08-25-2006 07:35 AM - edited 07-04-2021 12:56 PM
Looking for a "recommended" design.
Looking at a remote location that contains no Cisco switches or router. 5 AP's total. Seems kinda of pointless to setup a 4402 Controller for 5 AP's. What is the recommended REAP mode implementation (real world) for AP's? Other alternatives?
08-25-2006 10:53 AM
you could by a 2006 controller that supports up to 6 ap or a cisco isr with wireless controller module
09-05-2006 08:12 AM
Also, you could put a Cisco ISR (router) at your remote site with a small controller module (controls up to 6 APs) in it.
09-05-2006 01:10 PM
Thanks... Kinda of what I figured. This design does not scale well if the remotes all use between 3 - 5 AP's at each site. If you can't run these use REAP mode... What good is it?
09-05-2006 11:30 PM
Another option is to use hybrid-REAP but Cisco does not recommend to use hybrid-REAP when there is more than 3 Aps on the remote site.
Note: Hybrid-REAP is a new feature of the latest release (June 2006). This feature is also only supported on the 1131AG and on the 1242AG.
09-06-2006 09:28 AM
Hi,
be careful, you don't have infrastructure at the remote site ?
You can directly connect up to 3 APs to a 2006 controller. But I don't know, if you can use 1130/1240 APs because they are LWAPP-converted APs, so they only use L3-LWAPP. I think with L3-LWAPP there must be an L3-Link between AP and controller, but I am not sure. By the way POE is an extra, controller 2006 has no POE enabled Ports.
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