Cambium Networks cnPilot R190W
Cloud Managed Home Router for ISPs

Features:

Making the case - return on investment (ROI)

It’s estimated that over 60% of customer complaint calls to service providers (SPs) for “poor internet service” result from unmanaged home routers, purchased and deployed by end customers themselves.

Service providers lose money servicing these complaints with no visibility to the indoor home router, with no improvement in customer satisfaction, high subscriber churn, or ability to recover lost revenue opportunities. The R190W gives service providers more options than ever, enabling them to:

• Enhance customer satisfaction by offering standardized SP- validated and managed indoor home routers that connect users to the internet rapidly and efficiently.
• Sell or lease the R190W as the ISP provided router to subscribers, creating a new line of revenue. The low capex of these routers ensures a rapid return on investment.
• Reduce service call costs with client visibility via cnMaestro with the ezView tool. Track and manage customer inventory, and see attached clients and RSSI information remotely - enabling fast customer support.

Remote Cloud on On-Premises Managed

The cnPilot R190W solution can be deployed with Cambium’s cnMaestro cloud controller or On-premises controller versions, offering:

• Zero touch onboarding
• Inventory tracking and monitoring
• Dashboard views with alarms
• Remote mass upgrade
• TR-069 & SNMP management

ezView: Troubleshooting

With ezView, cnMaestro offers rich client and device troubleshooting capabilities integrated with ongoing management. When backhauled wirelessly, ezView’s single-pane-of-glass display shows data from clients, the Wi-Fi router (R190W), and the ePMP or PMP 450 wireless links backhauling the router.

IPV4 & IPV6 - For Today and Tomorrow

The R190W supports modern IPV6 network topology

End-to-End Troubleshooting

Single dashboard view and rich statistics ensure rapid root cause detection and issue resolution.

• One-click functionality reveals the health of all network nodes related to the problem area
• Troubleshoot end user client connectivity on any WLAN from a single console
• No truck roll required to debug wired or wireless connectivity configurations

Multiple SSIDs and Service Provider (community) SSID’s

Enables service providers to offer SSIDs across their network as users travel from home, to outdoor public hotspot and to local business / small enterprise or campus. This allows network operators to promote their brand throughout their customers’ daily journeys.

Adaptive Wi-Fi Architecture:

A variety of access architectures have evolved over two decades of increasing Wi-Fi use within organizations. Some have been driven by product limitations; others have been created to meet security or regulatory requirements.

Among the many questions that arise during network design, administrators need to address the following:

• Management - Will the operation benefit more from a cloud-based or on-premises management system?
• Traffic separation - Are the organization’s requirements best served by local breakout of Wi-Fi traffic, or the extra separation of traffic made possible by tunneling user data to a controller?

Many vendors’ solutions lock administrators in to a particular deployment model or network traffic distribution system, but Cambium Networks believes that Wi-Fi network design should conform to the organization’s needs, not the other way around.

Cambium Networks cnPilot’s Adaptive Wi-Fi architecture enables Wi-Fi integration with existing wired network infrastructure and the cnMaestro™ management system provides scalable, flexible management in addition to Wi-Fi controller features.

The Key Architectural Choices Are:

• Where does your user data traffic go? The Wi-Fi AP can bridge it onto Ethernet (also known as local break out). Another option is to tunnel it over an IP-based protocol to a tunnel terminator, which can be a wireless controller or a different third party concentrator.
• Where does your Wi-Fi controller and management system run? Some organizations prefer the convenience of a vendor operated cloud-based management system. Others prefer in-house operation - usually with controllers that can manage tens of thousands of access points. For very small deployments, it can make most sense to configure an AP to perform the duties of a controller.

Regardless of your requirements, cnPilot and cnMaestro offer customizable options for a complete Wi-Fi solution that meets your needs.

cnMaestro Cloud

Zero-touch deployment and Cloud-based management lets you easily deploy and control even large networks without requiring an IT team. Cambium operates cnMaestro™ in the cloud, scaling easily to thousands of devices - at no cost to you. The Cambium cloud is a highly redundant system with servers across the globe to ensure high uptime, with a secure HTTPS channel dedicated to communication between Wi-Fi APs and the cloud. cnMaestro™ advanced controller features include scalable guest access and remote login, allowing you to access your management console from anywhere in the world without having to VPN into your organization’s internal network.

cnMaestro Dashboard

cnMaestro On-Premises

Organizations may choose on-premises management for a variety of reasons. Regulatory or security requirements, or simply preference for in-house management solutions may limit cloud-based control capability. cnMaestro on-premises management is perfect for such organizations, providing the same set of features as cnMaestro cloud management in a virtual appliance package.

cnMaestro on-premises can also terminate data traffic tunneled from cnPilot APs over a tunnel and bridge it out over an isolated VLAN. This is useful if, for instance, you never want to bridge guest traffic at the edge of your internal network.

cnPilot Autopilot

For very small deployments that will not use cloud-based management, cnMaestro on-premises may be impractical for just a few APs. In that case, cnPilot Autopilot lets you designate and configure a master AP to perform double duty as a wireless controller for up to 32 other APs in addition to providing normal Wi-Fi service. All monitoring and configuration can be done from the master AP’s UI.

