Outdoor Wireless APs for mesh networking on outdoor environments.

Add the ability to connect to the wifi network / hotspot using your AD credentials.
The “company” wifi network can then be accessed using your credentials and when an account is removed or disabled you also cannot connect to the wifi anymore. With that feature you don’t have to change the wifi code whenever a person leaves the company. Maybe also add AD group membership so you can easily grant a select group of people access to your wifi network.

Add a fourth variant for hotspot type "SMS Passcode". User enters his mobile phone number into captive portal, and will obtain a passcode via SMS. Just got this requirement today from a partner, who wants to set up a free public wifi hotspot this way for a customer...

Implement a WiFi Site Monitor showing a "map" of all connected APs and Clients around you, and rogue APs. Plus show more detail of WiFi infrastructure like a spectrum of the 2,4GHz band, to identify interference and non WiFi devices that will lower connections speeds more easily.

Currently, wlan interfaces can not be used in bridge configurations. It would be great to be able to bridge wlan interfaces to local interfaces (and/or an existing bridge)

Ability to restart a connected wireless access point from the ASG web interface. Sometimes I find they are not working corrected and need to be rebooted/restart/powercycled. It would be nice if this could be done remotely, right from the web interface.

Passing the authentication credentials from 802.1X WPAx enterprise authentication to other UTM modules would enable seamless SSO for wirelessly connected devices and would be particularly useful for authentication of mobile devices.

Possibility to change the language of the hotspot (login page for the user) or the possibility to customize the messages (I do not mean the terms of use and user-defined text) themselves like the web filtering and mail filtering.

The UTM should be able to detect rogue access points surreptitiously added to the network.

I would like to have an option to disable the LED lights on an AP30. I like the POE and smoke detector look. The flashing LEDs give away it's real function. Plus, they are a bit bright at night.

There is still a lot left which could be added to the existing wireless reporting:

- more information about clients: who authenticated, at what AP, when?
- reporting of failed client authentications, and usable reason (wrong password, ...)
- live bandwidth monitor for clients
- report user names when an authentication backend was used
- email notification when AP is disconnected for more than 5 minutes

It would be great if the AP30 also had the repeating option. The AP50 is too expensive for normal clients.

In addition to passwords for entry via the wireless captive portal, it will help us if QR Codes can be printed on vouchers too.
Users with smartphones are able to scan the QR code with the mobile phone, which contains an individual URL to activate the session, equivalent to typing in the vouchers passcode in the captive portal.

I want to have a reporting or notification if a AP goes inactive or if there is a Problem with them.

A great thing would be also the log every access to a website with the voucher number information. So it's possible to track illegal surfing attempts to a user based on the voucher provided to them.

Currently APs can only have an IPv4 address. I am not sure what would happen on an IPv6 only network.
The APs need to be updated to use IPv6 as well as IPv4. The WS tabs only show the IPv4 address of the client devices (laptops etc)