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How many WLANs/SSIDs are supported on WLC5508

S. K.
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HI,

Just want to know how many WLAN can be configured on a WLC 5508 and also how many SSID's? I found that the maximum of 16 SSID's can be on one AP, other SSID's on different AP's with ap groups...

is there a list where to compare these informations with also a WLC 5760?

Thanks in advance....

Stephan

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Scott Fella
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AP's can only support up to 16, but the WLC you can configure more.... recommended is 3-4 max in a wireless environment.  It's best practice.

Thanks,

Scott

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Scott Fella
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AP's can only support up to 16, but the WLC you can configure more.... recommended is 3-4 max in a wireless environment.  It's best practice.

Thanks,

Scott

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Hi Scott, thanks!!

Yes, we want to deliver different SSID's on different places..... so 512 WLAN's and 500 AP groups are ok for us...

THX!!

Does this also count for Anchor connections? We are trying to build up a guest access solution, and want to anchor all the connection from 30-40 outside locations to the main site, with central guest Access solution. The Access solution is nothing fancy like a ISE, and relies on seperate Layer 2 connections for each different landing page. So in the end will will need 30-40 different, locally anchored guest Tunnels being dropped into different VLAN´s. could one 5508 handel this? (about 500-600 guests a day 2mbit per guest) 

Thanks alot for your help! 

 

Does having more than 3-4 WLANs decrease performance or is there a specific reason why that number is suggested? If we had, say 5-6 is there a known issue with performance?

Yeah its 512:)

Thanks,

Scott

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