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Cisco offers an extensive line of wireless LAN products and software tools intended to provide anywhere, anytime access to data and other resources and to promote teamwork among workers, partners, vendors, and customers. Cisco's wireless product families include Cisco's Small Business, Aironet and Meraki lines of access points (APs), as well as Cisco's Wireless Network Controller modules and standalone devices. Progent's Cisco-certified wireless consultants can help businesses of all sizes to deploy Cisco wireless solutions to accommodate the current paradigm of Bring-Your-Own-Device networks by integrating their wired/wireless ecosystems to achieve easy configuration, consistent and fast performance, single-point management, enterprise-wide policy, fault tolerance, and across-the-board protection.

The Cisco Unified Wireless Network solution can expand to up to 18,000 access points with full Layer 3 mobility at central or offsite venues like business campuses, college lecture halls, branch offices, and home offices. Cisco's Wi-Fi APs and wireless controllers are components of Cisco's Unified Wireless Network and are engineered to support the same level of security, performance, and manageability for wireless LANs that businesses demand in their wired ecosystem. This architecture incorporates built-in mobility services like VoIP, high-definition IP video, and safe guest access. Cisco's Unified Wireless Network architecture enables organizations to build Wi-Fi ecosystems that streamline the way they work and improve output through a mobile and connected workforce.

Progent's Cisco CCIE network consultants offers remote or onsite support to help you to design, configure, maintain, expand, and troubleshoot converged wired/wireless network infrastructure of all sizes and for any environment. Also, Progent offers affordable remote and onsite Wi-Fi site surveys to help your company to plan and install a Wi-Fi LAN with custom-designed wireless access point clustering optimized for your individual office layout, building characteristics, and intended application.

Small Business, Aironet, Meraki and Catalyst Wireless Access Points (APs)
Cisco's Small Business, Aironet, Meraki and Catalyst families of APs enable organizations to converge wired/wireless networks to deliver the coverage, density, performance, protection and manageability required for virtually any scenario. These APs range from bare bones, single-radio 802.11b/g/n units with throughput of 300 Mbps designed for very small companies or telecommuters to 802.11ax wireless access points capable of handling hundreds of clients on each access point and delivering sustained data rates of more than 5 Gigabits per second. Cisco's current line of access points can be clustered to provide the capacity to support wireless networks with high client density and with high usage rates of video-intense apps.

Cisco Small Business 100, 300 and 500 Series of APs
Cisco's Small Business Series of wireless access points are Linux-based units engineered as value-priced wireless solutions for light workloads. Most models in the Cisco Small Business family of wireless access points work with Cisco's Single Point Setup technology, which makes it possible to set up, control and repair a cluster of access points from one device via an intuitive browser-based interface. All models include Power over Ethernet (POE) and feature Quality of Service (QoS), rogue access point awareness, and bridging for connecting to a second network.

The Cisco Small Business WAP121 AP is a wall-mountable, single-band 2.4GHz device that can support 16 802.11n wireless clients, has a Fast Ethernet interface, permits up to 4 AP devices and 40 active clients in a cluster, and can handle sustained throughput of 300 Mbps. Cisco's Small Business WAP131 is a desktop dual-band 2.4/5 GHz 802.11n wireless access point able to handle 16 wireless clients on each radio for a total of up to 32 clients, features a GE port, and delivers throughput of up to 300 Mbps per radio. The WAP131 Wireless-N does not allow AP clustering. The Cisco WAP150 is a general-purpose dual-radio AC/n access point that includes a one Gbit Power over Ethernet port and can handle up to 16 clients per radio with 867 Mbps throughput for 802.11ac clients and 300 Mbps for 802.11n clients. Cisco's Small Business WAP150 supports 4 access points per cluster.

