Archived Wireless - Mobility Events

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This event is an opportunity to discuss the LTE market trends from a consumer perspective, highlighting the 4G LTE service from Cisco Enterprise BU. Furthermore, we will discuss the strategies to consider, taking into account the details for the adoption of 5G and explaining the differentiating factors of 5G and WiFI6.

Ask questions from Tuesday 10th to Friday 20th of November, 2020

David Roten is a Technical Marketing engineer with Cisco’s Enterprise Routing BU team. For the past 7 years, David has been in his current TME role with the Enterprise BU. During this time he has spoken at several CiscoLive events along with training and customer events events globally. Prior to that, he spent a number of years working as a dev-test engineer covering the SIP-600, SIP-400, and SIP-200 linecards on the 7600 platform.

Community Live- All Things LTE…4G, 5G and Whatever’s Next

(Live event - formerly known as Webcast-  Tuesday 10 November, 2020 at 10 am Pacific/ 1 pm Eastern / 7 pm Paris)

This event had place on Tuesday 10h, November 2020 at 10hrs PDT 

This session spend time going over the current LTE market space from the consumption side of the equation. It covers Cisco’s current 4G LTE client offerings from the Enterprise BU as well as discuss general plans for moving into the 5G market space. As a prelude to that it covers some differentiating factors of the 5G and WiFI6 use cases.

David Roten is a Technical Marketing engineer with Cisco’s Enterprise Routing BU team. For the past 7 years, David has been in his current TME role with the Enterprise BU. During this time he has spoken at several Cisco Live events along with training and customer events globally. Prior to that, he spent a number of years working as a dev-test engineer covering the SIP-600, SIP-400, and SIP-200 linecards on the 7600 platform.

For more information, visit the Other Wireless - Mobility category. 

This event is open to everyone, including students, instructors, Cisco customers and partners.

Do you know you  can get answers before opening a TAC case by visiting the Cisco Community.  

  

The Workplace, Reimagined: Secure Network Solutions for Business Resiliency

Network Insider Live Webinar

Tuesday, August 18, 2020
10:00 am Pacific Time
(San Francisco, GMT-08:00)

Where and how your employees work is changing—your workforce can no longer be bound to a primary workplace. Discover how to extend your enterprise network connectivity to remote workforces at home and micro-offices while ensuring your employees’ safety, security, and wellness. On August 18th, join our Network Insider Series as we explore innovative solutions to support critical operations and business outcomes as we shift to a new, safer way to work.

Agenda
Secure Remote Workforce using wireless & routing solutions: Quickly deploy scalable, and secure network solutions for your remote workforce at home
Trusted workplace with Cisco DNA Spaces: See how to facilitate a safe return to the workplace by monitoring building density and delivering critical information to building occupants, using Cisco or Meraki access points
Get back to business with Wi-Fi 6: Learn about new solutions to help you work from anywhere with pervasive wireless, plus we’ll share some of the latest Cisco Wi-Fi 6 innovations
Use cases & demo

As always, a live Q&A is included.

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This topic is a chance to clarify your questions about the ease with which an end user, that has no network expertise, can connect a WAN router to the network headquarters of their company from any remote location. The session provides a deep-dive into three use cases that detail step-by-step the device on-boarding process for each one. Once the routers are connected to the network, it is possible to explore the WiFi and security features of the ISR 1000 and how they are provisioned.

Ask questions from Thursday, May 28 to Friday, June 5 2020

Featured Expert

Abhishek Keswani is a Technical Marketing Engineer for the ISR 800, 900, and 1000 Series routers. Abhishek is extremely passionate about education for all. He holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering and a master’s degree in computer systems networking and telecommunications. Abhishek holds different programming certifications, such as the Python Network Programming, Coursera Programming for Everybody, and different edX certifications.

Abhishek might not be able to answer each question due to the volume expected during this event. Remember that you can continue the conversation on the Wireless-Mobility category.

