Wireless-LAN) technology whether it be to provide guest network access, or to provide networking services to all their mobile devices. It is therefore vital that such a critical service is reliable and secure.

Wavex work closely with Aerohive as a hardware vendor of choice for WLAN projects.

Aerohive provides instant adaption to the ever-changing capacity needs for the WLAN (Wireless-LAN). providing full 802.11ac technology performance with data rates up to 2.6 Gbps per access point using the existing 802.3af PoE infrastructure. The software configurable radio enables dual 5 GHz 802.11ac performance on both radios to provide the best of coverage to maximize the return on investment. The built-in BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) radio enables proximity, indoor location tracking, and other location-based mobile engagement services.

Key features

  • Wave 2 802.11ac Access Point with MU-MIMO capability
  • RF-IQ antenna and radio technology
  • Software configurable radios allowing either two 5 GHz 802.11a/n/ac radios (for High Density High Capacity deployments) or concurrent 802.11a/n/ac and 802.11b/g/n radios
  • Full 3x3, 3 spatial streams in SU-MIMO and MU-MIMO and dual 5 GHz performance with IEEE 802.3af power
  • Built-in Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) for iBeacon and other beacon technologies
  • IoT readiness with USB port for other wireless technologies to connect seamlessly

Aerohive enables mobility in a simple, secure, and scalable manner, with a unique distributed control Wi-Fi and wired solution, combined with a cloud services platform that makes it easier to manage your network.

Jonathan Gill, Technical Presales Engineer: Wavex Technology

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Wavex supports organisations in leveraging AI strategically, helping identify the right applications, integrate solutions with existing workflows, and monitor adoption. This ensures AI delivers measurable business outcomes while maintaining security, compliance, and operational stability.

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Wavex works closely with organisations to guide every stage of this process, from readiness assessments and pilot deployments to phased adoption and ongoing optimisation. This structured approach ensures AI is integrated securely, adopted effectively, and aligned with business priorities, ultimately delivering measurable results and sustainable value.