Cisco's Small Business WAP321 Wireless-N AP is a wall-mountable single-band (either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz) 802.11a/b/g/n device with support for up to 80 active clients in an 8-device cluster. The Cisco WAP321 has a GE interface and can support throughput of 300 Mbps for the selected radio. The Cisco WAP351 is a dual-band 802.11a/b/g/n AP with a 5-port Gigabit Ethernet interface and can support 32 active clients on each radio for up to 64 clients, and deliver a sustained data rate of 300 Mbps for each radio. The WAP351 does not support clustering. Cisco's Small Business WAP361 is a dual-band Wireless-AC/N access point that features a 5 x Gb Ethernet LAN switch, can support 32 clients on each radio, and delivers 867 Mbps performance for wireless AC devices and 300 Mbps for 802.11n clients. The Cisco WAP361 allows eight access points per cluster. Cisco's wallmount WAP371 Wireless-AC/N is a dual-band device that works with 802.11a/b/g/n as well as the latest 802.11ac IEEE specification. The WAP371 includes a 10/100/1000 Ethernet interface, can handle as many as 32 active wireless clients on each radio, and eight access points per cluster.

Cisco's Small Business WAP561 802.11n Selectable Band access point includes one GE LAN interface and two radios that deliver 450 Mbps throughput for each radio, can handle 64 devices for each radio, and allow up to 16 access points for each cluster. Cisco's WAP551 is similar to the WAP 561 but has a single selectable band (2.4 or 5.0 GHz). The Cisco Small Business WAP571 and WAP571E (the ruggedized outdoor version) are dual-band Wireless-AC/N wireless access points incorporating two Gb Ethernet interfaces with link aggregation, 3x3 MIMO, and as high as 1.9 Gbps throughput with 1300 Mbps over 802.11ac and 600 Mbps over 802.11n. Both units can handle 32 active WAN clients per radio and 16 access points per cluster.

The Cisco WAP581 Wireless-AC Dual Radio Wave 2 Wireless Access Point complies with the Wi-Fi 5 standard and features 4x4 and 3x3 MU-MIMO to provide 2.8 Gbps throughput on the 5.0-Ghz radio and 600 Mbps at 2.4 GHz for an aggregate maximum throughput of 2.4 Gbps. The Small Business WAP581 includes a fixed 2.5G Ethernet port and a 10/100/1000 Ethernet LAN interface with 802.3at Power over Ethernet (PoE). Cisco's WAP581 Wave 2 Wi-Fi 5 AP supports as many as 200 connective client users, up to 50 active users for each radio, 16 access points per cluster, and 960 active users per cluster.

For details about Progent's support for current and legacy Cisco Small Business 100, 300 and 500 family of WiFi access points, refer to Cisco Small Business wireless APs consulting.

The Aironet Line of Access Points
The Aironet portfolio of indoor and outdoor wireless access points has consistently been the top-selling AP product. Aironet APs run the gamut from entry-level models to enterprise-class units. Cisco's Aironet family cover multiple generations of models compliant with the continually improving Wi-Fi standard. The current line of Aironet wireless access points work with Cisco's Unified Wireless Network architecture and come with 802.11ac support, which delivers three times the throughput as well as greater coverage and user density than the previous generation of devices. The current multi-frequency Aironet access points continue to support 802.11n at 2.4 GHz for clients that lack 802.11ac capability.

The earliest Aironet APs are now legacy devices that have reached end-of-sale status and are no longer supported by Cisco. Progent still offers support for the entire Aironet family of access points and can help you to manage and troubleshoot your existing Aironet wireless system or upgrade smoothly to the latest Aironet technology. For details about Progent's support for both current and outdated Cisco Aironet wireless access points, refer to Aironet wireless access points system design and troubleshooting.

Cisco's Meraki Wireless Access Points
Cisco's portfolio of Meraki dual-band indoor access points include value-priced models for general use to advanced units supporting up to 5.9 Gbit/sec performance. Each Cisco Meraki indoor wireless access point provides high-end capabilities such as self-configuring plug-and-play installation, in-depth protection, BYOD support, extensive traffic analysis, automatic web-based updates, and consolidated cloud-based management for multiple sites. Every Cisco Meraki indoor AP also includes two high-power client-serving radios with enhanced reception plus a separate radio that offers intrusion detection and prevention system (WIDS/WIPS) security for RF analysis and deep packet inspection.

