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By creating AP Groups you can control What SSIDs advertise on which APs, What dynamic interface map to each AP group (to reduce the broadcast size while having the same SSID). In latest codes of W Hi, We have recently deployed Prime 3.10.2 and added a 9800-L (SW 17.6.4) along with 10 X 9130 APs.. On adding the APs to the site maps within Prime, there is no RF heat maps being emitted from them. Just wondering if any has come across this issue and has a potential solution/work around. Thanks S

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Staging a large number of APs, would like for my Python script to be able to bulk name APs ahead of time similar to how the Python script Hi Guys, I cannot find few access points in WLC 9800 All APs are connected to switch and all interfaces are also in same VLAN. The thing is when is shutdown the switch interface, One AP is shown less in count in WLC 9800. When I turn on switch port AP count list is increased to one in WLC. But when I try to find AP with its name in all Access point list in

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Hello all. At the very end of the „show tech“ command on a lightweight AP includes some GREAT information – a list of SSIDs, which radios they are on, some basic config info, and the number of current users per SSID. Here’s an example. SSID: MySSID1 on Dot11Radio1 bssid: xxxx.xxxx.xxxx Mode: 0x110 Hello, I would like to get a list of the associated APs on my controller. I would like the list to show the name of the AP, the Ethernet MAC, and the Base Radio MAC address. I planned to do a show run-config, save that information to a file and then parse that file for the information I want, but

Configuring wlan/ssid using Prime/NCS 1. On the web interface, under Configure > Controller Template Launch Pad > WLANs > WLAN Configuration > New Controller Template Configure the template name along with the profile/ssid name and choose the interface you wish to map to it. 2. To define layer2/la

Hi, What happen if I disable the Admin Status of an AP on my WLC. Do I lose the access to this AP through the controller? Does it free up a license on the license count? Here is what is written on the documentation: Admin Status —Choose Enabled or Disabled to specify whether the access points a This chapter explains how to use wireless maps to view devices by site, or location, to help you manage your network by associating network elements with your organization’s physical locations or physical segmentation. You can also view the Enhanced Feature Set information by clicking on the AP name from Wireless > Access Points > All Access Points.

This document demonstrates how to configure access point (AP) Group VLANs with Wireless LAN Controllers (WLCs) and Lightweight Access Points (LAPs).

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  • WiFi Troubleshooting Cheat Sheet
  • Chapter: Using Wireless Maps
  • WLC > AP Details > Uptime

Looking at our AP’s in WLC, we have several have different uptimes for unknown reasons. Thoughts? Do RRM changes effect the Uptime?

This document describes how to integrate Catalyst 9800 Series Wireless Controllers with Prime Infrastructure (3.5 and later). Choose Monitor > Managed Elements > Network Devices, then select Device Type > Wireless Controller to view all the wireless controllers. Click a Device name to view its details. From Release 3.2 onwards, for the following Monitor pages under Device Details > System, by default the data is fetched from the Prime Infrastructure database. Dear all, Do you have any recommendation how to configure 9800 series to have possibility on certain APs to have one of the bands disabled? Let’s say you want all APs at one location to be 5GHz only (therefore 2.4 to be disabled) apart of manually go to each and every AP and disable this band? I

Cisco Catalyst 9800 Series Wireless Controller Software Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Gibraltar 16.10.x Configure Protocols for CLI Sessions Enable Unified AP Ping Reachability Settings on the Prime Infrastructure Refresh Controllers After an Upgrade Track Switch Ports to Rogue APs Configure Switch Port Tracing Configure Protocols for CLI Sessions Many Prime Infrastructure wireless features, such as autonomous access point and controller command Choose Maps > Wireless Maps > Site Maps (New) to access this page. Click the Site Hierarchy icon in the upper left corner of the Site Maps page to view or hide the Domain Navigator menu. The Domain Navigator menu lists all the campuses, buildings, floors, and outdoor areas in a tree hierarchy. You can search the tree hierarchy to quickly find a campus, building, outdoor area,

However, there are countless situations where WLAN Professionals face projects where the documentation is lacking, the APs are difficult to locate and physical labels are absent incorrect or missing! AP Name broadcasting allows us In this article we review what interferers are and how Cisco Business Wireless devices help you manage them. WiFi Troubleshooting Cheat Sheet Three easy step approach to basic WiFi troubleshooting: 1. Check if the AP, where the client connects, is turned on and is responding to the pings or is listed in the WLC list of registered AP’s. 2.

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Solved: Hello everyone, I’m trying to download the AP list from my Cisco WLC 5520 and I can’t find a way to do it. My intention is to download this list to get each AP’s information like S/N, MAC address, model and version, etc., and put them in an

Cisco Prime is not a WLAN planning tool nor post deployment verification tool, it just provides you with an estimated coverage based on the parameters it learns through your infrastructure. Hello, I’m not familiar with the process of how to add an access point to a controller. DHCP with option 43 has been configured for the subnet where the AP will be installed. The AP has obtained an IP address and I’d like to know how to discover it on the controller and add it. Thanks in advance C9800 design is no different and, generally, Cisco recommends limiting the load to around 80% of the AP and client scale. The 80% scale is just a recommendation to start planning the design and deployment of a catalyst wireless network as this is tested and validated number. For C9800-80, for example, this means 4800 APs and/or

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Hi everybody I work with a Cisco 8540 WLC and I have to extract some connection statistics. Is there some command to list – all clients connected to a specific SSID? – all clients connected to a specific APGroup? – all clients connected to a particular AP.? I am trying to use „grep“ but I am not Hi, I’m trying to find the BSSID for AP’s on our campus. Using both Wireless Lan Controllers (WLC) and Cisco Prime, I just cannot find where the BSSID is evident. It is configured and used because a client has requested the information for BSSID all our AP’s based on the fact that he can see the

Solved: Hi, I would need assitance on explaining the heat map in Cisco Prime. Some AP’s signal are shown as red (-35-45 dbm) , but some AP’s are shown as yellow (-55-65 dbm). Utilization, power, comparing the AP which has excellent red signal and Cisco Learning NetworkLoading × Sorry to interrupt CSS Error Refresh Solved: Is there a way to bulk factory reset specific APs that are associated to a controller? Prime’s config template doesn’t seem to have an option for this, so I’m wondering how (both in AireOS and IOS-XE) this can be done from the controller.

Hi, I have a WLC 5508 with about 60 APs. I want to get a list of all BSSIDs with related AP and Interface. I know cli command “ show ap wlan 802.11a „. But if I have a BSSID (from client or WiFi scanner) how can I get the associated AccessPoint ? Is it possible with: – cli command – Cisco Prime Infrastructure – MSE – other? Thanks for your help. You can also use Cisco Prime Infrastructure to generate existing AP heat maps or use Planning Mode to calculate the recommended number and location of access points based on whether data and/or voice traffic and/or location are active.

This document describes how to configure Virtual LANs (VLANs) on Wireless LAN controllers (WLCs).

This document explains how to set up a basic Wireless LAN (WLAN) connection with the use of a Cisco Access Point (AP) that runs Cisco Cisco Wireless access points are reliable, secure, and built for your organization. Experience all that Wi-Fi 7 and 6E have to offer.

Mobility has rapidly changed the expectation of wireless network resources and the way users perceive it. Wireless has become the preferred option for users to access the network, and in many cases the only practical one. This document offers short configuration tips that cover common best practices in a typical Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) infrastructure.