- RADIUS Server located in the Aptilo Service Management Platform
- Remote RADIUS server interaction via RADIUS proxy
- Roaming support through RADIUS proxy
- Online Credit Card payments
- Mobile Phone account charging
- SMS-OTP (One-Time-Passwords)
- Vouchers and Scratch Card
- E-Vouchers
- 802.1x ( MD-5, EAP-TLS, EAP-SIM, etc.)
- Automatic MAC/Cookie-address logon
- Software based clients for automatic end-user access from various vendors and service providers (e.g. WISPr compatible clients, iPass, Boingo and Vodafone)
- PMS (Property Management System) interaction for hotel room billing
Reliability: The Aptilo Access Controller runs on reliable standard hardware or flash disk based hardware with no moving parts and Linux OS based software that offer support for redundancy, high availability and load sharing. This ensures high performance, scalability and reliability for the service provider.
Load sharing
In large broadband networks or in networks with high load and traffic, such as city wide networks, the number of concurrent users can become larger than a single Aptilo Access Controller can handle. The Aptilo system effectively addresses this issue by providing load sharing and automatic redundancy functionalities.
With the load balancing feature in the Aptilo system, adding capacity in the network becomes a simple task of adding an additional Aptilo Access Controller and including it in the server cluster.
One-to-many Redundancy
One backup Aptilo Access Controller can be on hot standby for all primary servers. Would an Access Controller enter a faulty state, the backup will take over operations for that specific primary Access Controller, with all the relevant settings mirrored from the primary configuration.
Flash disk based platform support: The Aptilo Access Controller comes also in a tailored version when flash disk based hardware with no moving parts is used. This provides a solution with minimal maintenance needs and a minimized risk for hardware failures when a distributed access control is required. A number of flash disk based models and brands are supported today from market leading vendors. |