Xirrus Management System
Abbreviated as XMS, the Xirrus Management System is a platform used to provide central management and monitoring of a Xirrus Wi-Fi Array network. XMS uses utilizes a client/server architecture to automatically discover, configure, and monitor an array network. It can also scale from single site to large scale, multi-site deployments. [Source: Adapted from Xirrus.com]
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