Huawei Wireless Controller AC6605 Product Introduction

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Model

Nature of the Manufacturer: Producers

Product Category

Place of Origin

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Overview

Appearance port 1. MODE button, also known as mode switching button 2. 20 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet interfaces supporting 10M/100M/1000M adaptive support for 20 interfaces PoE power supply

Product Details

appearance

port

1. MODE button, also known as mode switching button
2. 20 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet electrical interfaces

- Supports adaptive 10M/100M/1000M
- Supports PoE power supply for 20 interfaces.

3. Four Combo interfaces.

- Supports 10M/100M/1000M adaptive.
- Supports PoE power supply for 4 interfaces.

4. One ETH management interface
5. One Mini USB interface
6. One Console testing interface
7. Two 10GE SFP+Ethernet optical interfaces
8. Grounding point
9. Fake panel
10. Two power module slots. AC6605 supports 3 types of power modules:

-150W DC power module
-150W AC power module
-00W AC PoE power module

Explanation of the meaning of the indicator lights on the front panel of AC6605

number	pilot lamp	colour	meaning
1	Power module indicator light: PWR1	green	Always on: indicates that the power module is installed in slot 1 and the power supply is normal.
		orange	Constant brightness: It may be caused by the following reasons: When configured with dual power supply, the power module is in place but the switch is not turned on The power module is in place but the power is not connected Power failure.
		-	Constant off: indicates that the power module of the slot is not in place or that the power module is supplying abnormal power when the device is configured with a single power supply.
2	Power module indicator light: PWR2	green	Always on: indicates that the power module is installed in slot 2 and the power supply is normal.
		orange	Always bright: When configured with dual power supply, the power module is in place but the switch is not turned on The power module is in place but the power is not connected Power failure.
		-	Constant off: indicates that the power module of the slot is not in place or that the power module is supplying abnormal power when the device is configured with a single power supply.
3	System running status indicator light: SYS	green	Slow flashing: indicates that the system is operating normally. Flash: Indicates that the system is in the process of starting up.
		yellow	Always on: indicates abnormal temperature or malfunction during device operation. Blinking: Indicates that the device has entered sleep mode.
		red	Always on: indicates that the system is not running properly after device registration, or there are abnormal alarms for power supply, fan, or temperature.
			Constant shutdown: indicates that the system is not running.
4	State mode status light: STAT	green	Always on: indicates that the business port indicator light is in default mode, and in default mode, the business port indicator light is used to indicate the status of each port.
4	State mode status light: STAT	green	Constant extinction: indicates that the Status mode has not been selected.
5	Speed mode status light: SPED	green	Always on: indicates that the business port indicator light is temporarily used to indicate the SPED status of each port, and will automatically return to the default mode (STAT) after 45 seconds.
5	Speed mode status light: SPED	green	Constant off: indicates that Speed mode is not selected.
6	PoE mode status light: PoE	green	Green constant on: indicates that the business port indicator light is temporarily used to indicate the PoE status of each port, and will automatically return to the default mode (STAT) after 45 seconds.
			Always on: indicates that at least one port is refusing to provide PoE power or has a PoE error without performing a MODE switch operation.
			Constant off: indicates that PoE mode is not selected.
7	Mode switch button: MODE	-	Press the button once and the SPED light will turn green. At this time, the business port indicator light is temporarily used to indicate the SPED status of each port. Press again and the PoE light will turn green. At this time, the business port indicator light is temporarily used to indicate the PoE status of each port. Press again to restore the default state, that is, the STAT light will turn green. When the button is not pressed for more than 45 seconds, the mode status light will automatically return to the default mode (STAT light on green, SPED light and PoE light off).
8	Business port indicator light: GE electrical interface: The interface is numbered from 1, from bottom to top, and from left to right. GE/10GE optical interface: Please refer to the triangular arrow pointing.	.	The meaning of the business port indicator light is related to the mode it is in, please refer to the table below for details.
9	ETH interface indicator light	green	Always on: indicates that the port is connected. Flashing: Indicates that the port is sending or receiving data. Constant off: indicates that the port is not connected.
10	Mini USB interface indicator light	green	Always on: Indicates that the Mini USB interface is enabled.. Constant Off: Indicates that the Mini USB interface is not enabled, but the Console interface is enabled. When the Mini USB interface indicator light is constantly green, the Console interface indicator light is constantly off.
11	Console debugging interface indicator light	green	Always on: default state, indicating that the Console interface is enabled. Constant Off: Indicates that the Console interface is not enabled, while the Mini USB interface is enabled. When the Console interface indicator light is constantly green, the Mini USB interface indicator light is constantly off.