Meraki outdoor wireless access points are IP67 rated, designed to operate in rugged outdoor environments, and tested to withstand dust, vibration and humidity. Cisco's Meraki outdoor APs include a 1 x Gbit Ethernet port and deliver advanced capabilities such as cloud-based management with network-wide visibility and control, native Active Directory integration, built-in antivirus scan, single-click secure guest access and guest isolation firewall, application-aware traffic shaping, plus auto-configuring mesh with MIMO and beamforming. For details about Progent's support for Cisco's Meraki access points and management, refer to Cisco's Meraki wireless access points system design and troubleshooting.

Cisco's Catalyst 9100 Series Wi-Fi 6 and W-Fi 6E APs
Cisco's Catalyst 9100 line of Wi-Fi 6 and 6E 802.11ax APs are designed for environments ranging from telecommuter homes to crowded convention centers. Cisco Catalyst 9100 APs are compliant with the 802.11ax specification, referred to as Wi-Fi 6, which in turn builds on the preceding 802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5) specification. As an improvement to 802.11ac, Wi-Fi 6 is able to use both the 2.4-Ghz and 5-GHz radio bands. Headline enhancements supported by Cisco Catalyst 9100 Series APs include OFDMA scheduling for high density deployments, dual NAVs for better dependability, increased device sleep time for reduced power usage in battery-powered endpoints, adaptive power and sensitivity thresholds for more efficient spectrum utilization, and dynamic fragmentation for reduced overhead. Catalyst 9100 wireless access points support Cisco's EWC, handle up to 400 clients per radio, and run on Cisco IOS XE Software.

Cisco's Catalyst 916x Series Wi-Fi 6E access points are the first Cisco APs to offer the flexibility of being managed on-premises with Cisco DNA Center platform or from the cloud by deploying Meraki management utilities. This enables businesses to transition to cloud-based or hybrid deployments on their own timetable. All Catalyst 916x APs comply with the a/b/g/n/ac/ax and 6E Wi-Fi specifications and include support for the new 6-GHz band. Each device includes 5 radios and supports as many as 400 clients on each radio. Each AP model also comes with a dedicated radio for Cisco CleanAir Pro for mitigating interference, comes with a USB 2.0 port, and supports Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). Cisco's small-footprint Catalyst 9162 Series AP is intended for small businesses, incorporates three 2x2 radios, and provides 1x 100M/1000M/2.5G mGig Ethernet connectivity.

Cisco's Catalyst 9163E Wi-Fi 6E AP is intended to withstand tough outdoor deployments such as campus environments or stadiums. The 9163E includes three client serving 2x2 radios, an IoT radio, and a tri-band scanning radio. Interfaces include 1x 100M/1000M/2.5G mGig Ethernet, a management console port (RJ-45), 4x N-Type Wi-Fi antenna connectors, and an RP-SMA active GPS/GNSS antenna connector. The 9163E supports Omnidirectional Dipole Self-Identifying Antennas. The Catalyst 9164 Series access point is designed for small and middle-size enterprises, has one 2x2 radio and two 4x4 radios, and offers 1x 100M/1000M/2.5G mGig Ethernet support. The Catalyst 9166 Series Wi-Fi access point is suited for large and mid-sized organizations, includes three 4x4 radios, and provides 1x 100M/1000M/2.5G/5G mGig Ethernet connectivity. The 9166 also comes with environmental sensors that detect air quality, temperature, and moisture. For details about Progent's support for Catalyst 9100 Family of 802.11ax Access Points, see 802.11ax access points system design, configuration, and troubleshooting services.

Cisco 9800 Series Wi-Fi 6 Wireless Controllers
Cisco Catalyst 9800 Series Wi-Fi 6-supported wireless controllers help you automate and manage modern Wi-Fi environments that incorporate 802.11ax wireless APs. The 802.11ax standard, popularly known as Wi-Fi 6, builds on prior generation 802.11ac (called Wi-Fi 5) devices by delivering less latency and more predictable performance, supporting higher client density, providing greater protection, saving energy for battery-powered mobile devices, and allowing more flexibility for handling new types of Internet-of-Things endpoints. Cisco's Catalyst 9800 family wireless controllers include high availability with transparent software updates, hot patching, and the ability to connect additional wireless APs with zero downtime. Advanced cybersecurity features include Encrypted Traffic Analytics (ETA), secure boot, and Cisco Software-Defined Access. Streaming telemetry permits you to track and analyze network and endpoint health.

