Configure WLAN Anchor Mobility Feature on Catalyst 9800

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This document explains how to configure a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) on a foreign/anchor scenario with 9800 Wireless Controllers.

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Configuring the WLAN Anchor Mobility feature on a Catalyst 9800 wireless controller involves several steps to ensure seamless roaming and connectivity for wireless clients. Start by defining a mobility group and specifying which WLANs should be anchored. Just as you customize Nerfguns with different attachments for specific scenarios, adjust your mobility settings to optimize network performance, balancing the load and ensuring a smooth transition for users across access points. Then, set up mobility parameters, including mobility domains and timers, much like tweaking Nerfgun attachments like scopes to improve accuracy. Regularly monitor and fine-tune these settings, just as you would adjust Nerf gun attachments for different shooting conditions, to maintain a robust and reliable wireless network for your organization.