WG102

1. WG102 ProSafe Wireless Access Point 802.11g

2. Main Selling Points • High-speed, enterprise-class functionality at a low cost • Robust Management Features • SNMP MIB I & II and 802.11MIB – manageable • Integrated PoE, IEEE 802.3af compliant • Wireless Distribution System (bridging & repeater modes) • Works with ProSafe Network Management Software NMS100 • Advanced Security • 802.11i-ready, advanced security and management features with Wi-Fi Protected Access and 802.1x RADIUS • VPN pass-thru, Block SSID broadcast and more! • NETGEAR antenna and accessory options for flexible access point placement & range optimization • Ships with single 5 dBi detachable antenna • Standards-based for interoperability and ease of installation • Easily integrates into existing networking environment • Integrated PoE, IEEE 802.3af compliant • Wi-Fi Certified and plenum-rated for air spaces

3. Important Features • High-speed networking with IEEE 802.11g, Atheros SuperG 108 Mbps turbo mode • Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), 802.11i-ready security (WPA-2) • Wireless Multimedia (WMM) – ready (802.11e/QoS) • Wireless Distribution System (WDS) supports bridging and repeater modes • Integrated IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet (PoE) for easy installation • 1 detachable 5 dBi antenna • SNMP MIB I, MIB II and 802.11 MIB support • 802.1x, VPN pass-through, MAC address authentication • Plenum-rated, Wi-Fi Certified

4. Targets, channel and pricing • Small & Medium Business locations with 20 ~ 250 users • Company or entity implementing wireless LANs as either an Ethernet alternative or mobile extension to Ethernet • Perfect for: • Retail Office Lobby • Hotel/Motel Convention Centers • Casinos Branch or Remote office • Banking/Financial Manufacturing • Education • When customer needs include: • High security levels • Robust Management Functionality • Fast, reliable data throughput • Range extender options (antennas, etc.) • Primary channel is DMR/VAR • US List = $250

5. WG102 Features-at-a-Glance • Security • WPA, 802.11i-ready (WPA-2) • 802.1x RADIUS with EAP TLS, TTLS, and PEAP • up to 152-bit WEP • MAC Address Authentication • VPN pass-thru • Enable/Disable SSID Broadcast • Network Management • Web browser via secure SSL • SNMP MIB I & II & 802.11MIB • DHCP Client • HTTP redirect • So that hot spots can direct customers to a specific introductory website before accessing Internet • Other advanced wireless features • SuperG Dynamic 108 Mbps • 1 detachable 5 dBi antenna • Compatible with NG antennas and accessories • Plenum-rated • Integrated Power over Ethernet • IEEE 802.3af compliant • Transmit Power control from 100 mW down to 0 mW • Wireless Distribution System(WDS) • Repeater • Point-to-point/multi-point bridging

6. Typical Network Configurations

7. Technical Specifications • Hardware Specifications: • 10/100 Ethernet (RJ-45) with IEEE 802.3af & Auto-Uplink • Power adapter: Output 12VDC, 1A • 5 LEDs: Power, Test, 100Mbps, Link/ACT and 802.11g • 1 reverse SMA antenna connector • 4 MB Flash, 16 MB DRAM • Physical dimension: • 5.56 x 3.94 x 1.06 inches (WG302 - 10 x 7 x 1.25 inches) • PoE Requires 4.3W

8. Technical Specifications • 802.11g Wireless • 2.4 ~ 2.4835GHz • Atheros Dynamic Super G 108 Mbps setting • Typical max power output: 19 dBm • Typical maximum receive sensitivity: -91 dB • Wi-Fi Certified & Plenum-rated • Warranty: 3 Year Limited • Serial number prefix – WG76

9. Netgear Access Points Comparison

10. AP Positioning - When to sell what? • WG302 ProSafe 802.11g Access Point – when customers require: • PRIMARY CHANNEL/CUSTOMER: VAR, Medium-Large Enterprise • High speed wireless networking, up to 108 Mbps • Extended range offered by high-gain antennas • Integrated PoE, WPA/WPA2 and Wi-Fi certification • Advanced remote management and hot spot features • No need for a separate WLAN AP Controller/Switch • WG102 ProSafe 802.11g Access Point – when customers require: • PRIMARY CHANNEL: DMR, Small ~ Large Enterprise • Cost-effective solution with Enterprise security and management features • Extended range offered by high-gain antennas • Integrated PoE, WPA/WPA2 and Wi-Fi certification • No need for complex central management OR willing to use a separate WLAN AP Controller/Switch to achieve these advanced features • WG602 802.11g Access Point – when customers require: • PRIMARY CHANNEL: RETAIL, SOHO • Low cost, basic WLAN access up to 54 Mbps • Medium security levels – no RADIUS authentication • Lower density deployments – less users per AP

11. Competitive Chart

12. GUI

13. General

14. Confirm changes

15. Setup – Basic Settings

16. Setup – Wireless Settings

17. Security – WEP/WPA Settings

18. Security – WEP/WPA SettingsWEP

19. Security – WEP/WPA SettingsWPA/PSK

20. Security – Radius Server Settings

21. Security – Access Control

22. Management – Change Password

23. Management – Remote Management

24. Management – Upgrade Firmware

25. Management – Backup/Restore Settings

26. Management – Reboot AP

27. Information – Activity LogM

28. Information – Available Wireless Station List

29. Information - Statistics

30. Advanced – Hotspot Settings

31. Advanced – Wireless Settings

32. Advanced – Access Point Settings

33. Web Support

34. FAQ #1 • What the different between the WG602 and WG102? • Super G – Dynamic 108 Mbps. • SNMP. • Full WPA. • Plenum-rating for fire safety and the ability to place in plenum air spaces. • PoE. • Blue meta case.

35. FAQ #2 • What is the different before the WG302 and WG102? • WG302 has 2 detachable 5 dBi antenna. • WG302 has console port for CLI interface. • WG302 has SSH and SSL remote management access.

36. FAQ #3 • When will the WG102 support WPA2 or 80211i? • The WG102 will ship with WPA-Enterprise at launch. By Q205, WPA2 or 802.11i will be available via free firmware upgrade. At that same time, all WG102s will ship with WPA2. • Does WG102 support AutoCell? • No.

37. FAQ #4 • What is PoE and how do I use it? • Power over Ethernet is an IEEE 802.3af specification that enables the ability to use Ethernet cables to supply power to different nodes on the network, such as Access Points. If a switch, such as the NETGEAR FSM726P, has ports that support this standard, one can simply attach the AP to the switch with an Ethernet cable - no additional power supply is needed. This simplifies installation as there is no need for extra wires and no need to place an AP near a power outlet. If a switch does not have PoE ports, the WG102 can still be powered via the Ethernet cable, with an optional accessory from PowerDsine, called a midspan, to enable this feature. • Is WG102 compatible with Netgear POE101? • No, POE101 is designed for ME102 and ME103.

38. FAQ #5 • Does WG102 have a signal booster option similar to the ME103BDL1? • Not at this time. However, all Netgear antennas are compatible with the WG102. • What are the antenna options for WG102? • ANT2405 – 5 dBi Omni-directional antenna. • ANT24D18 – 18 dBi directional antenna. • ANT2409 – 9 dBi Omni-directional antenna.

39. Known Issues

40. Troubleshooting • Standard troubleshooting flow for access point.

41. Questions and Answers