Cisco Catalyst 9100 Access Points

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Wi-Fi 6E is here and Cisco is leading efforts to make deployment and management of services and user experience on this high throughput, high capacity, broad spectrum network seamless.

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Hybrid work is not a trend but has true staying power. Your network needs to be fortified so that it can run quickly, simply, and securely. The best way to do that is with Cisco Access Networking products.

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The end-of-life for the certain Aironet 802.11ac Wave 2 (Wi-Fi 5) Access Points provides the perfect opportunity to upgrade to the Cisco Catalyst 9100 WI-Fi 6 (802.11ax) Access Points. With the ability to handle increased mobile traffic and support IoT at scale, Cisco’s Wi-Fi 6 access points have superior RF innovations that expand wireless access and provide an uninterrupted network experience that is intelligent, reliable and secure.

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As many organizations are looking at wireless refreshes that include both expansion and upgrades to Wi-Fi 6, those with small, medium or branch locations have some cool (and very useful) new options to consider and should seriously rethink the deployment model.

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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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If you have made your way to Amsterdam for a conference, there’s a really good chance that you’ve been to RAI Amsterdam. Each year, this convention center will play host to 1.5 million visitors over 500 events and they’ve been doing it for over 125 years. They wanted an Wi-Fi 6 upgrade, Cisco provided the solution.

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Presenting the Cisco Catalyst 9124 Access Point. The new Catalyst 9124 brings the Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) standard technology outdoors. This AP supports up to 400 devices and come equipped with up to three radios 2.4GHz and 5GHz (both 4x4:4) and a built-in BLE radio

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During a recent Educause webinar, Cisco Architect Stephen Orr moderated a discussion of Cisco User Defined Network (UDN) between representatives from two universities who discussed deploying the solution at their schools and how it changed the way their students connect to the network.

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Recently the Cisco Access Points Cisco DNA Center were compared against products from our competition, by independent testing lab Miercom. In all instances, the Cisco products came out on top.