This release also has its share of bug fixes. You can check out the whole list here –
http://manageengine.adventnet.com/products/wifi-manager/release-feature.html

Download link: http://manageengine.adventnet.com/products/wifi-manager/download.html

If you are already using WiFi Manager, you can use our service/upgrade pack to upgrade to the latest version.

Go ahead, try it out. We would love to hear your thoughts.

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Yahoo! had an article about wireless attacks. LATimes wrote about it. We have heard about it many times and here it is again.

These articles talk about wireless hacking..the many forms – the evil twin, man in the middle, etc. and what you can about it. Worth the read.

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We are also speaking on Enterprise Security. It is happening tomorrow – 21st March in Hall 8 (Ground Floor). The session is called “Security Challenges For The Enterprise”. I. Siva (we call him, IC) is speaking in the morning session

Come over to our booth too and check out our wide range of enterprise management and security products. And if you are looking for a wireless management and security solution, you know what to ask for.

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1. We use common templates. That means, even if you have multiple-vendor access point models, you do not need to login to each and every access point interface and change settings there. One interface, multiple vendors.2. Credentials are important. AP Management is done via SNMP or/and Telnet/SSH. It is neccessary to put in the correct write community for SNMP and username and password for Telnet/SSH. If you use Enable Prompt and Password, you need to put in the appropriate values for them.3. Various parameters can be configured and reconfigured using WiFi Manager. Radio settings, security settings (WPA, WPA-PSK..), VLANs, access control lists etc.4. Multiple access points from different vendors can be configured at a time.

5. Configuration can be imported from a pre-configured AP and pushed onto multiple APs in a single shot.

6. WiFi Manager supports configuration on fat APs, wireless switches, wireless gateways and routers too.

7. WiFi Manager, today supports 85 models of APs. But configuration support is not there in 16 of them (due to lack of proper implementation of SNMP or Telnet/SSH). But still, 70 is not a bad number, eh?

8. WiFi Manager also upgrades firmware on your access points too. On multiples too!

9. WiFi Manager maintains the history of all your configuration changes, just in case.

Or 9 reasons why you should get WiFi Manager to manage your wireless configuration.

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So what’s new in this release? More magic, more power and of course, the necessary repairs which can also be read as performance tweaks, more supported devices and of course, bug fixes. You can read the whole list on our website here.

So if you want to check out the new version, you can download it from here. If you are already running a version of WiFi Manager, get the service pack to upgrade. And please..read the instructions before you upgrade.

One more thing..I know it is terribly late..but you still deserve it! We, the whole WiFi Manager Team, wish you, your family, your business a great and wonderful wireless New Year!

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Simple Management. Secured WLAN.

One of our customers wrote us today:

“it is efficient, reliable, time-saving and economical. It is unbelievably simple to use”

Music to our ears.

Thank you!

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Most often SNMP may not be enabled on the device. What’s the solution? Login to the web interface of the device and enable SNMP. Unfortunately, you will have to do it for each device on your network.

Even if the SNMP is enabled on the devices, improper SNMP credentials will not allow WiFi Manager to discover them correctly. The SNMP credentials are not same as the device-web-interface password (unless you have put it that way!).

But once that is done, you can use WiFi Manager for just about anything!

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WiFi Manager 5.0 is ready for you to download.

Key features in the release include:

# Support for Wireless Switches and thin access points.

# Assign access to different devices and resources to different users.

# Enhanced support for access points from Symbol, Ericsson and Netgear.

And there’s more…click for the complete release notes.

Download and try WiFi Manager for free. Click here

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We have added a host of new features in the new release. I just wanted to give you a feel of what is coming… and what better way to start than to show you the WiFi Manager login screen.

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