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Table of Contents
HP RF Planner User Guide
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2.3 Planner: A Complete WLAN Planning Solution
Planner makes the task of WLAN planning simple. Its easy-to-use interface provides rich visibility into security exposure, RF
coverage, channel allocation, and available link speed in WLANs. This ensures security, high reliability, and optimal
configuration of WLANs.
Planner provides the following:
• Advanced prediction model for Sensor and AP placement
• Device database with preset options for common AP models, Sensors models
• Ability to add new AP models and antennae
• Building material database
• Cross Floor coverage
• Live AP calibration
Once you model the layout of the facility, you can place APs (Refer to Appendix D: Glossary of Terms) using a simple drag
and drop operation to generate RF maps and a comprehensive set of deliverables as described in the following section.
2.4 Deliverables from Planner
• Site Model for future RF planning
• Bill of Material (BoM) for RF Manager Sensors (Sensors)
• BoM for APs and antennae
Number and location of Sensors
Number, location, and configuration of APs
Antenna types and location
• RF Maps
Security View: Coverage inside the Perimeter, Coverage beyond the Perimeter, Redundancy
Access Points: Coverage, Spillage, Channel Allocation, Interference, and Redundancy
• Consolidated planning report
BoM for Sensors and APs
RF maps for security coverage (Sensors)
RF maps for network (AP) coverage
With/out Customer Input
WLAN basics
• Files
.spm
.prj (project)
.zip (compressed project file in .zip format)
2.5 Planner: Benefits
Planner provides visibility into the WLAN allowing the network administrator to:
• Eliminate security risks by minimizing signal spillage to protect the network.
• Plan for security using Sensors to maximize detection and prevention of threats.
• Reduce the Operating Expenditure (OPEX) by estimating the network performance and minimizing network
problems and on-going network maintenance through proper planning.
• Reduce Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) by investing only in the required equipment and eliminating expensive site
surveys.
• Increase visibility for security exposure analysis and effective maintenance by understanding the impact of
upgrades.
• Satisfy user needs by reducing network downtime and maximizing coverage, network capacity, and throughput.
• Provide ‘What-If’ scenarios when there is a change in the layout or in the placement of furniture, or any addition or
deletion of WLAN equipment.
• ‘What-If’ analysis to migrate to 802.11n devices from the existing legacy systems.
• WLAN Planning Wizard
Capacity Planning
Coverage Planning
- ProCurve 5400zl Switches 1
- HP RF Planner 1
- User Guide 3
- 5998-3351 4
- Chapter 1 Getting Started 8
- 2.1 What is Wi-Fi? 9
- 2.5 Planner: Benefits 10
- 2.6 Working of Planner 11
- 2.7 Planner: Workflow 11
- Chapter 3 Launching Planner 12
- 3.2.1 New Project File 13
- 3.3 Support for AutoCAD 15
- 4.1 Locations Tree 17
- Cross Floor Location folder 20
- 4.1.3 Managing Layers 21
- 4.1.6 Importing a Location 22
- 4.1.8 Moving a Location 24
- 4.1.10 Renaming a Location 25
- 4.1.11 Deleting a Location 26
- 4.2 Devices List 29
- 5.1.1 Menu Items 30
- Edit Menu 31
- View Menu 31
- Draw Menu 32
- Drawing a Polygon 33
- Drawing a Curved Polygon 33
- Tools Menu 34
- 5.1.2 Updating the License 35
- 5.2 Layout: Icons 36
- 5.3.1 Selecting Objects 37
- 5.3.2 Moving an Object 37
- 5.4.3 Adding a Material 40
- 5.5.1 AP Repository 42
- Modify AP 44
- Delete AP 44
- 5.5.2 Sensor Repository 45
- Modify Sensor Model 46
- 5.5.3 Antenna Repository 47
- Delete Antenna 48
- Add Radiation Pattern 49
- Modify Radiation Pattern 50
- Delete Radiation Pattern 50
- Adding a Waterfall Curve 52
- Modifying a Waterfall Curve 55
- Deleting a Waterfall Curve 55
- 5.5.9 Location Properties 58
- 5.5.10 Renumber Devices 60
- 6.1 Steps in WLAN Planning 63
- Coverage Planning 66
- Capacity Planning 67
- 6.2 Auto Device Placement 71
- 6.3 Auto Channel Allocation 72
- 6.4 Estimating the Capacity 72
- 7.1.1 RF View Area 73
- 7.2.1 AP Coverage View 74
- 7.2.2 AP Channel View 76
- 7.2.3 AP Link Speed View 77
- 7.2.4 AP Interference View 79
- 7.2.5 AP Redundancy View 80
- 7.2.6 AP SINR View 82
- 7.2.7 Sensor Coverage View 83
- 7.2.8 Sensor Threat View 84
- 7.2.10 Calibration View 87
- 7.3.2 Accuracy 89
- 7.3.3 Opacity 89
- 7.3.4 Show Grid 89
- 7.3.5 View Layout Model 90
- 7.3.6 Show RF Signal 90
- 7.3.7 Show Spillage View 90
- 7.3.8 Selecting Protocols 90
- Figure 108. Filters 91
- 7.4 Status Bar 92
- 7.5 Device Library 93
- 7.6 Device Properties 94
- 7.6.2 Sensor Properties 96
- 7.7 Viewing Signal Strength 97
- 7.8 Statistics 97
- 7.9 Saving the File 100
- • Exit Planner 101
- Chapter 8 Settings 102
- 8.2.2 Preferences: AP Views 103
- 8.3 Settings: AP Defaults 105
- HP RF Planner User Guide 106
- Table of Contents 106
- 9.1 WLAN Planning Report 108
- Figure 137. Report Details 110
- Appendix A: Planning Sensors 112
- Figure 140. Export Options 114
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