topic Re: Cisco APs C9120AXI Regulatory Domain Change in Wireless

Cisco APs C9120AXI Regulatory Domain Change

PhilCon — Mon, 03 Feb 2025 00:04:20 GMT

Our company in Germany recently bought several Cisco APs C9120AXI from a business that went bankrupt. We chose them because they're supposed to work under different regulatory domains, which is perfect since we have offices in various countries.

We've sent a few APs to Argentina and I'm trying to switch their regulatory domain from -E to -A. However, I'm starting to worry that these devices might not allow changes to their regulatory domains, even though the hardware should technically support it.

Does anyone know if it's possible to change the regulatory domain on these APs? Any advice would be much appreciated!

Re: Cisco APs C9120AXI Regulatory Domain Change

Scott Fella — Mon, 03 Feb 2025 01:01:16 GMT

The country domain is hardcoded during manufacturing and can't be changed. You would need to purchase the correct AP model for the country you plan on installing the access points. You don't want to install the wrong ap in a country be cause you can be breaking the rules, of power and channel.

Re: Cisco APs C9120AXI Regulatory Domain Change

Haydn Andrews — Mon, 03 Feb 2025 03:26:30 GMT

Not with the 9120 series im afraid. The new WIFI 7 APs are apparantly coming out as single SKU and will apply the country code based on GPS i believe