airfy.net · Wi-Fi for every site you run

Guests. Staff. Devices. Each on its own network.

At every site, guests, staff and devices get their own networks and SSIDs. Your team sets this up once in the web console, and every assigned site takes it over, managed from the Airfy cloud.

One site is a valid start.

An airfy.node on the table of a meeting room

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Set once in the web console · every assigned site follows

Four separate networks leave the node: Office, Guest, Team and IoT. Your team sets things once in the web console; every assigned node follows, and its status shows up there.

Separate networks

Every group gets its own network.

  1. 01 · Guest

    Guests

    Visitors join the guest network and sign in through a sign-in page. The guest network is kept apart from your staff.

  2. 02 · Office, Team

    Staff

    Office and team devices have their own networks. Every staff device has its own Wi-Fi key, and each key can be revoked on its own.

  3. 03 · IoT

    Devices

    Printers, screens and sensors get a network of their own, away from guests and staff.

  4. 04 · Every site

    Set once, for every site

    Your team creates the networks and SSIDs once and assigns them to sites. Every assigned site takes them over.

Airfy web console: list of SSIDs with Office WiFi, Guest WiFi, Team WiFi and IoT WiFi and their security types Open, ZenPSK and PSK2

Airfy cloud

Set it once. Every assigned site follows.

Networks, SSIDs, sign-in page and filters live in one web console. Assign them to a site and the site takes them over. Status, clients and uplinks of all sites are in one place.

Airfy web console: list of locations with their online status and nodes
  • Open-plan office

    Site AOffice

    OfficeGuestTeamIoT

  • Café with counter and tables

    Site BCafé

    OfficeGuestTeamIoT

  • Practice waiting room

    Site CPractice

    OfficeGuestTeamIoT

  • Warehouse aisle with shelving

    Site DWarehouse

    OfficeGuestTeamIoT

  • No controller on siteConfiguration and monitoring live in the Airfy cloud.
  • Power and internetThat is all a node needs on site.
  • Takes over by itselfA new node takes over its site’s settings by itself. No setup on site.

Who does what

You run the network. Airfy supplies the rest.

Your IT team, or your IT partner

Runs the network in the web console: networks and SSIDs, sign-in page, filters and sites.

Airfy

Supplies the hardware, the cloud and the support.

One site

Is a valid start. Sites you add later get the setup your team already defined.

Every node can also carry encrypted tunnels, for example to keep guest traffic off your own network. More on Technology

Hardware

airfy.node

Airfy’s indoor access point, running Airfy’s own firmware. At every site.

Install
Power and internet. That’s it.
Configuration
A new node takes over its site’s settings by itself. No setup on site.
Wi-Fi
Several networks and SSIDs per site
VPN
Tunnels: encrypted tunnels from the node.
On-site controller
None needed
An airfy.node mounted on a wall
In use, wall-mounted.© Airfy. All rights reserved.

Straight answers

What it does. What it doesn’t.

You’ll ask anyway, so here are the answers up front.

NoDo I need a controller on site?

No. Configuration and monitoring live in the Airfy cloud. A new node takes over its site’s settings by itself. No setup on site.

YesDoes management need internet?

Yes. The web console and monitoring run in the Airfy cloud, so managing your sites requires an internet connection.

CloudIs there an on-premises version?

Every airfy.net network is managed from the Airfy cloud, operated by Airfy.

Kept apartDo guests and staff share a network?

No. Guest and staff networks are kept apart, each with its own SSID.

TunnelsCan the node connect my sites to headquarters?

Every node can carry encrypted tunnels, for example to keep guest traffic off your own network.

NoCan it manage access points from other vendors?

No. airfy.net manages airfy.nodes. If you’d rather have Airfy run your Wi-Fi for you, that’s airfy.org.

YouWho runs the network?

Your own IT team, or your IT partner. Airfy supplies the hardware, the cloud and the support.

YesCan we start with one site?

Yes. One site is a valid start. Sites you add later are assigned in the same web console and get the settings your team defined there.

Ask usWhat does it cost?

We quote prices in a call.

For IT partners

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