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ManageEngine WiFi Manager Datasheet
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ManageEngine WiFi Manager is an integrated
wireless security and management solution, offering multi-vendor
access point configuration, firmware upgrade, rogue detection,
combined wired and wireless network monitoring, and reporting
capabilities for enterprise-grade wireless networks. With
integrated hardware sensors for analyzing 802.11 packets,
the solution protects WLANs from security threats such as
intrusions, denial-of-service attacks, and vulnerabilities.
It automatically discovers all wireless and wired assets in
the distributed network and enables IT to control them from
a single console. The Web-based user interface makes it easy
to be accessed from anywhere, using a standard HTML browser.
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Some of the WiFi Manager
applications include
• Protect Wireless LANs
• Detect & Block Rogue APs
• Configure Access Points
• Upgrade Firmware
• Troubleshoot WLAN
• Monitor device health
WiFi Manager consists of
• WiFi Manager Software
• RF Sensor
Supports access points from:
• Cisco
• Proxim
• Symbol
• 3Com
• Avaya
• HP
• DELL
and others
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Continuous RF Monitoring
Using integrated RF sensors WiFi Manager analyses the RF spectrum
for all 802.11 conversations and identifies intrusions, attacks,
vulnerabilities, and policy violations. Local analysis and
intelligent data forwarding ensures low bandwidth consumption
between sensors and the software. These sensors require zero
configurations making it truly plugand- play.
Rogue Detection & Blocking
Multiple techniques involving RF and wired side inputs are
employed to detect rogue access points. Once detected, WiFi
Manager provides details such as nearest sensor and switch
port mapping for the administrators to locate and block the
rogue AP from the network.
Attack Mitigation
WiFi Manager reduces the impact of wireless attacks by detecting
them before hand. It detects all major attacks including RF
jamming attack, AirJack attack, ASLEAP attack, Fata-jack attack,
EAPoL logoff Storm, EAPoL Start Storm etc.
Access Point Configuration
Using WiFi Manager administrators can configure access point
for basic settings, radio settings, access control settings,
security settings, and services settings. Administrators can
either fill in predefined configuration templates and push
the values to select access points or group access points
based on model, firmware version etc., and configure them
in bulk.
Firmware Upgrade
WiFi Manager facilitates remote firmware upgrade of access
points. Upgrades can also be scheduled for later execution.
Wired & Wireless Network Monitoring
WiFi Manager monitors access points and other network devices
for availability, SNMP reachability, traffic, and utilization.
It generates specific reports for WLANs including radio reports,
error reports, association reports, and security reports.
Troubleshooting
Web-based GUI enables quick access to alarms, reports, configuration
history etc., facilitating easy troubleshooting.
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Technical Specification |
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GENERAL
- Heterogeneous access point management
- RF monitoring using sensors. No dependency on cards
- Works in Windows and Linux
- Robust BE-FE-Client tiered architecture with inbuilt
data base and web server
- Highly scalable solution
DISCOVERY
- Discovery using ICMP, SNMP, Telnet, CLI, APScan,
RF Scan, CDP, and Manual entry
- Automated periodic discovery
AP CONFIGURATION
- Template-based configuration
- Group configuration.
- Configuration audit
- Basic settings: name, syslocation, syscontact,
IP, subnet mask, SSID, broadcast SSID, Channel.
- 802.11 radio settings: enable radio, allow auto
channel selection, channel, SSID, allow broadcast
SSID, radio preamble, data rate, fragmentation
threshold, RTS threshold, max RTS/CTS retries, max
data retries, beacon period, data beacon period, receive
antenna, transmit antenna
- Access control settings: Enable MAC based access
control, block MAC, passthrough MAC
- Security settings: Create SSID, create VLAN, enable/disable
security mode, WEP, 802.1x, WPA, WPA-PSK, RADIUS server
- Services settings: Enable or disable services running
in access points such as HTTP, Telnet, NTP etc.
EVENT MANAGEMENT
- Intelligent alarm correlation
- Configurable alarm generation
- E-mail based notification
- Intelligent alarm de-duplication
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FIRMWARE UPGRADE
- Group firmware upgrade
- Scheduled upgrade
- Firmware upgrade audit
DEVICE MONITORING
- Wired and Wireless device monitoring
SECURITY
- Integrated IDS sensors
- Intrusions: Rogue AP, Rogue Client, Rogue Adhoc
Client, AirJack, Airsnarf, WEPWedgie attack, MAC address
spoofing, Hotspotter attack
- DoS Attacks: Fata-jack attack, Deauthentication
attack, Disassociation storm, Association
storm, Authentication storm, RF jamming, EAPoL start
storm, EAPol logoff storm, Duration attack, Broadcast
disassociation packet, Broadcast deauthentication
packet, Improper broadcast packet
- Vulnerabilities: Default SSID in use, AP broadcasts
SSID, Adhoc network operating, AP not using
encryption, Weak WEP IV used, AP using hot spot SSID,
HTTP enabled
- Server CPU utilization report
- Server memory utilization report
- AAA server availability report
- Service response time report
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SENSOR SPECIFICATIONS
- Standards Compliance: IEEE 802.11a/b/g, 802.3, 802.3u,
802.3af Ethernet Interface: 1 x 10/100Mbps Auto-sensing,
Auto-MDIX, 802.3af power over Ethernet Antenna: Dual
external dipole with diversity, 4dBi gain at 2.45GHz,
3.5dBi gain at 5.25GHz
- Power Input: DC adapter 5V
1A, or 802.3af power over
Ethernet
- Receive Sensitivity: 802.11a -
84dBm @ 6Mbps to -68dBm @ 54Mbps, 802.11b/g -91dBm
@ 1Mbps to-8dBm @ 54Mbps
- Data Rates Supported: 1, 2,
5.5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 18, 24, 36,
48, 54Mbps
- Operating Frequencies:
802.11a 5.15-5.25GHz,5.25-
5.35GHz, 5.725-5.825GHz;
802.11b/g 2.412-2.484GHz
- Supported Protocols: TCP/IP,
DHCP, TFTP, SNMP (v1), T ZSP
- Dimensions: 6.460" x 4.00" x 1.3"
- Low bandwidth consumption: Intelligent forwarding
mecha nism enables sensors utilize low bandwidth for
sensor-management software communication
SUPPORTED OS
- Windows 2000
- Windows NT
- Windows XP
- RedHat Linux 8.0
- RedHat Linux 9.0
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
- 512 MB RAM
- 200 MB disk space
- PENTIUM III 800 MHz
SUPPORTED BROWSERS
- IE 5.5 & above, Opera 7.2 & above, Netscape
7.0 & above
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