02-09-2012 06:58 PM - edited 07-03-2021 09:33 PM
Hello-
I am replacing wireless for a local hotel. It is a 2 story building in a L shape, about 120 rooms. All cat5e cables have been tested and certified. I installed a 302-08P switch in the MDF and IDF and are uplinked via copper/gig ports. I am replacing some old WAP200s - 7 of them - 4 in one wing and 3 in another.
I'm looking at the AP1041N. It uses about 13 watts, and the 08P is capable of 62 total (15 per port). I believe that with these power considerations I will not be able to go w/more than 4 APs per switch which should be plenty. Otherwise I will need to upgrade to the MP switch or use some injectors.
I would love to get some feedback on the AP1041N as well as using it w/the 08P. Some reviews I have come across state that it has excellent signal strength. The APs will be located at the top of the 1st floor in a chaseway between the rooms. The current WAP200s produce pretty decent coverage, so I am thinking that the 1041 should blow it away. Any thoughts?
I know that wireless is finicky, but any chance that I could reduce the number of APs by upgrading from the Linksys WAP200 to the Cisco 1041?
Any other comments, thoughts or ideas would be appreciated as well.
Thanks
02-10-2012 09:24 AM
Mike,
You might want to repost this under https://supportforums.cisco.com/community/netpro/wireless-mobility for answer on Aironet products.
Jasbryan
02-10-2012 09:26 AM
Thanks Jasbryan, I will do that.
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