Cisco Catalyst 9100

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Cisco Access Infrastructure, from Catalyst Wireless Controllers and Access Points to AI Analytics in Cisco DNA Center, provides IT with the technology to build, operate, and maintain wireless campus networks that provide best application experience for the workforce and students.

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Cisco and Wipelot’s new real-time location system (RTLS), powered by Cisco Application Hosting and Eagle Eye, is an enterprise wireless IoT solution that tracks of inventory and equipment in your warehouse or manufacturing floor using Ultra Wide-Band (UWB), without the need for an additional IoT overlay network.

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Catalyst Wi-Fi 6 MU-MIMO significantly ameliorate network capacity. It provides more than two folds gain in throughput, which can fulfill high-bandwidth application requirements.

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What a year 2020 was, and still what success for Cisco Embedded Wireless Controller! Despite COVID-19 transforming our lives, despite the challenges of working in a virtual environment for many of us, the C9100 EWC had an excellent year.

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Fastlane+ enhances the user experience for latency-sensitive voice and video applications in high-density user environments by improving the effectiveness of estimating the uplink buffer status for the supported Wi-Fi 6 capable iPhone and iPad.

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Learn about the basics of High Availability and the In-Service Software Upgrade (ISSU) feature available with IOS XE Release 17.3.1 on the Cisco Catalyst 9800 wireless controllers.

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Wi-Fi 6 OFDMA provides Resource Unit allocations and mappings that allow Access Points to serve them simultaneously during uplink and downlink transmissions.

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Two new certified access points join the Cisco Catalyst 9130 access point. With so many choices of certified access points, no matter what network size, customers now are able to find the right Cisco solution for their organization.

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Mettis Aerospace has been at the forefront of metallurgical innovation for over 80 years, and now relies on network connected sensors, cameras, and robotics to manufacture their products. Cisco and its partners play a role in Mettis' forging, machining and sub assembly for the aerospace and defense sectors.