802.11ac offers a 3x performance increase over 802.11n. This video demonstrates the simplicity of installing a module into the Aironet 3600 series access points and shows the performance of 802.11ac using the Cisco 802.11ac module. Taking questions here! ... View more

Learn how to conquer BYOD by converging wired and wireless access into one network as part of the Cisco Unified Access solution with iOS and UADP ASIC. Learn more: http://cs.co/jlbYTb34 . ... View more

In light of the recent announcement of MSE Release 7.4 and Advanced Location Analytics Availability, we thought it would be timely to pick up where we left off on our MSE blogs series. In the first two, my colleague Anshul Tyagi covered how the MSE optimizes the CleanAir experience and discussed other MSE enhancements. Now that we have expanded the MSE to cover advanced location analytics, let’s use this blog to dive deeper into how to monetize your Wi-Fi infrastructure using our new functionality. So you have a Cisco Wi-Fi network: what can you do to get more insight into the people using it? Do you know which part of your venue is more crowded? Ever wondered where people spend the most of the time in your venue? Where have people been before they arrived at your venue? Whether it is in retail, leisure, travel or manufacturing, anytime there are people interacting with a Wi-Fi environment, there is also potential to improve the user experience--that is, if you can first visualize that interaction. Read more ... View more

This is the second in series of blogs discussing various features of the Cisco Mobility Services Engine (MSE). This post describes some specific features of MSE that can help improve yourCleanAir experience. In my last MSE blog post, I talked about how the MSE can help a network administrator detect interference sources in a wireless network. Once the initial version of the software went out, we experimented and found some interesting use cases that inspired us to create the following enhancements to further improve the MSE experience: 1. Zone of Impact: A NCS map shows both the location of the device and the zone of impact of a particular interferer.  The zone of impact is the area that an interferer affects in its immediate locality. It has two fields associated with it: the radius and the color. The stronger the transmit power of the device, the greater its reach, hence a larger radius. Similarly, the stronger the severity of the device, the darker its color on the map. Read more ... View more

This is the first in series of blogs discussing various features of the Cisco Mobility Services Engine (MSE), an integral, yet often overlooked component that can turbocharge your existing interference detection capabilities. This post describes MSE and how it can help locate interference in your wireless network. So you have a CleanAir Solution comprised of top-grade, enterprise-class Cisco access points and controllers: finally, a network of minimized interference. But what happens when a rogue device intrudes on your peaceful network? How can you maintain crisp, fast wireless performance? Luckily for you, the enterprise-class wireless experience enabled by CleanAir technology can be further enhanced and maintained with Cisco’s Mobility Services Engine (MSE). Read more ... View more

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Did you watch our Connected Passengers: Connected Mobile Experiences for Airports webinar? Ask your questions here and we'll have a Cisco expert answer within 24 hours! ... View more

Cisco Bonjour Services Directory integrates and controls service directory advertisement across WLANs, LANs, and WANs for a seamless user experience. For more information, visit http://www.cisco.com/go/wireless Questions? Visit our Discussion Forum ... View more

Minimize hardware costs while optimizing wireless network performance with centralized control. The Virtual Wireless Controller can cost-effectively manage, secure, and optimize the performance of local and branch wireless networks. Learn more about the Cisco Virtual Controller at http://www.cisco.com/go/virtualcontroller Questions? Visit our Discussion Forum ... View more

Copenhagen Airport and IT partner SITA use analytics gathered from the Cisco Wi-Fi network in the Connected Mobile Experiences solution to increase airport efficiencies and enhance the passenger experience. Learn more about Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences http://www.cisco.com/cmx Questions? Visit our Discussion Forum ... View more

Cisco Prime Infrastructure combines the wireless functionality of Cisco Prime Network Control System (NCS) and the wired functionality of Cisco Prime LAN Management Solution (LMS), with rich application performance monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities of Cisco Prime Assurance Manager for single pane of glass network management. Learn more about Cisco Prime Infrastructure: http://cs.co/9006pXJY . Questions? Visit our Discussion Forum ... View more

Connected Mobile Experiences is a mobility solution that uses location intelligence gathered from the Wi-Fi network to help organizations of all different industries monetize their network by engaging with their customers and optimizing business operations. Learn more: http://www.cisco.com/go/cmx. Questions? Visit our Discussion Forum ... View more

Achieve sub-second convergence of Wireless LAN with Cisco Stateful SwitchOver (SSO) technology. Learn more at http://www.cisco.com/go/wireless Questions? Visit our Discussion Forum ... View more