Explanation of the meaning of business port indicator lights in various modes

Display mode of business interface indicator light	Color of business interface indicator light	Interface indicator light status and meaning
Status mode	green	Constant shutdown: The interface is disconnected or closed. Always on: The interface is connected. Flashing: The interface is sending or receiving data.
Speed mode	green	Constant shutdown: The interface is disconnected or closed. Always bright: 10M/100M/1000M interface: The interface operates at a speed of 10M/100M. 1000M/10GE interface: The interface operates at a speed of 1000M. twinkle: 10M/100M/1000M interface: The interface operates at a speed of 1000M. 1000M/10GE interface: The interface operates at a speed of 10GE.
PoE mode	-	Constant off: indicates that the interface is not remotely powered.
	green	Always on: indicates that the interface is powered remotely.
	yellow	Always on: Indicates that the PoE function of the interface is disabled. Flashing: Indicates that power supply has been stopped due to incorrect PoE (such as inserting a non compatible PD).
	Green and yellow	Alternating flashing: Refuse PoE power supply to this interface when the power received exceeds the interface's power supply capacity or the set threshold power. The total power of the device's external power supply has reached the maximum power of the device's external power supply, and this interface is rejected for external power supply. Manual mode user did not turn on PD power supply.

Product characteristics

Exchange and forwarding function

attribute		describe
Ethernet characteristics	Ethernet	Support full duplex, half duplex, and automatic negotiation working modes The Ethernet interface can support 10M, 100M, 1000M, and self negotiated rates Support interface traffic control Support Jumbo messages Support link aggregation Support load sharing of various link traffic within Trunk Support interface isolation and interface forwarding restrictions Support broadcast storm suppression
	VLAN	Support Access, Trunk, Hybrid access methods Support Default VLAN Support VLAN Pool Support VLAN Pool function to solve the problem of insufficient address pool in high-density scenarios Supporting mDNS gateway protocol, it can achieve business sharing functions such as AirPlay and AirPrint between cross VLAN users
	MAC	Support automatic learning and aging of MAC addresses Support static, dynamic, and black hole MAC table entries Support source MAC address filtering Support interface MAC address learning restrictions
	ARP	Support static and dynamic ARP Support ARP application on VLAN Support ARP table item aging
	LLDP	Support LLDP
ERPs	MSTP	Support STP Support RSTP Support MSTP Provide BPDU protection, Root protection, and Loop protection Provide local STP
IPv4 Forwarding	IPv4 Features	ARP/RARP ARP Proxy Support automatic detection function NAT Support Bonjour protocol
	Unicast routing characteristics	Static Routing RIP-1/RIP-2 OSPF BGP IS-IS Routing strategy, policy routing URPF inspection Support DHCP Server/Replay Support DHCP Snooping
	Multicast routing characteristics	IGMPv1/v2/v3 PIM-SM Multicast routing strategy RPF
IPv6 forwarding	IPv6 Features	ND protocol
	Unicast routing characteristics	Static Routing RIPng OSPFv3 BGP4+ IS-IS IPv6 DHCPv6 DHCPv6 Snooping
	Multicast routing characteristics	MLD MLD Snooping
Equipment reliability	BFD	BFD
Layer 2 multicast characteristics	Layer 2 multicast characteristics	Support IGMP Snooping function Support user quick departure mechanism Support multicast traffic control Support cross VLAN multicast replication
Ethernet OAM	EFM OAM	Support end-to-end discovery Support link monitoring Support fault notification Support remote loopback
QoS characteristics	flow classification	Support combination flow classification based on L2 protocol header, IP quintuple, outbound interface, and 802.1p priority
	Flow action	Support access control for classified message flow Support traffic supervision based on flow classification Support re labeling messages based on classification results Support classified messages to enter the designated scheduling queue Support stream classification and popular combination applications
	Queue scheduling	Support PQ scheduling Support DRR scheduling Support PQ+DRR scheduling Support WRR scheduling Support PQ+WRR scheduling
	congestion avoidance	Support SRED Support WRED
	Application Control	Support Smart Application Control (SAC)
