The DAP-3220 Wireless 108G Exterior Access Point is  the  ideal  solution  for  outdoor  users  that  need network  and  Wi-Fi  Internet  access  at  all  times. Designed especially  for outdoor environments,  the DAP-3220 allows 802.11b/g devices to connect with speeds  of  up  to  108Mbps when  using  108G  Turbo Mode*.

Powerful & Durable Outdoor Solution
The DAP-3220  is designed to handle a wide variety of outdoor environments. It has a die-cast watertight housing, a built-in heater and a temperature sensor. Supporting 802.3af Power over Ethernet (PoE), it can be placed at outdoor locations where power outlets are not easily accessible. Besides functioning as an AP, this device can be can be confgured to operate as a Wireless Distribution System  (WDS)  to act as a  bridge  for  linking  together  networks  in  different buildings.

Advanced Network Security
The  DAP-3220  supports  64/128/152-bit  WEP  data encryption  and WPA/WPA2  security  functions.  In addition, it provides MAC Address Filtering to control user  access,  and  the  Disable  SSID  Broadcast function  to  limit  outsiders’  access  to  the  internal network.

Network Flexibility and Effciency
The DAP-3220 supports up  to 8 SSID, allowing  the administrators  to  logically  divide  the  access  point into several virtual access points all within a single hardware  platform.  Rather  than  having  separate networks with several access points, administrators can  deploy  one  single  AP  to  support  more  than one  application,  such  as  public  Internet  access and  internal  network  control  to  increase  fexibility and  keep  costs  down.  The  DAP-3220  supports 802.1Q  VLAN  Tagging,  operating  with  multiple SSID  to  segment  traffc  to  enhance  performance and  security.    The DAP-3220  provides WLAN  STA partitioning, a function useful for deployments such as  hot  spots.  With  station-to-station  partitioning enabled,  security  is  enhanced,  since  wireless users cannot peek at each other, and the possibility for  data  thievery  is  reduced.  Administrators  can, however, disable this function, so wireless users at an offce can share hard disks and information, and peripherals  such  as  wireless  printers.    The  DAP-3220  also  supports  AP  grouping,  allowing  several access  points  to  balance wireless  network  traffc and wireless clients among  the AP with  the same SSID  and  different  non-overlapping  frequency channels.

Network Management
Network  administrators  can  manage  DAP-3220 settings  via  web-based  confguration  or  Telnet. Administrators  can  use  a  Windows-based  utility called  AP  Manager  to  automatically  locate  all
wireless  devices  installed  on  the  network  and  do bulk confguration of multiple AP  to save  time and effort.