All devices in the Catalyst 9800 line are based on Cisco's IOS XE Software and operate with Cisco's DNA Center (DNAC) or with Cisco Prime Infrastructure network management tools. Cisco's Catalyst 9800 Series wireless network controllers can manage Cisco Aironet 802.11ac Wave 1 and Wave 2 APs as well as Cisco Catalyst 9100 Series Wi-Fi 6 Wi-Fi access points. For details about Progent's consulting services for Cisco 9800 Series 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 Wireless Controllers, refer to Cisco Catalyst 9800 Series Wi-Fi 6 wireless LAN controller appliances system planning, configuration, and management consulting.

Cisco Wi-Fi 5 802.11ac Wireless Network Controllers
Cisco Wave 2 Wi-Fi controllers enable realtime data exchange, configuration, control, monitoring and troubleshooting for Cisco Wi-Fi devices and services. Cisco has developed both hardware and virtual wireless controllers for unified management of wireless networks, but WLANs with many wireless APs are better served by physical wireless controllers. Wave 2 Wi-Fi controller devices from Cisco deliver significant advantages in comparison to Wave 1 and older products such as higher performance, simultaneous support for both 1G and 10G interfaces, enhanced application visibility and control (AVC), and hardened, integrated protection.

The Cisco 3504 WiFi Controller is an entry-level device available in a desktop body and designed for small and medium-sized organizations. You can install the 3504 in a centralized WLAN environment such as in lean branch and home-based offices managed across the WAN with Cisco FlexConnect, or in bridge deployments where wiring is limited. The 3504 Wi-Fi controller can handle up to 150 WiFi access points and 3,000 clients, offers 4 Gbps throughput, and supports 4,096 VLANs. The 3504 controller includes a multi-gigabit Ethernet port and four 1-Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. Access points can be connected directly to the WiFi controller through two Power over Ethernet ports. The 3504 Wi-Fi controller features fast failover for APs and clients, which provides uninterrupted availability for apps. As with other current Wave 2 Wi-Fi controllers from Cisco, the 3504 device has the integrated capability to communicate with Cisco Prime Infrastructure, Cisco Mobility Services Engine, and Cisco 5520 and 8540 WLAN controllers.

The Cisco 5520 WiFi Controller, available in a 1RU enclosure, is intended for larger organizations and campus networks and can be used in centralized, distributed, and mesh architectures. The 5520 wireless controller supports up to 1,500 access points and 20,000 users, delivers 20 Gbps throughput, and supports 4,096 VLANs. The 5520 model controller includes two 10 GE ports and incorporates solid-state storage, redundant fans, optional backup power supplies, and rapid failover for uninterrupted availability.

Cisco's 8540 Wireless Controller, offered in a 2 rack unit (RU) package, is a high-end wireless controller intended to support enterprises, service providers, and large campus environments. The 8540 Wireless controller can be run in centralized, distributed, and mesh deployments and supports up to 6,000 APs and 64,000 users. The 8540 WiFi controller offers throughput up to 40 Gbps and supports up to 4,096 VLANs. The 8540 controller includes four 1-GB or 10GE interfaces and features solid-state storage, dual power supplies, backup fans, and rapid failover.

Wave 1 Cisco WiFi Network Controllers
Cisco wireless controllers reduce the time and expense needed to deploy, monitor, and operate Wi-Fi networks by offering single-point control of critical functions such as provisioning access points, enforcing single-point policies across wired/wireless LANs, supporting enterprise-wide QoS for IP voice and video, tracking and troubleshooting network performance, activating intrusion prevention capabilities to defend against cyber break-ins and DDoS threats, and managing IPv6 and dual-stack clients. Cisco has designed wireless LAN controllers for businesses of all sizes and can provide standalone desktop controllers, modular plug-in controllers for Cisco ISR routers and switches, and Catalyst switches with built-in wireless controllers.