Configuration and maintenance	Terminal Services	Support command-line configuration Support prompts and help information in both English and Chinese Support Console and Telnet Terminal Services Support Send function for information exchange between end users
	file system	Support file system Support directory and file management Support uploading and downloading files through FTP and TFTP methods
	Debugging and maintenance	Support unified management of logs, alarms, and debugging information Provide electronic tags Support user operation logs Support detailed debugging information to help diagnose network faults Provide network testing tools such as Traceroute, Ping command, etc Support intelligent diagnosis Provide interface images and stream images
	version upgrade	Support whole machine software loading and online loading Support BIOS online upgrade Support online patching
Security and Management	system safety	Command line hierarchical protection, unauthorized users cannot invade the device Support SSHv2.0 Support login authentication for users using Radius and HWTACACS Support ACL filtering Support DHCP packet filtering (insert Option82 option) Support local attack prevention, protect CPU's processing and response to normal business Support prevention and control message attacks Support prevention Source Address spoofing、LAND、SYN Flood (TCP SYN)、Smurf、Ping Flood (ICMP Echo)、Teardrop、Ping of Death Multiple attacks Support IPSec Built in application recognition function, utilizing business awareness technology to detect and identify layer 4-7 content and some dynamic protocols (such as HTTP, RTP) in messages, and implement refined QoS policy control based on classification results Support URL filtering, control the URLs accessed by users, allow or prohibit users from accessing certain web resources, and achieve the goal of regulating online behavior Supporting anti-virus, the anti-virus function effectively protects network security and prevents virus files from invading system data with a large and constantly updated virus feature library Support intrusion prevention by analyzing network traffic, detecting intrusions (including buffer overflow attacks, trojans, worms, etc.), and using certain response methods to suspend intrusion behavior in real time, protecting enterprise information systems and network architecture from infringement
Security and Management	network management	Support ICMP to implement Ping and Traceroute functions Support standard network management protocol SNPPv1/v2/v3 Standard MIB supporting universal features Support RMON

AP device management

characteristic	index
Access control of AP devices	Support the setting and querying of AP whitelist function based on MAC or SN Support manual whitelist setting in both individual and batch (MAC address segment or SN segment) modes Support semi-automatic online (manually confirmed) access method Support fully automatic (no authentication required) AP access
AP Domain Management	Support setting the deployment type of AP domain: Discrete deployment: AP deployment is very independent, with no interference between APs. At this point, one AP is equivalent to one domain, operating at maximum power without tuning - Ordinary deployment: The distribution between APs is relatively sparse, and the transmission power requirement for each RF is less than 50% of its maximum transmission power - Dense deployment: The distribution between APs is relatively dense, and the transmission power of each RF is less than 25% of the maximum transmission power Support setting the specified domain as the default domain for configuring AP to automatically go online Support AP group management
AP configuration template management	Support specifying an AP configuration template as the default template for configuring automatic AP deployment
Management of AP device type characteristics	Manage the inherent properties of AP devices through their device type characteristics, including the number and type of interfaces on the AP, the number and type of radio frequencies, the maximum number of supported VAPs, the maximum number of associated users, and radio frequency gain (for some indoor mounted APs) Built in AP device type characteristics of known types Users can expand the characteristics of AP device types on their own
Network topology management	Support AP LLDP topology awareness Support Hotspot 2.0
AP operation mode management	Support AP operating mode switching: AC supports switching the AP's operating mode to FAT mode or cloud mode.

