topic Re: Advanced Celullar Coexistence for AP in Wireless

Advanced Celullar Coexistence for AP

Anwar Safian — Mon, 05 Jul 2021 17:38:19 GMT

Hi expert

When I am looking for AP specification, I discovered something called Advanced Celullar Coexistence(ACC) in Aruba AP.

What exactly is ACC?

Does Cisco AP also support Advanced Celullar Coexistence?

Re: Advanced Celullar Coexistence for AP

patoberli — Wed, 03 Jul 2019 14:18:34 GMT

I honestly don't know what this is, but in general they don't use the same frequencies (unless they mean Bluetooth) and thus don't need Coexistence.
Can you maybe link a document that describes what that is?

Re: Advanced Celullar Coexistence for AP

Anwar Safian — Wed, 03 Jul 2019 23:39:28 GMT

Hi Patoberli

Example, something about Advanced Celullar Coexistence is written in Aruba AP 300 data sheet,

https://www.arubanetworks.com/assets/ds/DS_AP300Series.pdf

In only mention

Minimize interference form 3G/4G cellular network, distribute anthena system and commercial small cell, femtocell equipment.

What does exactly this mean and does Cisco AP also support this function?

Re: Advanced Celullar Coexistence for AP

patoberli — Thu, 04 Jul 2019 06:57:15 GMT

I really don't know why it should need that. Cellular and Wi-Fi use completely different frequencies. I have only once seen some issues with in-house LTE antennas, which were placed within 1 meter of the AP. That can cause issues for the AP, but not the cellular network. In any case, don't place two different kinds of antennas within 1 meter of each other.