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Hey guys,We have 5 units "Cisco Aironet 1530 Series Outdoor Access Points" and would like to configure them into a mesh network.We currently only have access to lightweight images. Is that possible? Any guide to help us through this ?Thank you so muc...

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Hello, What I have:Cisco CAP-1602E-A-K,Autonomous image tar file,Questions, What I want to do:I would like to use the AP as autonomous Why:I was provided a few of them and decided to learn how to interact with Cisco APs. During my online reading and ...

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Hi All,I'm trying to setup Cisco 9800-CL (in VMWare) as primary (Foreign controller) and Anchor (In DMZ). I have completed the primary controller configuration and got the WAPs joined and working as expected for Flex-connect (locally switches vlans),...

I have the need to extend my wireless signal outside for about 100ft until a mesh wireless is install.  I still have lightweight 3502i installed, can i reconfigure another LW3502i as a repeater have to rooted to the closest AP to extended just one SS...

Hello Guys,I have some issues on my WLAN/VLAN configuration, and I hope that you can help me.So, let me explain the situation and the configuration:I use a Cisco WLC 5520. This controller is located on my central site.I just install a site, let’s cal...

Hi all We are currently installing APs for the WiFi4EU-project and are stuck on getting the captive portal to work accordingly to the documentation.Accodring to the "Implementation Gudie" we need to add a javascript(JS) to the top of the head tag in ...

Hey Folks, What will happen when two nos. of AP's (IW6300's) are placed side by side, may be 5 meters far from each other as Root access points communicating with other MAP's in the vicinity.In short, can those RAP's act as redundant access points to...

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