Industry Information Technology Founded 1999 | Website www.antlabs.com Type Privately held company | |
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Key people Teo Wee Tuck, Ang Kwang Tat, Aw Peng Soon, Rhandeev Singh, John Sim, Toh Young Koon, Toh Teck Kang Products internet gateways, network access management, bandwidth control, network appliances, hotel internet billing and management | ||
Antlabs solutions hospitality mobile offload carrier wifi and byod
ANTlabs (ANTlabs Pte. Ltd.) is a network technology company based in Singapore. ANTlabs specializes in providing network access management solutions centered in these areas: Hospitality, Large Venue Networks, Telco and ISP. ANTlabs products are typically used in visitor-based networks such as those in hotels, telecommunications companies, Internet service providers, airports, campuses convention centers and stadiums .
Contents
- Antlabs solutions hospitality mobile offload carrier wifi and byod
- Carrier wifi solution by antlabs
- Overview
- History
- Products and solutions
- Vulnerability patch
- References
ANTlabs gateway products such as IG series, SSG (Service Selection Gateways), Tru’Auth and InnGate are well known for guest Internet access control, bandwidth management, and guest Internet monetization by enabling location-based network access control and centralized network policy management.
ANTlabs has offices in Singapore, Malaysia and Dubai.
Carrier wifi solution by antlabs
Overview
ANTlabs products and solutions are for both large and small-scale settings, catering to the needs of Telcos/ISP infrastructures, hospitality industry and enterprise/visitor-based networks. ANTlabs’ years of research and development allowed the company to create products that focus on providing clear network technologies that are cost-effective and scalable.
ANTlabs has multiple international patents approved through the years.
History
ANTlabs was founded and established on October 15, 1999 by Ang Kwang Tat, Aw Peng Soon, John Sim, Rhandeev Singh, Teo Wee Tuck and Toh Young Koon in Singapore. ANTlabs initially provided guest Internet management solutions before branching into the telco hot spot space in 2001. In 2004, ANTlabs deployed to Europe, China, Middle East, Australia and Asia, and in January 2007, ANTlabs secured their first million dollar network services and maintenance contract for Changi Airport. They opened a branch in Johor Bahru, Malaysia in 2013.
Products and solutions
IG 4 is designed for the hospitality industry and corporate-guest networks. This gateway enables service providers to offer high-speed Internet access as a value-added service at hotels, airports, campuses and other properties. One of the best-known features of IG 4 is its 3-Stage Advanced QoS engine, which is an advanced traffic management feature that allows service providers to give tiered bandwidth allocation to users: Guaranteed, Premium and Basic.
IG 3100 is a product released in 2013 to cater to smaller properties such as 100-150-room hotels. It is similar to the IG 4 but on a scaled down version. It only has two-tier QoS, unlike IG 4's.
SG 4 is an Internet gateway built for large venues such as convention centres, exhibition spaces and shopping malls. SG 4 was launched in 2014 at the HITEC convention in Austin, Texas.
SSG (Service Selection Gateway) enables Telcos/ISP (Internet Service Provider) infrastructures to provide wireless broadband hotspots to its subscribers. As of 2013, SSG is designed to concurrently support up to 20,000 active users and 2,000 locations per gateway.
Tru’Auth enables service providers to deploy tiered and differentiated services across a combination of WiFi, 3G, LTE and broadband networks. This may be used in provisioning and billing. Tru’Auth natively supports many AAA protocol methods to meet specific requirements and it is pre-configured by default with many third party vendor-specific attributes. Its APIs also allow integration with OSS/BSS, external provisioning and other portal systems. Tru'Auth can be deployed in a single server setup which can support up to 1,000 RADIUS transactions per second. Scalability-wise, Tru’Auth can be deployed in a clustered environment to scale for higher performances.
Vulnerability patch
In 2015 Antlabs patched an exploit of an Rsync implementation failure that could be used to access customer computers.