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The WESTCOM Wireless Network Controller

The WESTCOM WNC7000 Series is a high‑performance, highly reliable wireless access controller built on a multi‑core hardware platform. It delivers versatile functionality, supports a wide range of services, and ensures exceptional stability.

The WESTCOM WNC7000 Series supports the CAPWAP protocol and delivers robust WLAN access control. It features automatic channel management, dynamic radio frequency adjustment, user load balancing, and seamless roaming. In addition, the WNC7000 Series offers multiple web portal authentication options, including local, guest, SMS, and social network logins



Stay connected with the WESTCOM WNC7000 Series—powerful WLAN control, intelligent channel and RF management, smooth roaming, and flexible authentication from local to guest, SMS, and social platforms.



WNC7128

Secure access, centralized control
One hub, total wireless security
Centralized access, uncompromised protection
Manage up to 250+ AP

WNC7256

Manage everything from one place
Centralized control for smarter networks
One dashboard, complete wireless management

Manage up to 2000+ AP

Centralized Wireless Network Management

The WESTCOM WNC7000 Series delivers carrier‑grade network administration. It enables centralized management of access points and users, simplifying deployment and maintenance for carrier networks.

Seamless Roaming Characteristics

The WESTCOM WNC7000 Series supports multiple networking modes, including centralized and local forwarding, along with both Layer‑2 and Layer‑3 roaming. In centralized forwarding, the roaming domain remains independent of the IP plan, allowing users to focus on wireless coverage rather than network topology. This feature simplifies deployment, lowers planning complexity, and reduces the threshold for network construction.

Centralized and Secure Access of Wireless Networks

The WESTCOM WNC7000 Series ensures centralized and secure wireless access with advanced features such as WEP/WPA/802.1x support, wireless IPS/IDS, Layer‑2 user isolation, centralized ACL control, and multiple authentication methods, including 802.1x, MAC, Portal, PPPoE, and WAPI. It also provides illegal AP detection and mitigation, wireless attack prevention, and whitelist/blacklist management—significantly reducing risks from unauthorized users