Network management license Lancom Systems LANCOM BPjM Filter Option 5-Years — 1 license, compatible with 1650E, 1780EW-4G+, 1790, 1800, 1900, 2100EF, IAP-4G+, IAP-5G, ISG, WLC-60, WLC-2000

LANCOM BPjM Filter Option 5-Years is a network management license from Lancom Systems that enables BPjM web content filtering on supported LANCOM devices and controllers. The single license is valid for five years and integrates with compatible models such as 1650E, 1780EW-4G+, 1790, 1800, 1900, 2100EF, IAP-4G+, IAP-5G, ISG, WLC-60 and WLC-2000 to provide centralized policy enforcement and content control across enterprise and branch networks.

Advantages

The license provides a centralized mechanism to enforce web content policies across multiple LANCOM devices and managed controllers for the duration of the five-year term. It is designed to work within existing LANCOM management environments, allowing administrators to apply consistent filtering rules without modifying client devices. The solution supports scalable deployment on compatible routers, access points and wireless LAN controllers, simplifying compliance and operational management.

Suitable for

• Enterprises and branch offices that require centralized web content filtering
• Organizations using LANCOM routers, access points or controllers listed as compatible
• IT teams that need a time-limited license for policy enforcement and reporting
• Environments that require integration of content filtering into existing LANCOM network management

Key specifications

• License type: single-user network management license with BPjM web content filtering
• Validity period: 5 years from activation
• Compatibility: supports a range of LANCOM routers, access points and wireless LAN controllers
• Deployment: centralized enforcement via LANCOM management systems and controllers
• Functionality: URL and web content categorization and filtering based on BPjM lists

How to use

Purchase and activate the LANCOM BPjM Filter Option license according to Lancom Systems activation procedures. Assign the license to a supported device or controller within the LANCOM management interface and configure filtering policies centrally. Define categories, allow/deny rules and exceptions in the controller or management console, then apply the policy to device groups or network segments. Monitor logs and reporting tools in the management interface to verify correct operation and policy compliance.

Usage recommendations

Ensure the target devices and controllers are running supported firmware and are registered in the LANCOM management system before assigning the license. Plan policy roll-out in test segments first, maintain backups of configuration, and periodically review filter logs to adjust categories and exceptions for business needs.