Community Live- Popup Hotspot Using ISR 1000 with WiFi/LTE for Teleworkers and Micro Branches

(Live event - formerly known as Webcast-  Thursday 28 May, 2020 at 10 am Pacific/ 1 pm Eastern / 7 pm Paris)

This event had place on Thursday 28th, April 2020 at 10hrs PDT 

In this session, Abhishek demonstrates the ease with which an end user, that has no network expertise, can connect a WAN router to the network headquarters of their company from any remote location. The event provides a deep-dive into three use cases that detail step-by-step the device on-boarding process for each one. Once the routers are connected to the network, it is possible to explore the WiFi and security features of the ISR 1000 and how they are provisioned.

Abhishek Keswani is a Technical Marketing Engineer for the ISR 800, 900, and 1000 Series routers. Abhishek is extremely passionate about education for all. He holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering and a master’s degree in computer systems networking and telecommunications. Abhishek holds different programming certifications, such as the Python Network Programming, Coursera Programming for Everybody, and different edX certifications .

For more information, visit https://community.cisco.com/t5/other-wireless-mobility-subjects/bd-p/5921-discussions-other-wireless

This event is open to everyone, including students, instructors, Cisco customers and partners.

Do you know you  can get answers before opening a TAC case by visiting the Cisco Community.  

Wi-Fi 6 Top 6 digital experience use cases with guest speaker from IDC

Network Insider Live Webinar

Tuesday, May 19, 2020
10:00 AM Pacific Time
1:00 PM Eastern Time

For long time, Wi-Fi has been a vital and integral part of our daily life. Organizations continue to push the boundaries of mobility and productivity through digital transformation. Along the way, they need advanced and new wireless technologies to support new use cases, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and immersive experience, that are becoming the new normal.

Join IDC and Cisco experts as we talk about current and future mobility trends and use cases. We’ll explore how Wi-Fi, and especially Wi-Fi 6, is the best solution to address the most compelling use cases across six different industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, education, and more.

You’ll learn about:
The future of Wi-Fi
Why Wi-Fi 6 is important
Wi-Fi 6 for digital experience use cases
As always, a live Q &A is included.

Get tips from industry experts on how to start your transition to next-generation mobility.
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Join us live on Thursday, April 23 at 10 am PT (and on demand after), and discover how the latest network innovations from Cisco can help you monetize 5G mobile investments. Participate in an interactive and informative session and get the details on how you can evolve your network with new cloud-native subscriber services, new engines for mass scale converged SDN transport, and a new services edge to improve customer cloud service experiences.

Join us live on Tuesday, March 3 at 10:00 am PT (and on demand after) to learn about how Wi-Fi 6 and 5G will change the wireless landscape in the enterprise? We'll be talking to Cisco's wireless CTO, Matt MacPherson, who will dive into each of these technologies, how they differ, and their use cases.

Network Insider Live Webinar

Tuesday, February 25, 2020
10:00 am Pacific Standard Time
(San Francisco, GMT-08:00)

Wi-Fi 6 vs. 5G: Who is the winner? What’s the best one? Which one to choose?
You may have heard these topics in many articles and conversations. But the fact is that if you choose one over the other, you may fail to provide your organization with the best network access, anywhere, at any time.

Wi-Fi 6 and 5G represent the next major leap in wireless network connectivity. Both technologies share advanced capabilities aimed to dramatically enhance the overall experience and performance and each play a critical role for enterprises. While 5G will serve certain industrial and long-range use cases, Wi-Fi 6 is the dominant and most reliable technology for a wider range of purposes.

Join us as we explore the ways that convergence of Wi-Fi 6 and 5G technologies and their use cases can benefit organizations. You will also learn how Cisco can help you innovate with advancements beyond the standard to deliver pervasive wireless access.

The topics:
Quick overview of Wi-Fi 6 and 5G
The individual and combined use cases
How organizations can utilize Wi-Fi 6 and 5G
An end-to-end architecture of converged technologies
The overall benefits to organizations
How Cisco can help organizations
Addressing some specific use cases
As always, live Q&A is included.
Register now to learn how to optimize your wireless network. We look forward to showing you how to keep up with the fast pace of innovation. 

