topic I think you're spot on, in Wireless

MSE and CMX in the same WLC solution ?

Thomas Obbekaer Thomsen — Mon, 05 Jul 2021 13:40:48 GMT

Hi All

I have been trying to find some documentation on this, but I am unable to (maybe there is a reason 🙂 )

The setup is as follows.

The customer has a Cisco Wireless Solution with WLCs, Prime and a CMX - all working fine and doing what it should do.

But the customer now wants to also use Aeroscout tags.

Now Aeroscout tags and CMX (MSE10+) is not compatible ( Im hearing that it will be around Q3 this year ), only Aeroscout and MSE 8

Unfortunately we need to start using the Aeroscout tags right away.

Is there any reason why we should not be able to install a new MSE and use that in this solution for tags at the same time we still use the CMX ?

The CMX and Prime does not "talk together" (as far as I remember) , the MSE and Prime will - so no problem here would be my guess.

But both CMX and the new MSE would be "talking" to the WLC setup, I dont see why this should not be possible, but Im just afraid that I missed something ?

Any input would be greatly appreciated 🙂

/Thomas

I think you're spot on,

Ric Beeching — Fri, 10 Mar 2017 00:46:36 GMT

I think you're spot on, particularly considering you're not integrating CMX with Prime so reducing the complexity.

I believe the WLCs support multiple instances as you could have one doing presence and another doing location.

Ric

That was also my guess. :-) -

Thomas Obbekaer Thomsen — Mon, 20 Mar 2017 13:19:54 GMT

That was also my guess. 🙂 - (or most logical conclusion).

Ill set some of it up the day after tomorrow, and ill let you all know how it goes (if anyone is interested 🙂 )

/Thomas

Definitely keep us posted,

Ric Beeching — Mon, 20 Mar 2017 13:24:42 GMT

Definitely keep us posted, always good to hear the solution once tested!

Everything seems to work fine

Thomas Obbekaer Thomsen — Mon, 01 May 2017 19:01:58 GMT

Everything seems to work fine. So thats a plus bonus... now you know. 🙂

I dont think anyone will get into this kind of problem .. but it was an interesting case.