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T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S
Performance and capacity
Campus-connected APs: Up to 2,048
Remote APs: Up to 8,192
Users: Up to 32,768
MAC addresses: Up to 256,000
VLAN IP interfaces: 512
Fast Ethernet ports (10/100): Up to 72
Gigabit Ethernet ports (GBIC or SFP): Up to 40
10 Gigabit Ethernet ports (XFP): Up to 8
Active firewall sessions: Up to 2,097,200
Concurrent IPSec tunnels: Up to 32,768
Firewall throughput: Up to 80 Gbps
Encrypted throughput (3DES): Up to 32 Gbps
Encrypted throughput (AES-CCM): Up to 16 Gbps
Wireless LAN security and
control features
802.11i security (WFA-certified WPA2 and WPA)
802.1X user and machine authentication
EAP-PEAP, EAP-TLS, EAP-TTLS support
Centralized AES-CCM, TKIP and WEP encryption
802.11i PMK caching for fast roaming applications
EAP offload for AAA server scalability and
survivability
Stateful 802.1X authentication for standalone APs
MAC address, SSID and location-based
authentication
Multi-SSID support for operation of multipleWLANs
SSID-based RADIUS server selection
Secure AP control and management over
IPSec or GRE
CAPWAP-compatible and upgradeable
DistributedWLANmode forremoteAP deployments
Simultaneous centralized and distributed
WLAN support
Identity-based security features
Captive portal, 802.1X and MAC address
authentication
Username,IP address,MAC address and encryption
key binding for strong network identity creation
Per-packet identity verification to prevent
impersonation
RADIUS and LDAP-based AAA server support
Internal user database for AAA server failover
protection
Role-based authorization for eliminating
excess privilege
Robust policy enforcement with stateful
packet inspection
Per-user session accounting for usage auditing
Web-based guest enrollment
Configurable acceptable use policies for guest
access
XML-based API for external captive portal
integration
xSec option for wired LAN authentication and
encryption(802.1X authentication, 256-bit
AES-CBC encryption)
Convergence features
Voice and data on a single SSID for
converged devices
Flow-based QoS usingvoice flow classification (VFC)
Alcatel-Lucent NOE, SIP, Spectralink SVP, SCCP
and Vocera ALGs
Strict priority queuing for over-the-air QoS
802.11e support – WMM, U-APSD and T-SPEC
QoS policing for preventing network abuse
via 802.11e
DiffServ marking and 802.1p support for
network QoS
On-hook and off-hook VoIP client detection
VoIP call admission control (CAC) using VFC
Call reservation thresholds for mobile VoIP calls
Voice-aware RF management for ensuring
voice quality
Fast roaming support for ensuring mobile
voice quality
SIP early media and ringing tone generation
(RFC 3960)
Per-user and per-role rate limits (bandwidth
contracts)
Adaptive radio management
(ARM) features
Automatic channel and power settings for
thin APs
Simultaneous air monitoring and end user services
Self-healing coverage based on dynamic
RF conditions
Dense deployment options for capacity optimization
AP load balancing based on number of users
AP load balancing based on bandwidth utilization
Coverage hole and RF interference detection
802.11h support for radar detection and avoidance
Automated location detection for active RFID tags
Built-in XML-based Location API for RFID
applications
Wireless intrusion protection
features
Integration with WLAN infrastructure
Simultaneous or dedicated air monitoring
capabilities
Rogue AP detection and built-in location
visualization
Automatic rogue, interfering and valid AP
classification
Over-the-air and over-the-wire rogue AP
containment
Adhoc WLAN network detection and containment
Windows client bridging and wireless bridge
detection
Denial of service attack protection for APs
and stations
Misconfigured standalone AP detection and
containment
Third party AP performance monitoring and
troubleshooting
Flexible attack signature creation for new
WLAN attacks
EAP handshake and sequence number analysis
Valid AP impersonation detection
Frame floods,FakeAP andAirjack attack detection
ASLEAP, death broadcast, null probe response
detection
Netstumbler-based network probe detection
Stateful firewall features
Stateful packet inspection tied to user identity
or ports
Location and time-of-day aware policy definition
802.11 station awareness for WLAN firewalling
Over-the-air policy enforcement and station
blacklisting
Session mirroring and per-packet logs for
forensic analysis
2 Alcatel-Lucent OmniAccess 6000
The OAW-6000 offers a best in class, user-centric security framework to authenticate wireless users, enforce role-based
access control policies and quarantine unsafe endpoints from accessing the corporate wireless network. Guest users can
be easily and safely supported with the built-in captive portal server and advanced network services.
The OAW-6000 can create a secure networking environment without requiring additional VPN/firewall devices using
integrated site-to-site VPN and NAT capabilities, split-tunneling and an ICSA-certified stateful firewall. Site-to-site VPN
support can be integrated with all leading VPN concentrators to provide seamless integration into existing corporate VPNs.