AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accounting)
End-users must authenticate (via username/password) before getting wireless access. Once authenticated, they are authorized to use defined network resources, and restricted from other resources, based on policy set by the network administrator.

Integration with external AAA, NMS, billing
Global Imaging uses a control center that is based on a set of open, extensible interfaces that facilitate integration with preferred third-party billing systems, settlement systems, authentication systems (such as RADIUS, LDAP, EAP, NDS and Microsoft Active DirectoryÆ) and network management systems (such as CA UnicenterÆ, IBM TivoliÆ, HP OpenViewÆ and OpenNMS).

Flexible Reporting
Global Imaging includes real-time telemetry and historical reporting of end-user and AP bandwidth usage in hourly, daily, weekly and monthly durations.

Remote AP management over the Internet
Global Imaging network administrators manage the wireless network as a system rather than individual access points. From a secure Web interface, Global Imaging network administrators can remotely flash-upgrade APs in the field, modify captive portal and redirect pages, and change the wireless channel and SSID. APís can be situated behind firewalls, on private LANs, or on any network with a route to the Internet.