Immunity supplies and supports the whole enterprise wireless stack: NetWave Wi-Fi 6 access points, NetForce PoE switching, the NetGuard X5 controller and NetCloud Central management. One Indian OEM, one support line, no integration gaps between layers.
One Indian OEM for the whole wireless stack
Most enterprise wireless problems are not radio problems. They are design and ownership problems that surface only once the network is carrying real users.
We start from an RF survey of the actual building and deliver all four layers as one system: consistent policy, firmware tested together and one party accountable for the whole network.
Six things a working enterprise network gets right, and where most disappointing projects fall short.
Placed from an RF survey, not a grid. Stairwells, lift lobbies, shielded rooms and long corridors are where paper designs leave dead zones.
Full signal can still collapse when three hundred people arrive at once. Size for peak concurrent devices, often three or four per person, and what they run.
Walking between floors or buildings should not drop a call. That takes one controller configuration and consistent policy on every access point.
Access points, switches, firewall and portal from four vendors means four licence renewals, four support contracts and four fingers to point.
Corporate devices, guests, operational technology, cameras and building systems share one infrastructure. Separate SSIDs alone do not keep them apart.
Security is not a commissioning task. You need to see what is connected across the estate, with alerts when behaviour changes.
Four layers from one OEM. Each capability links to the product that delivers it.
NetWave Lotus Alpha access points: the indoor AX820 for floors, meeting rooms and halls, and the ruggedised outdoor AX821 for the ground between buildings. Placement comes from the survey, not the floor area.
Explore NetWave Wi-Fi →The NetGuard X5 combines gateway security, wireless control, captive portal and billing: fewer licences, contracts and failure points. Guest sessions are time-bound, bandwidth-limited and identified, leaving a record of who was on the network and when.
Explore NetGuard controllers →Each traffic class sits on its own VLAN in NetForce PoE switching, with inter-VLAN policy at the NetGuard X5 gateway. A compromised guest device or camera cannot reach corporate systems because there is no path, not because a rule says no.
Explore NetForce switching →NetCloud Central adds zero-touch provisioning, remote operations and alerts when behaviour changes across the estate. Sites commissioned under local control can move to central management later without replacing hardware.
Explore NetCloud Central →What each one expects, what we put behind it, and where to read more.
They expect: Guest onboarding, tiered access and billing, often across a group of properties.
We deliver: Captive portal, access tiers and billing on the NetGuard X5 at each property, with every site visible in NetCloud Central.
They expect: Clinical, staff and patient networks kept separate, and coverage that gets past shielded imaging rooms.
We deliver: A VLAN per network enforced in NetForce switching, a survey that maps shielded rooms, and on-site control through the NetGuard X5.
They expect: Multi-building coverage, roaming that survives the walk between buildings, and lecture theatres that cope when full.
We deliver: Indoor and outdoor Lotus Alpha units, fibre between buildings, consistent roaming policy and central management.
They expect: Scanners and vehicles that stay connected between rows of full-height racking.
We deliver: A survey that accounts for metal racking and cold-storage panels, and one roaming policy across every access point.
They expect: Coverage in industrial conditions, with operational technology kept off office and guest networks.
We deliver: OT on its own VLANs in NetForce switching, with inter-VLAN policy at the NetGuard X5, so office and guest devices have no path in.
They expect: Capacity at boarding gates, with public access isolated from airline and airport operations.
We deliver: Capacity modelled for peak occupancy, and passenger traffic on its own VLANs with no path into operational systems.
The core of most enterprise designs; the survey sets the final mix.
Wi-Fi 6 · IndoorWi-Fi 6 access point for office floors, meeting rooms and halls.
Access & PoEManaged PoE access switching that powers access points and keeps traffic classes apart.
Control & securityGateway security, wireless control, captive portal and billing in one appliance.
It depends on client density and construction far more than on floor area. Size for the busiest hour rather than the average, then confirm with a survey. We do this as part of the design consultation.
Yes. NetWave access points are standards-based and run on third-party PoE switching. Adding NetForce switches simplifies VLAN policy and gives you one vendor for support, but it is not a requirement.
No. Manage on-premises through the NetGuard X5, from the cloud through NetCloud Central, or both: local control with central visibility across sites. If the WAN drops, wireless keeps running locally.
Support comes directly from the OEM, with engineers based in India. Because Immunity is the OEM, escalations needing firmware attention go to our own engineers, not an overseas support queue.
Yes. Status varies by model and changes over time, so tell us the models in your design and we will confirm their current certification status in writing.
Tell us about your buildings, user numbers and what must be kept separate. Our engineers will recommend a design and send datasheets; the design document is yours to put out to tender if you wish.
Each write-up covers the site, the problem, the equipment we used and the result.
Passenger Wi-Fi across six international terminals, run from one NetCloud console.
Read case study →AviationStandard public Wi-Fi at 13 regional airports, rolled out with zero-touch provisioning.
Read case study →HealthcareBranded guest Wi-Fi kept apart from clinical and admin systems.
Read case study →Tell us about your sites and users. Our India-based engineers will recommend the right stack and send across datasheets and pricing, usually within one business day.