RF management

characteristic	index
RF Template Management	Can be set through templates RF working mode and speed Automatic or manual channel and power modes Manage the detection interval for RF tuning Support setting 802.11 according to RF b、802.11bg、802.11bgn、802.11g、802.11n、802.11gn、802.11a、802.11an、802.11ac mode Support manual binding of RF templates for a single RF Support MU-MIMO
Unified static configuration	Centralized configuration and management of RF parameters for the entire network: After network planning deployment, centralized configuration is carried out on AC, and RF parameters (working channel, transmission power, etc.) are distributed in batches to each AP
Centralized dynamic management	Automatically select channel and power when AP goes online Support dynamic tuning: automatically adjust power or channel in AP overlap areas and signal conflicts - Local tuning: Adjust the optimal working channel and power of the specified AP - Global tuning: Adjust the optimal working channel and power of all APs in the specified domain Support blind compensation function: Support deleting APs or increasing the power of surrounding neighbors to compensate for blind compensation when APs are offline Domain based centralized control RF parameter automatic selection and optimization
Business Enhancement	Multi mode combination access: a/b/g/n/ac independent deployment and combination (an, bg, bgn, gn) deployment Support spectrum navigation: prioritize access to 5G frequency bands, load balancing between 2.4G/5G frequency bands supports intelligent roaming: allowing sticky terminals to roam to APs with better signals

WLAN business management

characteristic	index
Service Set (ESS) Management	Based on ESS, it can be set to enable broadcast SSID, maximum number of access users, and user aging time Support ESS based AP layer 2 isolation Support mapping business VLANs based on ESS Support business templates based on ESS associated security, QoS, etc Support ESS based control of AP multicast switch Support Chinese SSID
Business Management Based on VAP	Support batch creation of VAP and binding of RF ESS Support querying VAP in multiple ways: single query, ESS query, batch query Support offline business configuration Under the fully automatic online mode of AP, VAP is automatically created according to the batch distribution rules of the business
Automatic distribution management of configuration	Support automatic issuance rules for defining business configurations based on "AP type+RF ID" Support automatic deployment of AP to join default domain (default domain can be predetermined) Automatic distribution rules are used in conjunction with domains to achieve batch deployment of APs for a specific region
Multicast service management	Support AP IGMP Snooping mode Support AP IGMP Proxy mode
Load Balance	Support load balancing of a group of radio frequencies through a load balancing group Supports two load balancing strategies: - Load balancing based on the number of STAs - Traffic based load balancing
BYOD（Bring Your Own Device）	Support device type recognition based on MAC OUI Support device type recognition based on HTTP User Agent information Support identifying device types based on DHCP Option information Support the use of device types carried in authentication/billing messages based on Radius for decision-making purposes Support Microsoft's Skype
Location Services	Support tag positioning for AeroScout and Ekahau Support positioning of Wi Fi terminals Support positioning of Bluetooth terminals Support positioning of Bluetooth tags
Spectrum analysis	Identify 8 or more sources of interference, including Bluetooth, microwave, cordless phone, Zigbee, Game Controller, 2.4G/5G wireless audio and video, and baby monitor Collaborate with eSight network management to locate and display spectrum of interference sources
Hotspot2.0	• Support configuring Hotspot 2.0 network
Internet of Things	Support configuring IoT functions by inserting cards into the AP, achieving the integration of wireless network and IoT

WLAN QoS Characteristics

characteristic	index
WMM Template Management (WMM Profile)	Template based WMM Enable/Disable The WMM template can be applied to different RF frequencies of multiple APs simultaneously
Traffic Profile Management	Support AP traffic template management, based on template management of traffic, priority mapping, etc Support binding air interface traffic templates to ESS, meaning each ESS has its own independent QoS policy
AC flow control	Support QoS template management for AC Support classifying business flows through ACL rules Support user based uplink/downlink (CAR) business traffic control Support traffic speed limit based on ESS and VAP
AP traffic control	Support multi-user traffic control and shared bandwidth Support specifying the bandwidth speed limit for VAP
Message priority configuration	Support configuring QoS priority for CAPWAP control channels (IP DSCP) Support configuring QoS priority for CAPWAP data channels - Specify data CAPWAP header priority - Priority mapping from user messages to tunnel messages (802.1p and IP TOS)
Airtime scheduling	Support time scheduling, allowing users to fairly occupy channel time and improve their internet experience.

