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  Ask Me Anything Event   Welcome to the Cisco Community Ask Me Anything conversation. Submit your questions from  Monday,  August 4, 2025 through Friday, August 15, 2025. Our colleagues Saikat Nandy and Parithosh Vema will be waiting to assist you ...

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hello experts, I have 3 AP C9115 AXI configured as controller with AP. i got extra 2 outdoor AP AIR AP1562I but its not joining to the controller with error Image download failed. Please help what i should do to let the outdoor AP join the controller...

Hello, Whenever the team orders CUCM Licenses (Basic, Enhanced etc) we get a provisioning mail from the Webex ID. Once the provisioning is complete the licenses get credited to the Cisco Smart Account. There are also some licensed items on the Subscr...

Varda by Level 1
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Hi,after an AP join a controller, it will learn the list of all the wlc in the mobility domain in which it can connected in event when the current connected wlc is down.can i know how to erase this this memory of wlc??does doing a reboot wipe it clea...

I'm trying to add another AP1815i to my network, but I cant. I can ping the AP serving as WLC but I can't upload the firmware (AIR-AP1815-K9-ME-8-5-151-0.tar) to the AP. I've tried  to convert the AP to ME, tried to upload the tar file ( > archive do...

midJ971 by Level 1
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Normally when roaming if the AP's share the same site tag and policy tag then clients when roaming would not be required to go through the DHCP process again.My question has to do with DHCP required option. Does that option force the client to go thr...

Jason C by Level 1
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Hi Everyone,is it possible to use 5.8 GHz band with Cisco WLAN APs in Europe?I know that it is not a regular WLAN band, but from a regulatory point of view, frequencies between 5725-5875 MHz can be also used for WLANs with reduced TX power (25 mW max...

akbilek by Level 1
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