SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities.

Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing.

The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services, RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities.

Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing.

The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services, RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities.

Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing.

The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services, RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities.

Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing.

The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services, RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities.

Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing.

The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services, RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities.

Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing.

The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services, RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities.

Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing.

The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services, RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities. Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing. The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services,

RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Zero-Touch makes it easy to register your unit and onboard SonicWave APs with the help of the SonicWall SonicExpress mobile app. The APs are automatically detected and provisioned with Zero-Touch Deployment. Available on iOS and Android, the SonicExpress mobile app lets network administrators monitor and manage networks from anywhere.

SonicWall's 600 Series Wireless Access Points (APs) use 802.11ax - the most advanced technology available - for superior performance in complex, multi-device environments. Cloud-managed using SonicWall's Wireless Network Manager (WNM), these APs offer a number of additional features that provide an enhanced experience, all while delivering the best-in-class security that you expect from SonicWall.

Performance

SonicWall's SonicWave 600 Series Access Points utilize 802.11ax technology, improving performance in complex environments. The use of 1024 QAM allows more data to pass through, and 802.11ax provides enhancements in MU-MIMO, with both uplink and downlink capabilities.

Additionally, 802.11ax works in both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Testing has shown that 802.11ax can reduce latency by 75% and enable up to a 4X improvement in overall throughput, with nominal data rate improvement of up to 37% compared to 802.11ac Wave 2.

Enhanced user experience

SonicWave APs enhance the user experience in a number of ways. Not only are processor speeds faster, but beamforming allows for a more direct connection that is faster and more reliable than without beamforming. Improved power control methods help to avoid interference with nearby networks, making for a better experience. And Target Wake Time management helps preserve battery life in mobile devices.

Best-in-class wireless security

Most SonicWave access points include a separate radio dedicated to security, which performs rogue AP detection, passive scanning and packet capturing.

The SonicWave solution also integrates additional securityrelated features, including wireless intrusion detection and prevention, virtual AP segmentation, wireless guest services, RF monitoring and wireless packet capture. SonicWave APs also feature zero-wait DFS, which identifies and avoids interference with radar systems while eliminating the wait associated with being booted from one DFS channel and finding another to connect with.

Intuitive cloud management and monitoring tool

SonicWave APs are easy to set up and deploy. They integrate with SonicWall Wireless Network Manager, which is a highly intuitive, scalable and centralized Wi-Fi network management system capable of delivering rich wireless and switching analytics, as well as simplified, single-pane-ofglass onboarding via the cloud. The APs also integrate with WiFi Planner, a site survey tool that enables you to optimally design and deploy a wireless network, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership. And with RF spectrum analysis, you can detect and identify the source of RF interference and monitor the health of a wireless system.

The SonicWall Network Security services platform™ (NSsp) series has next-generation firewalls with high port density and multi-gig speed interfaces, that can process several million connections for zero-day and advanced threats. Designed for large enterprise, higher education, government agencies and MSSPs, it eliminates attacks in real time without slowing performance. It is designed to be highly reliable and deliver uninterrupted services to organizations.

Enterprise-Class Firewalls

As businesses evolve along with an increase in managed and unmanaged devices, networks, cloud workloads, SaaS applications, users, Internet speeds, and encrypted connections, a firewall that can't support any one of these becomes a bottleneck. A firewall should be a source of strength and not a point of weakness.

The SonicWall NSsp firewall's multiple 100G/40G/25G/10G interfaces allow you to process several million simultaneous encrypted and unencrypted connections with unparallel threat prevention technology. With more than 70% of all sessions being encrypted, having a firewall that can process and examine this trafc without impacting the end user experience is critical to productivity and information security.

The NSsp's unifed policy enables organizations to simply and intuitively create access and security policies in a single interface.

Simplified management and reporting

Ongoing management, monitoring and reporting of network activities are handled through the SonicWall Network Security Manager. This provides an intuitive dashboard for managing firewall operations as well as provide historical reports - from a single source. Together, the simplified deployment and setup along with the ease of management enable organizations to lower their total cost of ownership and realize a high return on investment.

Deployment | Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW)

• Managed through a single pane of glass
• NSsp integrates with the rest of the SonicWall ecosystem of solutions
• Gain full visibility into your network to see what applications, devices, and users are doing to enforce policies as well as eliminate threats and bandwidth bottlenecks
• Integrate with Capture ATP with RTDMI for cloud-based sandboxing or Capture Security appliance for on-premise malware detection

Deep Packet Inspection of SSL/ TLS (DPI-SSL) for hidden threats

• The NSsp provides inspection for over millions of simultaneous TLS/SSL and SSH encrypted connections regardless of port or protocol
• Inclusion and exclusion rules allow customization based on specifc organizational compliance and/or legal requirements
• Support for TLS cipher suites up to TLS 1.3