PLEASANTON, Calif. and LAS VEGAS -- AdventNet, Inc., a leading wireless security and network management software provider, today announced support for DLINK, SMC, and Linksys Wireless Access Points/ Routers with the release of version 4.2.0 of its ManageEngine WiFi Manager. The latest version of WiFi Manager will give small and medium enterprise IT, the ability to seamlessly secure, configure, and monitor wireless networks with multi-vendor Wireless LAN hardware. In addition to the access points and routers, WiFi Manager now supports wireless access gateways from Nomadix. This enables Wireless ISPs using Nomadix solutions to leverage the benefit of centralized network management at an affordable price point.
When it comes to Wireless LANs, small is big. The number of small and medium enterprises adopting Wireless LANs shot up in the recent years with most of them using high-end devices such as, DLINK, LINKSYS, SMC, and NetGear among others. These vendors offering enterprise-grade functionality at SOHO grade pricing is driving up Wireless adoption at SMBs. In many organizations, especially the ones with branch offices, mixed wireless hardware from these vendors is common sight. But although they get the enterprise grade hardware, they still lack enterprise-grade network management and security tools, which remain out of reach due to budget constraints.
"Traditional Network Management software vendors have long ignored the SMBs and when it comes to Wireless LANs, the scene is much worse. Few management tools in the market offer good functionality but they cost as much as $4k-$5k for managing 50 access points. Moreover, many of them don't support the devices that the SMBs love to deploy. These customers are naturally turning to heterogeneous network management software that does the job neatly at an affordable price point," said I.Sivarama Krishnan, Product Manager at Adventnet, Inc.
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