Cisco Wireless :: 4400 - 5500 - Bridge With More Than 100Mbps
Aug 12, 2012
We are using Cisco Wireless solution in our network. Using 4400/5500 WLCs and 3500/1130 series APs.
A new requirement has come up and we need to provide connectivity between two buildings (which are within 1 km) using wireless. This link should be able to give >=100Mbps.
As we already have 3500/1130 APs, can a wireless bridge be established using them which can also give >=100Mbps? Can this be done using a WLC based solution? What I mean is: Do I need to have a standalone AP solution or can it be done while both the APs register to WLC? What are the AP models/antennas that can meet my requirement?
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Jun 1, 2012
i have a existing wireless network setup in my office existing wlc in 4402 and LAPs are 1130 & 1242 all are working fine but we are now planning to use new 5500 series controllers for the same access points,i want to ask that how i can done this job with very minore downtime and users disconnectivity + zero error results??
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Oct 11, 2012
Actually we have a 4402 controller with 1120 APs both of which are marked as EoL products, we want to jump over the new 2600 APs and 5508 Controller for increase signal coverage but we have the following deals:Last firmware for 4402 controller is 7.0.Firmware needed for 5508 to support 2600 APs is 7.3.Is it possible to configure mobility between 4402 and 5508 even with different firmware branch?
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Aug 23, 2012
I have 2 WLAN controllers, a 4400 series and 5500 series controller. The 4400 series has 100 seat limit on it, with 74 Access Points currently connected. The 5500 series has a 250 max, but we bought it with only 50 licenses, and it is max'd out at 50.The 5500 controller is the controller that has a DNS entry so that the Access Points will know to find that controller as they're being added. BUT, because we've reached our limit of 50 licenses, I'd like to be able to set the 4400 series controller to be the controller that new Access Points try to connect to. By going back to the 4400 as the controller that new Access Points connect to buys me time to plan for more licenses on next years budget for the 5500 controller.
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I have a existing wireless setup of 4400 WLC with some AP's connected remotely,now i am migrating the whole setup to the new WLC 5500. All the AP has been registered to the new WLC 5500 except the remote location AP's.As there was no option of giving IP address in GUI of the controller in 4400 WLC, i have changed the controller name and restarted the AP, but even though it is going back to the old controller.
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We have a single 4404 that was setup long before I arrived with Guest networks that timeout and other such tweaks. Is there a document somewhere that shows a way to migrate the old settings to a new 5508 that we are purchasing? By the time the 5508 arrives I will have a very small window to setup the unit before a new wing goes live. I need the new unit as we have reached our limit of licensed AP's on the old 4404. It seems like everyone keeps talking about an easy way but no one says how to do it.
I have never setup one of these units before from scratch so I don't know how long it will take.
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l need change a wlc 4400 to 5500, but l don´t know what l need back up, and how can I do to join the H Reap APs in the new 5500 WLC because all H Reap APs that l have, are not in the same city , and I understand if l want join AP in the new WLC l need to connect in the same network segment, is it rigth ?
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Jun 7, 2011
in one of the sites, the client has an exisiting 4402 controller which he moved to the DMZ in order to set it as an anchor & he purchased two new 5508 controllers to control the corporate APs. I configured all the parameters needed for the guest anchoring & then I tested the connection but there was an issue. (all the controllers are running the same firmware version)after testing the setup, the guest users could get an IP from the internal DHCP of the anchor controller (in DMZ), but then they cannot reach the internet or anything outside the anchor controller.Cisco confirmed that the 4400 is fully compatible with the 5500 to work in an anchor-foreign secnario as long as they are running the same firmware version. yet, when I temporarily used one of the 5500 controller in the DMZ as an anchor & I applied the exact same configurations on it as the 4400, it worked perfectly without any issues.
note: on the anchor controller (4400), the management & AP-manager interfaces reside on the same subnet & the wireless guest SSID is also mapped to the management interface. (may be this setup is causing the issue) but on the 5500 it is working just fine?
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Product/Model Number:AIR-BR1310G-A-K9
System Software Filename:c1310-k9w7-tar.123-7.JA
System Software Version:12.3(7)JA
Bootloader Version:12.3(2)JA4 .
We have several of these bridges hanging around; would like to move them one at a time from our 1030WLSE to our 5508WLC (software 7.0.235, so they're compatible).The bridges are all connected to power injectors (AIR-PWRINJ-BLR2). With our 1200's, we apparently just unplug power, hold mode button, plug in power, release mode after about 4 seconds, and they find the new controller (I haven't tried it yet to confirm, but that's what Google...err...Cisco...says will work!). But obviously there's no "mode" or reset button on either the power injector or the bridge itself.
(Other than "shut down the old controller and the bridges and APs will find the new controller". I'll do that at some point, but want to test first with some spare bridges / APs.)
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A laptop plugged directly into my router via ethernet got 97 Mbps My laptop sitting next to my PC connected via wifi got 54 Mbps My PC connected via wifi with the ethernet/homeplug disconnected got 26 Mbps (I think my wireless card in the PC and the aeriel are both a bit rubbish though anyway)My PC connected via ethernet homeplug with no wifi got 23 Mbps
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