TANAZA

This allows a single Tanaza account to manage WiFi networks across multiple physical locations (sites) and for different clients or departments (organizations).

Keeps track of all the deployed WiFi access points (APs) and their locations, making it easier to manage hardware and troubleshoot issues.

The Tanaza interface can be displayed in different languages and adjusted to different time zones, accommodating users from various regions.

The Tanaza dashboard is accessible and functional on mobile devices, allowing for remote management and monitoring on the go.

Users can create and manage an unlimited number of separate WiFi networks, each with its own settings and SSIDs.

Monitors the processing load and memory usage of each AP, preventing overload and ensuring smooth operation.

Sends automatic email notifications when an AP goes offline, enabling proactive troubleshooting and minimizing downtime.

Collects system logs from APs to a central server, aiding in debugging and identifying the root cause of problems.

Provides basic network diagnostic tools like ping (to test connectivity) and the ability to remotely blink the AP's LED for physical identification.

Manage a large number of APs from a single Tanaza account.

Access the local web interface of each AP for more granular configuration if needed.

Apply configuration changes to multiple APs simultaneously, saving time and ensuring consistency.

APs can automatically configure themselves when connected to the network, simplifying deployment.

Isolate guest WiFi traffic from the main network for security.

Isolate clients from each other on the same SSID.

Limit the bandwidth available to individual clients.

The splash page (for guest WiFi access) is hosted in the cloud.

Manage splash pages for multiple locations from a single interface.

Guests can roam between APs without needing to re-authenticate.