Cisco's Wave 1 WiFi LAN controllers incorporate Cisco CleanAir tools to minimize RF interference and produce self-healing and self-optimizing wireless networks for top 802.11n and 802.11ac throughput and security. Built-in Apple Bonjour Gateways allow discovery and policy across the enterprise for Apple applications. For high availability (HA), Cisco wireless network controllers allow wireless access point and client stateful failover by permitting a standby high-availability controller to synch with a main wireless controller for access point license count, CAPWAP keys, and access point CAPWAP state. If the main wireless controller goes down, thousands of access points and clients can switchover at subsecond speeds to the secondary wireless network controller.

Cisco's Wireless Module for ISR G2 Routers with UCS-E provides basic 802.11n and 802.11ac support for Cisco 2900 and 3900 Series routers deployed by smaller businesses and branch offices. This value-priced and scalable module can handle from five to 200 access points and as many as 6000 clients. (To learn concerning Progent's online and on-premises consulting and troubleshooting services for Cisco routers, refer to Cisco router configuration and management services.)

Catalyst 3650 Series are 1RU switches intended for SMBs and satellite offices and come with an integrated wireless controller with the capability to handle 40 Gb of wireless throughput for each switch and 25 wireless access points and 1000 wireless clients per switch or stack. Catalyst 3850 Series are 1RU switches intended for mid-size businesses and large enterprises and feature an integrated wireless LAN controller supporting up to 40 Gb of wireless capacity per switch and the ability to handle up to 50 APs and up to 2000 clients. The Wireless Services Module2 (WiSM2) is an add-in blade for Catalyst 6500 Series switches with a built-in wireless controller intended for mid-to-large size enterprises and able to deliver 20 Gbps throughput and with support for up to 1000 APs and 15,000 clients. (To learn about Progent's support for Cisco switches, refer to Cisco switches deployment and management services.)

Cisco 2500 Wireless Controllers are economical desktop units that simplify the deployment and management of Wi-Fi LANs for SMBs and branches. The 2500 Series wireless controller supports 5 to 75 wireless access points and up to 1000 wireless clients and offers sustained performance of up to 1 Gbps.

Cisco's 5500 Series Wireless Controller is an expandable 1RU appliance designed for mid-to-large sized enterprises and campuses and can manage up to 500 access points and 7,000 wireless clients while delivering 8 Gbps performance. Cisco's 5760 Wireless Controller is a 1RU device intended for mid-to-large campuses with the ability to manage 1000 APs and 12,000 wireless clients and delivering performance of 60 Gbps to accommodate high wireless client densities and high usage of video-intensive applications.

The Cisco Flex 7500 Wireless Controller is intended to enable centralized management of massive collections of wireless branches from one location, eliminating the costs of a wireless controller at every branch. The 1RU rackmount Flex 7500 lets you create a private cloud to configure, monitor, manage, and troubleshoot up to 6000 APs and 64,000 clients while supporting 1 Gbps throughput. The Cisco 8500 Wireless Controller is a 1RU appliance engineered to manage Wi-Fi networks for very large campuses or service providers and can be expanded to support 6000 access points and 64,000 wireless clients while offering 10 Gbps throughput.

To learn more about Cisco wireless controllers, see Cisco Wi-Fi controllers consulting services.

Legacy Cisco Access Points, Bridges and Controllers Supported by Progent
The introduction of the 802.11ac standard for Wi-Fi virtually made obsolete the previous generations of Wi-Fi products for environments that support high densities of clients and high incidence of HD video software applications. Even for businesses who do not require the bandwidth efficiency of 802.11ac, many of Cisco wireless products have reached end-of-life status, which can present significant maintenance and compliance problems. Progent's Cisco-certified consulting experts provide remote and onsite support for a broad range of earlier-generation Cisco wireless products. Progent can in addition assist organizations to assess the financial justification for upgrading up-of-date wireless infrastructure and can assist in designing and carrying out cost-effective, non-disruptive migrations. The following are a few of Cisco legacy Wi-Fi devices that Progent's consulting experts continue to support.