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After adding a WLC to ISE if you get the following error (See message below) after running debug aaa tacacs enable in the WLC. Incorrectly formatted authorization message Here's what you need to do to fix it. Login to ISE Work centers, Settings, Device administration, Policy Results, TACACS Profiles under here. You want to create new attribute (See picture below). then you want to go to Policy set and assign the new attribute you just created and assigned to your existing wireless policy. this step fixed the this issue for me.

Community Live- Understanding How Multicast Works with Cisco Wireless LAN Controllers

(Live event - formerly known as Webcast-  Tuesday November 19, 2019 at 9 am Pacific/ 12 pm Eastern / 6 pm Paris)

This event had place on Tuesday 19th, November 2019 at 9hrs PDT 

This session provides the foundation to understand how multicast works when using Cisco Wireless LAN Controllers (WLCs). In addition, experts covers the best practices to identify and troubleshoot common issues when multicast is not working properly on Cisco Wireless LAN Networks, from the clear symptoms and common scenarios to their unique challenges and the best practices to mitigate them.
The event includes a live demonstration that covers key concepts and best practices.

• Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) vs. Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM)
• Overview of PIM modes
• Multicast on WLCs
• Common scenarios
• Demonstration

Estefania Pacheco is a Technical Consulting Engineer on the Wireless team at the Customer Experience (CX) Center. She provides top-level technical support for worldwide customers using Cisco wireless products. Previously she worked as a Network Engineer with Cisco Advanced Services, solving customer challenges, compatibility issues, and reviewing network designs. Estefania holds a bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering from the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM). She holds a CCNP R&S certification.

Jhosbell Verdesca currently works as a Customer Success Specialist focused on Enterprise Networks, Cisco DNA Center, and SD-Access. Before his current position, he worked as a Cisco Support Enginner for the Wireless Team at Cisco’s Technical Assistance Center (TAC) in Mexico for three years. Prior to joining Cisco, he worked for three years with a Cisco Gold Partner in Venezuela, implemenenting and supporing solutions in the Routing, Switching, and Security areas. Jhosbell holds a bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering from the Universidad Catolica Andres Bello (UCAB) in Caracas, Venezuela. He holds two CCIE certifications, one in Wireless and one in Routing & Switching (#58023).

For more information, visit https://community.cisco.com/t5/application-centric/bd-p/12206936-discussions-aci

The Ap lose ip static, we thought the Ap was not able to communicate with the WLC with assigned static IP address. When this happens the ap will fall back ti trying ti get a DHCP address.

This occur randomly in platform controller 2504 with AP's model AIR-CAP2602E-E-K9 and in diffrent sites. These model AP are connected in differents switch.

We are trying to get more infromation about the error but is very difficult, becasue the error is very randomly.

The erros show spectrum

AP-FERRODISA-24' with static-ip configured as '10.22.5.74' has fallen back to the working DHCP address '10.22.2.247.

We have sniffer in the AP and controller to get more information.

I have looked for the same errors, but in other cases the users have upgraded to other version.

The current code version is 8.3.143.0.

There is a bug CSCua58662 but the solution is for AP-COS.

Can you say me if you have any similar problem?

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This topic is a chance to discuss more about the best practices, considerations and proved guidelines to configure, monitor and troubleshoot 802.11 wireless services under Meraki Cloud-Based architecture. The session focuses in the following topics:

• Configuration topics include SSID definition, authentication types, client IP assignments, service distributing, availability, firewall, traffic shaping, and radio settings.
• Monitoring topics cover the understanding of the Access Points status information, client details and RF status.
• Troubleshooting tools provided by the Meraki Dashboard such as Wireless Health and Packet Captures.

Ask questions from Monday 6 to May 17th, 2019

Edgar Monroy is a Support Engineer for Cisco Meraki Products, he covers MX, MS, MR, MV and SM. Before joining Meraki’s team he worked as a Cisco Customer Support Engineer for Cisco’s TAC for 4 years. He specializes in 802.11 technology and he has experience in the entire Cisco Wireless Portfolio, including CUWN, Mobility Express, Prime Infrastructure, MSE, CMX and Meraki MR Products. Edgar holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Electronics Engineering from the UDFJC University in Colombia. He holds a CWNA and a CCNP R&S certification.

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