We are deploying 3 - 4 new warehouses per month at the minute. I do not generally take photos of all of them, however below is a photo of an industrial freezer, around 125,000 square feet.   The AP is mounted in the roof facing downwards into narrow aisle. This building features automated racking, so the aisles are around 60 metres long but actually slide left or right by 2 metres to make an aisle depending on where the stock that requires picking is located.    AP Part number is AIR-ANT2566P4W-R, AP 2800 series   ... View more

It's an open ended question. In theory lots, but generally don't go above 4 for lots of reasons related to channel utilisation.   All vendors generally recommend no more than four. ... View more

Hi, I cannot say that with a WLC I have ever had a need to reboot one to improve functionality. There are some settings that once you make them they require a restart to apply, but generally I don't restart wireless LAN controllers.   Yes, if you have a HA pair then restarting the primary will restart the standby.     ... View more

No, the WLC will not reboot after a save. It is only warning you that the configuration will remain if you choose to reboot at a later date. ... View more

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Hi, yes if you replace ISE with something such as NPS the functionality stays the same. The certification chain would be between the client and the authentication server.   The only time this changes is if you are using local WLC resources for authentication, eg, local web login or local web redirectn using ldap auth.   Regards ... View more

If you are using something such as ISE when you say "external" authentication then you do not need to install an SSL cert on the WLC.   The trust relationship will be established between ISE and the client although it is the WLC that actually forwards the authentication messages to the ISE server.   If you are attempting to use the internal WLC web authentication page then the SSL cert needs to be on the WLC as this is ultimately where the user is landing.  ... View more

Hi, although Cisco one is a good idea in principle the execution isn't the best. You should receive a zipped file from the Cisco partner who sold you them that contains all the "normal" PAK's associated with Prime, ISE, MSE and WLC. Specifically you should see a line related to Prime and device licenses. I have attached an image which shows one I recently received for a customer and all the associated lines. The image came directly from Cisco in email format.     The tedious bit is that you then have to generate a license file for them using the licensing portal.   If you do not have the above you can use the Cisco order number you should have been given, enter it into the licensing portal and you should see all the PAK's associated with the order from there.   Regards ... View more

Hi, the 1852 is not listed as supported under your code level. The compatibility matrix shows it is first supported in AireOS version  8.1.111.0. Please see below link.   https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/compatibility/matrix/compatibility-matrix.html   Regards ... View more

If you know the management IP address for the APs then that is the controller one that you are logging into.   ... View more

Hi, you can use a standard Cisco console cable and connect to the blue port on the back of the AP.   If you don't have one you can ssh into the IP address of the mobility controller. This will ask you for a username and password.   Once entered follow the commands in the guide, nothing else needed then to allow them to search for a WLC using capwap.    Regards ... View more

Hi, you need to convert the mobility express AP to CAPWAP. From the CLI:   ap-type capwap   https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/access_point/mob_exp/82/user_guide/b_ME_User_Guide_82/appendix.html#topic_A575EE4B2A054DE5BAF1931A7D384DB5     ... View more