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APs with IOS

kamarale
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Hello,

We usually use APs 1702 which have IOS.

The newer APs like 1830,1850 I think they do not have IOS anymore, so the config is different.

Am I correct?

And since in several months the 1702 is going to EoL, which "new" APs do we have whit the classic

IOS?

Thanks in advance.

Regards.

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Sandeep Choudhary
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There is no more classic IOS AP(standalone mode ) from cisco. 

 

Now cisco introduced Mobility express solution (advance or replacement of IOS ).

So you should go with 1830 or 1850 series AP with Mobility Exppress software on it.

 

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Leo Laohoo
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The "final" AP that supports classic IOS is the 1700/2700/3700.

Thanks.

And if I go for the 1830/1850 APs I have to use the mobility express, or Can I manage the APs individually from their GUI? I mean with no AP acting as a controller.

 

Regards.


@kamarale wrote:

Thanks.

And if I go for the 1830/1850 APs I have to use the mobility express, or Can I manage the APs individually from their GUI? I mean with no AP acting as a controller.

 


There will be no more "autonomous" APs.  Starting with 1800/2800/3800 APs can become mini-WLC when loaded with Mobility Express firmware.

OK,

but I think that I can use them managing them from the GUI as a "standalone" APs (if I order them without the K9C), is that right?

 

Thank you.

No. You cant manage via GUI if you order without "C".

 

without C means its a CAPWAP and only can be manged by cisco WLC.

 

with "K9C" means you can manage AP individually as mini WLC funictionality.

 

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