January / February 2008
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NEW 802.11N ACCESS POINTS PROVIDE SECURE WIRELESS ACCESS FOR HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
Aruba Networks, Inc., a global leader in user-centric networks and secure mobility solutions, has announced a new generation of ultra high-performance 802.11n Access Points for providing ubiquitous, high-speed wireless access at healthcare facilities. Aruba's dual-radio AP-124 and AP-125 802.11n Access Point family features 3x3 Multiple-In Multiple-Out (MIMO) operation for long-range, high-speed network access to data, voice, and streaming video applications. The access points will operate in 3x3 MIMO mode using existing 802.3af power-over-Ethernet (PoE) infrastructure over a single Ethernet cable. A local 5VDC power source is provided for non-PoE applications. To protect access points installed in unsecured areas, security credentials are managed by a Trusted Protection Module (TPM) microcontroller. Defined by the Trusted Computing Group for the secure generation and storage of cryptographic keys, TPM protects security credentials against attack and physical theft.
Aruba Networks, Inc.
RRC #1018
RRC #1018
