AirOS Introduction
The design goal of AirOS was simplicity and power. Unlike previous and current
market-leading wireless or router operating systems that are complex and require a
training investment, Ubiquiti set out to make an advanced operating system capable of
powerful wireless and routing features, but was built upon a simple, clean, intuitive
user interface foundation.
Our goal is to make AirOS simple enough for the operator, customer, or new technician
to easily understand, configure, and deploy. At the same time, it is rapidly evolving
towards a path of new powerful networking and wireless features strongly derived
from customer interaction and feedback. Our goal is to make AirOs both the most
advanced operating system on the market and the most intuitive, easy to deploy.
Configuration Guide
This guide presents the detailed description of the AirOS operating system which is
integrated into long-range embedded systems (LiteStation2, LiteStation5), CPE
(NanoStation2, NanoStation5), and outdoor wireless platforms (PowerStation2,
PowerStation5) manufactured by Ubiquiti Networks, Inc.
AirOS Quick Setup Guide describes the configuration steps for the subscriber station
(wireless client - bridge) use case.
All the configuration settings accessible via web management interface are described in
this document.
IEEE 802.11b/g
mode is supported in
•
NanoStation2
•
LiteStation2
•
PowerStation2
IEEE 802.11a
mode is supported in
•
NanoStation5
•
LiteStation5
•
PowerStation5
All the devices support the following operating modes:
•
Station (Client)
•
Station WDS
•
Access Point
•
Access Point WDS / Repeater
All the devices support the following network modes:
•
Transparent bridge
•
Router