WLAN security features

characteristic	index
WLAN Security Template Management	Support managing authentication and encryption methods through WLAN security templates Support binding security templates to ESS templates
Support multiple certifications	Support "OPEN-SYS authentication+no encryption" method - Support authentication/encryption methods for WEP - Supports WPA/WPA2 authentication encryption —WPA/WPA2-PSK+TKIP —WPA/WPA2-PSK+CCMP —WPA/WPA2-802.1x+TKIP —WPA/WPA2-802.1x+CCMP —WPA/WPA2-PSK+TKIP-CCMP —WPA/WPA2-802.1x+TKIP-CCMP Support WAPI authentication encryption - Support AC centralized WAPI authentication - Supports WAPI multi trust certificate method (3 certificates), compatible with traditional dual certificate method - Support the issuance method of combining certificates and private keys Support MAC authentication - Use the user's MAC address as the account and send it to the authentication server (Radius Server) for authentication Support Portal authentication - Support external Portal authentication - Support built-in Portal authentication, customizable authentication page Support WeChat and QR code authentication
Support combination authentication	Support MAC combination authentication - PSK&MAC certification Support MAC and Portal combined authentication - MAC authentication first, then Portal authentication - Only applicable to centralized forwarding scenarios
AAA	Support local authentication and local accounts (MAC, account) Support Radius authentication Support multiple authentication servers - Support backup authentication servers - Specify authentication server based on account domain - Configure authentication server based on account domain - Support binding user account domain and SSID
safety isolation	Support port based isolation Support user group based isolation
WIDS	Support monitoring, identification, prevention, and countermeasures of illegal devices, including illegal AP and STA detection, attack detection, and dynamic blacklisting
access control	Support port based ACL permission control Support ACL permission control based on user groups Support user based ACL permission control
Other security measures	Support SSID hiding Support terminal IP Source Guard protection - Support static binding of terminal IP addresses - Support dynamic binding of terminal IP addresses (DHCP)

WLAN User Management

characteristic	index
Wireless User Address Allocation	Integrate DHCP server to allocate addresses for wireless users
WLAN User Management	Support user blacklist and whitelist Support user access quantity limit - Limit the number of users' access by AP - Limit the number of users accessing by SSID Support multiple ways to force users to log off - Radius DM forces users to log off - Command line forces users to log off Support multiple query methods - Support querying user status information based on user MAC, AP, RF, WLAN ID methods - Support querying the number of online users by ESS, AP, and RF - Support user based air interface information statistics
WLAN user roaming	Intelligent roaming supporting 802.11k and 802.11v protocols Support two-layer roaming within AC Support cross VLAN three-layer roaming within AC Support roaming between AC Support intelligent roaming Support fast key negotiation without complete 802.1X authentication Support legitimate checks for re association of users and reject re association requests from illegal users Support delayed clearing of user information, enabling quick re online after users go offline
User Group Management	Support ACL access control based on user groups Support user group based isolation - Support inter group isolation - Support intra group isolation

System maintenance and management features

classification	characteristic
Maintenance and management	In command-line mode, it supports local configuration through the Console port and remote login via Telnet/SSH
	Support web network management and use local graphical configuration
	Support network management to configure devices based on SNMP protocol
	The system provides a re detection function for hardware faults to avoid momentary interference that may cause incorrect detection results
	Automatically check version compatibility during system operation
	AC supports the function of software online upgrade. At the same time, it also provides the function of online software patches, which can be upgraded only for the features that need to be modified
	The AC upgrade process is automatically completed by a single command, saving valuable time for customers. Provide progress notifications during the upgrade process, and view the upgrade results after the upgrade is completed
	During the system upgrade process, if the new system software fails to start, the system can use the last successfully started system software to start
	AC supports hot patching function, and the business is not affected during the patching process. Hot patching supports rollback function and can record device information before and after hot patching operation
Tracking and monitoring	In traditional IP networks, AC checks whether the network connection is reachable through Ping and TraceRoute, and records the transmission path of data packets online as a reference for fault location
	AC provides a black box function to record the calling status of various characteristic modules, tasks, and events, and form process status information records and function call trajectories to improve the speed of fault localization
	AC supports the mirroring function based on interfaces or message streams, which will copy the observed message stream intact onto the observation interface. The external monitoring host is connected to the observation interface of AC, allowing network administrators to observe various types of message information flowing through AC in real time and conveniently, providing a basis for traffic detection, fault analysis and positioning, and data analysis

