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Wi-Fi Location-Based Services—Design and Deployment Considerations

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The SOAP/XML Application Programming Interface

• PanGo Locator Configuration—Define, configure, and manage assets, tags and spaces.

• PanGo Locator Monitor—Visualize, search, and filter assets in maps/floorplans or tabular views.

• PanGo Locator Notifier—Automatically send notifications and alerts based on user-defined,

event-driven business rules, including asset location, presence/absence duration, and status.

• PanGo Locator Reporting—Current or historical asset intelligence reports, including location,

duration, alerts, and movement.

• PanOS Platform—PanOS Platform is a open, web-based development framework that accepts

location data into the PanGo system from the Cisco Location Appliance.

One or more of these modules may be co-resident on a single system or can reside on separate systems.

Cisco and PanGo Networks have worked very closely on the integration of PanGo Locator with the Cisco

LBS Solution using the SOAP/XML API facility described previously. These efforts have produced a

rich extended-value asset tracking solution for Cisco WLAN environments combining the advantages of

a robust and cost-effective location tracking system with a powerful location-tracking software

application designed to appeal to the business user.

The solution consists of four key component groups, as shown in Figure 78:

• The Cisco Location Appliance (location server)

• The Cisco Wireless Control System (WCS) licensed for location usage (control client)

• PanGo Locator/PanOS (location client)

• Cisco WLAN controllers and access points, PanGo Locator LAN asset tags, and industry standard

802.11 Wi-Fi WLAN clients

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