The following are three important phases in the AP Control System:

Phase 1: Basic Monitoring and Configuration Management

1. Access Points attached to network can automatically register to AP Control System.
2. Simply plugging in the Access Points, the configuration could be done via AP Control System.
3. Managing Access Points with status monitor, auto-configuration and auto-upgrade.
4. Increasing the wireless service coverage.
5. All clients are authenticated by the Central Access Control Gateway.

Phase2: Advanced AP Management

1. When the Access Point reaches a pre-configured maximum numbers of client, the new client association is rejected.
2. Roaming between Access Points without re-allocate IP and re-authentication to keep connection alive.
3. AP Detection can determine the types of Access Points (legal, interfering or rogue) and perform the necessary policy accordingly.

Phase 3: RF Management and Optimization

1. Adaptive Radio Management, including the Auto-Channel-Control and Auto-power-Level-Control.
2. The Load Balancing control with radio management to reduce the traffic between Access Points.
3. RF Positioning to indicate the location of specific client station.
4. AP Control System can draw a RF Heat Map for reference to optimize the deployment of wireless network.