Product specifications

Physical parameters

project		characteristic
Dimensions (length x width x height)		442mm×420mm×43.6mm
Maximum power consumption		85W
weight		Empty box: 5.48kg Fully configured 150W power module: 7.16kg Full configuration 500W power module: 7.48kg
operation temperature		-5°C～+50°C
relative humidity		5%RH～95%RH， Non condensing
altitude		-60m～5000m
AC input voltage	rated voltage	100V AC～240V AC，50/60Hz
AC input voltage	Maximum voltage range	90V AC～264V AC，47Hz～63Hz
input voltage	rated voltage	-48V DC～-60V DC
input voltage	Maximum voltage range	-36V DC～-72V DC

system configuration

project	specifications
processor	Main frequency 1GHz
exchange capacity	128Gbit/s
Forwarding ability	10Gbit/s
DDR memory	4GB
Flash Memory	256MB

Protocol and management capability

parameter	Parameter values
Maximum number of manageable APs	Center AP: 128 Ordinary AP and remote unit: 1024
Number of VLANs	4K
Number of routing table entries	10K
Number of multicast table entries	4K
Number of DHCP IP address pools	Maximum 128 address pool, with a maximum allocation of 16K addresses per pool
local account	1000
Number of access control lists	8K
Quantity of ESSID	16K
User Group Management	128 user groups The maximum number of ACL IDs referenced per group is 8 The maximum number of ACL rules associated with each group is 128 V200R007C10 and earlier versions: 128 V200R007C20 version: 512

Wireless networking capability

characteristic	index
Networking method between AP and AC	Support L2 layer network topology between AP and AC Support L3 layer network topology between AP and AC Support AC direct connection to AP Support NAT traversal deployment for AP in private networks and AC in public networks AC can be used for layer 2 bridge forwarding or layer 3 routing forwarding
Forwarding mode	Support direct forwarding (also known as distributed forwarding or local forwarding) Support tunnel forwarding (also known as centralized forwarding) Support centralized authentication and distributed forwarding In direct forwarding mode, user authentication messages can be forwarded through tunneling Support Soft GRE forwarding
Wireless networking mode	Support WDS bridge - Supports point-to-point wireless bridge mode - Support point to multipoint wireless bridge mode - Automatic Topology Detection and Loop Avoidance (STP) Support wireless Mesh network - Support access authentication for Mesh devices - Support Mesh routing algorithm - Support zero configuration online deployment - Support multi MPP node Mesh network - Support fast switching of vehicle ground communication - Supports Mesh client mode
Support AC discovery mechanism	The methods for AP to obtain AC IP include: - Static configuration - Obtain through DHCP - Obtain by DNS Name AC allocates management IP addresses to APs through DHCP/DHCP v6 Support DHCP/DHCP v6 Relay In the second layer network, the broadcast method that supports CAPWAP protocol is used to discover AC
CAPWAP Tunnel	Support centralized CAPWAP Support CAPWAP control tunnel and data tunnel, with data tunnel as an optional configuration Support forwarding methods based on ESS configuration (i.e. tunnel forwarding or direct forwarding) Support DTLS encryption Support CAPWAP tunnel heartbeat detection and broken link reconstruction
Support primary and backup AC	Support for enabling control of back switching Support load balancing method Support 1+1 hot standby mode Support N+1 backup Support AC configuration synchronization Support sharing of primary and backup licenses