Autopilot

cnPilot and cnMaestro solutions from Cambium Networks make it easy for network administrators to design reliable, efficient connectivity solutions that scale and migrate easily to other architectures according to demand.

Specifications:

	R190V	R190W
VoIP SoC	MIPS Single-core 580MHz
Flash	16MBytes Flash
RAM and CPU	64MBytes DDR3 RAM MT7628	64MBytes DDR3 RAM MT7628N
Power Supply	AC/DC Adapter AC Input: 100~240V, 50~60Hz DC Output: 12V, 1.0A
I/O Interfaces	1 RJ-45 for WAN port (Ethernet 100 Base-T) 3 RJ-45 for LAN port (Ethernet 100 Base-T) 2 RJ-11 for FXS port IEEE802.11 b/g/n	1 RJ-45 for WAN port (Ethernet 100 Base-T) 4 RJ-45 for LAN port (Ethernet 100 Base-T)
Environmental	Operation Temperature: -5~45 Degree C Storage Temperature: -25~ 85 Degree C Relative Humidity: 10%~90% No Condensing
Key Feature	100Mbps NAT/NAPT speed 2T2R 2.4G 802.11 b/g/n(300 Mbps) Support VoIP FXS port with SIP and T.38 FAX	100Mbps NAT/NAPT speed 2T2R 2.4GHz IEEE 802.11 b/g/n(300 Mbps)
Protocols	DHCP/PPPoE HTTP Server for Web Management TFTP/HTTP for Auto Provisioning DHCP Option Codes for SIP (RFC3361) DNS/DNS SRV (RFC1706 and RFC 2782) IEEE802.1Q VLAN/802.1p and IP DSCP SNTP
Audio Codec	G.711 (A-Law, u-Law) with PESQ above 4.3 G.729 with PESQ above 3.7 Adaptive Jitter Buffer Management Voice Activity Detection Comfort Noise Generation Echo Cancellation T.30 FAX with G.711 Real time FAX over IP via T.38
Wireless	802.11 b/g/n support 4 SSID Static WEP(64/128bit) Dynamic WEP(64/128bit) AES(CCMP/TKIP) MAC certification WEP certification WPA-PAK/WPA-PSK(2.0) WPA/WPA2 AP Isolation and MBSSID AP Isolation WMM WDS WPS Station list Wireless MAC Filter	4 SSID Static WEP(64/128bit) Dynamic WEP(64/128bit) AES/TKIP MAC certification WEP certification WPA/WPA2 AP Isolation and MBSSID AP Isolation WMM WDS WPS MAC Filter(different from wired MAC Filter)
Applications	NAT mode and Bridge mode Support DDNS MAC address cloning SIP proxy redundancy NAT Traversal by STUN Built-in Wired speed NAT Router DHCP Server and Client IP conflict detection Port Forwarding, DMZ, SuperDMZ 802.1Q VLAN/802.1p, DSCP, Rate Limiting VPN(PPTP,L2TP, IPSec) Passthrough SNTP IGMPv2 Firewall(SYN Flooding, IP Spoofing, Smurf Attack, Ping of Death, DoS)
Management	Firmware Upgrade Web Management Interface IVR-driven Management Interface Local and Remote Syslog (RFC3164) Auto Provisioning SNTP Time Synchronization Multi User Level SNMP v2 Telnet TR069 System Log: local log and remote log	Firmware Upgrade Web Management Interface Local and Remote Syslog (RFC3164) Auto Provisioning SNTP Time Synchronization Multi User Level SNMP v2 Telnet TR069 System Log: local log and remote log
Call Features	3-way conference Call hold Call forwarding Call Transfer Call waiting Caller ID and CWCID DTMF Relay: In-band, Out-band and SIP INFO QoS Layer 3 Call Log CID/CWCID Dial Plan DTMF Mode: Inband, outband and SIP Info

Documentation:

Download the Cambium Networks cnPilot R190W Datasheet (.PDF)