For factory workers, it is common for them to go back to their dormitories after a busy day of work and relax by using mobile phones to enjoy entertainment and watch videos. However, reality has troubled them.
NATSHEL_BRAND Focused on Wireless Authentication & Billing 21 years, with the need for plant wireless network coverage and NATSHEL_AUTH_BILLING solutions carefully introduced to fit factory wireless cover and NATSHELL_AUTTH_BILLING solutions. This programme has significant advantages in addressing factory network problems.
The wireless Authentication & Billing system is powerful in terms of network equipment compatibility. It can be connected to a large number of manufacturers such as Hua, Naking, H3C, Ericsson, Bel Alkat, Cisco, JUNIPER, ARUBA, Sioux, Han Ming, Shinzhou Digital, Sea Spider, Mikrotik, Aqiao, Bei Haewe and PANABIT. This means that whatever brand the plant has, there is a great possibility of perfect compatibility with NatShell ’s system, which covers 90% of the market. Such extensive compatibility provides businesses and businesses with a C-wireless I-Net certification program, ensuring that plants can efficiently build stable wireless networks without replacing too many equipment.
In terms of certification, NatShell also shows great interest. Supports PORTAL page authentication, SMS certification, APP certification etc. This greatly facilitates the different use scenes and workers ' diversity needs. For example, for some workers who are not familiar with new operations, a simple PORTAL page certification may be available; and for young workers seeking easy access, an APP certification may be more in line with their habits. The system also allows for a high degree of customization of the certification page, its successful version, and supports multiple web design languages that adequately meet individual page needs on different plant projects. Plants can design pages according to their cultural characteristics, management requirements, etc., both to enhance user experience and to some extent to strengthen the brand image of the factory.
In terms of management, the system's advantages are evident in NatShell. It allows control over users accessing wireless networks, such as time-time access, uploading download speed and validity-certification. Plants can allocate network resources rationally depending on the actual situation. For example, during rest breaks, workers can be given a reasonable degree of ease of access to entertainment, such as video viewing; during working hours, it can limit use of the network and avoid workers from being affected by excessive Internet access.
NATSHEL_BRAND has launched a range of products in the context of a wide range of wireless certification market needs. These include NATSHEL_BRAND Portal Wireless Certification System, Billing Platforms and Cloud AC, Local AC, Wireless AP, among others. These products are complementary to each other and maximize the market demand for existing wireless certification at the plant. Through the NatShell Portal series, users can easily form wireless authentication networks that enable us to perform various functions such as WEB certification, self-service billing, user administration etc. Plant managers can easily manage worker network access through the system, and workers can easily open their own accounts in order to select suitable network packages according to their needs and make autonomous fees.
In conclusion, the wireless coverage of NATSHEL_BRAND and the NATSHEL_AUTH_BILLING solution are certainly ideal for factories facing problems with their network. With its strong compatibility, diverse certification, easy management functions, and rich product systems, it provides factory workers with a cheap, well-used wireless network environment that allows them to enjoy the entertainment and facilities offered by the network in their dormitories as much as possible, while providing efficient web governance tools for plant management. The choice of NatShell is to give a strong impetus to the network building of factories and open a new chapter in plant network management.