In today's fast-paced, technology-driven world, wireless networks are the backbone of every business. As organizations rely more on wireless connectivity, ensuring seamless, secure, and high-performance networks becomes critical. Cisco, a leader in networking solutions, offers a comprehensive solution with its Cisco DNA Software for Wireless. This suite of tools and services, combined with Cisco's Wireless Access Points (APs), empowers IT teams to meet the growing demands of modern networks. In

A Wireless Access Point (WAP) is a networking device that allows wireless-capable devices to connect to a wired network. Instead of using wires and cables to connect every computer or device in the network, installing WAPs is a more convenient, more secure, and cost-efficient alternative. Setting up a wireless network provides a lot of advantages and benefits for you and your small business.

Cisco Wireless Access Points (APs) are versatile devices that support various modes to cater to different network requirements. Whether serving clients or managing network operations, the modes enhanc

​In today’s increasingly connected world, selecting the right wireless access points (APs) and wireless LAN controllers is critical for enterprises, midsize businesses, and small organizations. Cisco’s wireless solutions are designed to meet diverse requirements, offering robust performance, flexibility, and adherence to the latest wireless standards, including Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) and Wi-Fi 6E. This guide provides an in-depth comparison of Cisco’s wireless access points to help you identify the b

Once you have your Cisco Business Wireless network set up and running, a blinking green LED indicates that an access point is ready to receive clients. A solid green LED indicates that at least one client is attached. But what about when the AP is booting up? Bootup LED codes are a little more complex. Subtle distinctions can mean different things. Keep reading to find out what you might see and what the codes mean.

Controllers and access points (AP) are designed for use in many countries with varying regulatory requirements. Country code enables to specify a particular country of operation (such as FR for France or ES for Spain). Configuring a country code ensures that each radio’s broadcast frequency bands, interfaces, channels, and transmit power levels are compliant with country-specific regulations.

Read more by downloading: Getting Started with the Cisco Catalyst Wireless Mobile Application.pdf Prerequisites for App Usage To enable convenient usage and proper functioning of the Cisco Catalyst Wireless mobile app, ensure that the app is granted the following permissions on your mobile device:

Cisco Wireless Access Point product family Table 1. Indoor access points Product name Part number Description Cisco Catalyst 9115AX C9115AXI-x Cisco Catalyst 9115AX Series Access Point, Internal antenna; Wi-Fi 6; 4x4:4 MIMO C9115AXE-x Cisco Catalyst 9115AX Access Point, External antenna; Wi-Fi 6; 4x4:4 MIMO Cisco Catalyst 9117AX C9117AXI-x Cisco Catalyst 9117AX Access Point, Internal antenna; Wi-Fi 6; 8x8:8 MIMO Cisco Catalyst 9120AX C9120AXI-x Cisco Catalyst 9120AX Access Point, internal anten

Wireless access points (APs) are networking devices that extend wireless connectivity to users and IoT devices within a defined area. Cisco’s wireless APs provide high-performance Wi-Fi solutions, enabling organizations to deliver seamless internet access with built-in security, IoT readiness, and advanced management capabilities.

Today’s networks are limited by available spectrum. As organizations increase their use of bandwidth-hungry video streaming, deal with more clients and IoT devices connecting to the network, and accelerate the transition to cloud solutions, Wi-Fi becomes more congested and the user experience suffers. Wi-Fi 6E is an extension of existing Wi-Fi 6 technology that helps reduce network limitations and provides room for growth by more than doubling the available spectrum and enabling wider channels t