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Wavelink Avalanche Site Edition Java Console User Guide

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Chapter 1: Introduction 9<br />

• Location Management: My Location and <strong>Site</strong>s<br />

Components of <strong>Avalanche</strong><br />

<strong>Avalanche</strong> is an integrated system of several components, which together<br />

allow you to manage your wireless network quickly and efficiently.<br />

The primary components of <strong>Avalanche</strong> include:<br />

• <strong>Avalanche</strong> <strong>Java</strong> <strong>Console</strong>. The <strong>Avalanche</strong> <strong>Java</strong> <strong>Console</strong> is your interface with<br />

wireless network components. With the <strong>Avalanche</strong> <strong>Console</strong>, you can<br />

manage and maintain everything from infrastructure device settings to<br />

mobile device software. The <strong>Java</strong> <strong>Console</strong> must be accessed from a<br />

computer where it has been installed.<br />

• <strong>Avalanche</strong> Web <strong>Console</strong>. The <strong>Avalanche</strong> Web <strong>Console</strong> allows you to<br />

manage network components from any computer using an internet<br />

connection. It does not need to be installed.<br />

NOTE To manage reports or use the floorplan setup, you must use the Web<br />

<strong>Console</strong>. These options are not available through the <strong>Java</strong> <strong>Console</strong>.<br />

• Enterprise Server. The Enterprise Server facilitates all communication<br />

between the <strong>Console</strong>, the distributed servers, and the enterprise database.<br />

• Statistics Server. The Statistics Server collects statistical information from<br />

your devices and distributed servers for reporting purposes and stores<br />

information in the stats database.<br />

• Databases. <strong>Avalanche</strong> databases store information about your network<br />

and devices. There are two databases for <strong>Avalanche</strong>. The enterprise<br />

database handles information such as managing device configuration. The<br />

stats database manages statistical information regarding the state of<br />

devices on your network.<br />

• Mobile Device Server. The Mobile Device Server is server‐side software<br />

responsible for communication between the <strong>Avalanche</strong> <strong>Console</strong>, enterprise<br />

and statistics servers, and your mobile devices.<br />

• Enablers. Mobile devices require additional software, called an Enabler, in<br />

order to be managed by <strong>Avalanche</strong>. An Enabler relays information<br />

between the mobile device and the Mobile Device Server. With the Enabler

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