The TAP200, TSW202 & TSW212 Walkthrough
середа, 13 грудня 2023 р. о 6:30:00 UTC
Recent launches of great devices have grabbed the attention of many. The reason is obvious: the TAP200 – a Wi-Fi 5 access point, and two managed switches – the TSW202 and TSW212, mark a significant leap in the Teltonika Networks portfolio that everyone was intrigued by. Join Teltonika Networks' Regional Development Coordinator for Africa, Arnas Sorokas, and Networking & IoT Engineer, Gage Jupp, as they go in depth into the details of these devices and their huge potential impact in Africa.
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Questions & Answers
Do you have a planning tool to check the Wi-Fi coverage?
No, we do not have such tools in our portfolio, but there are numerous of online tools to do so.
What is the peculiarity in the product nomenclature for ease of product identification? I mean, can you easily tell the features of a product just from the name?
As product names serve many roles and are useful for grouping products into product ‘families’, they are not a reliable way of identifying specific features or functionality. We recommend using the filtering and comparison features of our website for that purpose instead.
Is there a need for scripts while integrating a switch/AP with other devices?
Particular scripts are generally not needed, but if you have a specific usage scenario, please contact us and we will help you.
Is there any ability to achieve SDWAN/MPLS with the Teltonika Networks managed switches portfolio?
No, at the moment our managed switches cannot incorporate SDWAN/MPLS functionality.
Can I connect a TAP200 to non-Teltonika Networks switches?
Yes, you can connect TAP200 devices to non-Teltonika Networks devices.
Will the TSW202 & TSW212 work on 48 DC?
Yes, but keep in mind that the TSW202 has PoE, and depending on the PoE load and output needed, you may need a higher output range (for the TSW202 it is 44 – 57 VDC).
What is the connectivity range of the TAP200?
The TAP200 can achieve data transmission rates of up to 450 Mbps.
I am currently managing multiple RUT 955/6 on RMS for bus Wi-Fi. I am interested in deploying Wi-Fi at the bus terminals. Two questions: what would be your switch recommendation and secondly, can I run this network on the same RMS account?
Choosing the best switch for you depends on your specific needs. Elements to consider are the number of ports needed, whether you need SFP ports, PoE, and management capabilities. We recommend reading this blog article for more information or contacting your account manager if you need additional assistance.
As for RMS – yes, you can add more devices to your RMS account. Keep in mind that only Teltonika Networks managed switches, the TSW202 and TSW202, are supported on RMS. Unmanaged Ethernet switches are not supported on RMS.
Can I set a TAP200 to be used under account connection by users to each SSID? Also, what can and cannot be configured in the SSIDs?
The TAP200 does have PSK for basic authentication, as well as WPA2 and WPA3 for enterprise security, which will help cover the SSIDs needed, these are set per SSID as well (WPA2-EAP/WPA3-EAP Mixed Mode, WPA3-EAP, WPA2-PSK/WPA3-SAE Mixed Mode)
How many users can connect to a TAP200?
According to the Wi-Fi 5 standard, TAP100 can host 100 simultaneous connections, but please consider that in real environments this number can decrease depending on users' browsing needs.
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