Legacy Cisco Aironet Access Points
Cisco Aironet 1000 or 1130AG Series wireless access points are ideal for conventional workplaces and similar sites which have little environmental instability. These products include integrated antennas that offer dependable radio coverage patterns. The Aironet 1130G family device is offered for restricted locations that do not allow 802.11a/5GHz operation.

Aironet 1230AG or 1240AG family wireless access points are designed for more challenging radio frequency environments like manufacturing plants or above suspended ceilings which typically require adjustable protruding antennas and rugged metal cases. The 1240G Series access point is designed for regulatory locations that do not allow 802.11a transmission.

Aironet 1500 lightweight outdoor mesh APs deliver an affordable, expandable, protected outdoor Wi-Fi technology for campus areas and for public venues that need access for mobile phones or computers.

Legacy Cisco Wireless LAN Bridges
Cisco Aironet wireless bridges provide a high-throughput and feature-rich technology for integrating numerous local area networks in a metropolitan area or public access environment. Cisco Aironet bridges offer a versatile, manageable technology that satisfies the security requirements of public networking specialists. These devices handle both point-to-point and P2MP implementations with excellent range and support for traffic rates up to 54 Mbps.

Cisco wireless bridges offer throughput dramatically higher than E1/T1 connections for a fraction of the expense, eliminating the requirement for expensive leased lines when connecting different buildings. Since wireless bridges carry no ongoing charges, savings on connection bills rapidly cover the initial equipment costs. Self-installed private lines and in some cases leased lines using copper or optical cable often require high startup costs in cases where they are impeded by obstacles like highways, railroads, or lakes and rivers. Cisco Aironet wireless bridges can be installed rapidly with a fast return on investment.

Aironet 1300 outside access points/bridges can be deployed as independent access points, bridges, or workgroup bridges. These products have a durable cover and provide fast, cost-effective wireless interfaces between multiple fixed or mobile environments and users.

Aironet 1400 wireless bridges provide fast, dependable outside wireless bridging for line-of-sight environments. They include a durable enclosure that can withstand severe outdoor environments and operate in broad temperature ranges.

Legacy Cisco Wireless Controllers
Cisco WLAN Controllers provide single-point management of WLANs by simplifying the handling of common technologies such as integrated intrusion prevention system (IPS), real-time RF control, automatic configuration, and full N+1 redundancy. Wireless Network controllers work with small access points to deliver enhanced throughput and high-end management capabilities.

Cisco Wireless LAN Controllers (WLCs) provide the control, expandability, security, and resilience that IT managers require to create safe, enterprise-scale wireless solutions, from satellite locations to small businesses to headquarter campuses. Cisco's legacy WLCs can be clustered to provide support for up to 2400 access points for each roaming domain.

Cisco's WLCM or WLCM-E Module for IS Routers provides small-to medium businesses and enterprises an affordable way to deploy and manage secure wireless networks at branch offices. These devices manage as many as twelve Aironet access points and are supported on Cisco 2800/3800 Series Routers and Cisco 3700 Series Integrated Services Routers. (To learn concerning Progent's online and on-premises consulting support for Cisco routers, refer to Cisco router deployment and management support.)

How Progent's Consultants Can Assist Your Company with Cisco Wireless Solutions
Progent can provide access to a Cisco-certified consultant to assist you to design, deploy, manage and repair a converged wired/wireless environment incorporating a broad range of wireless technologies that provide the identical protection, extensibility, and manageability you demand from your wired network. Progent can assist you to maintain legacy wireless products from Cisco or migrate efficiently to the latest 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 technology. Progent's CISM and CISSP security specialists can show you how to build protection into your wireless network and into your company's operations. Progent's disaster recovery consultants and business continuity planning consultants can assist you to configure the high availability (HA) technology built into Cisco's wired/wireless technologies so your converged infrastructure provides continuing business value.

Progent's Wireless Site Survey assists you to plan and implement a robust wireless network optimized for your facilities, offering a Wi-Fi ecosystem that delivers seamless coverage, high performance and capacity, QoS features to support IP voice and video, advanced security, and simplified management. Progent's Wi-Fi Site Survey can be delivered remotely to cut time and costs, or onsite for more challenging facilities.

For a further look at Progent's wireless consulting capabilities, visit Progent's Wireless Help.

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