6 April 2016
Ib Hansen: Ibhansen@cisco.com
Systems Engineer
Let’s say a 100 Employee Company…
Wireless Evolution
devices
the Wireless Network?
Fromhow
Best many
Effort to
Missionon
Critical
150!
1 or 2
2007
2010
2013
2016
2005
1999
Hotspot
> 200
25…
System
Management
5 or 10
Scalable
Performance
802.11n
Self Healing &
Optimizing
Gb
Wireless
802.11ac
HS2.0
HDX
802.11ac
Wave2
> 300 2!
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802.11ac Wave 2
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Cisco’s Wi-Fi innovation & simplification of IT operations…
Autonomous
Access Point
Controller
Coordinated
Access Points
with RRM
1,2, and 3 Spatial
Stream 802.11n
with CleanAir
Unified Policy
and Network
Management
Connected
Mobile
Experiences
Stateful
Switchover &
Application
Visibility and
Control
802.11ac Wave 1
High-Density
Experience
802.11ac Wave 2 &
Multigigabit Ethernet &
&
Hyperlocation
Cisco Unified
Access™
Cisco Wi-Fi
Leadership
Cisco LAN
Self-Optimizing– HDX
Self-Protecting - CleanAir
Self-Healing – SSO
Self-Learning - RRM
1997
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2012
2015
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Prevalent & Emerging 802.11 “Operating Modes”
802.11n
802.11ac Wave 1
802.11ac Wave 2
2.4 and 5.0 GHz band
5.0 GHz band only
5.0 GHz band only
3X3 or 4X4 MIMO
3X3 or 4X4 MIMO
3X3 or 4X4 MIMO
Single User MIMO
Single User MIMO
Single and/or Multi User MIMO
Fast Ethernet wired equivalent
Gigabit Wi-Fi wired equivalent
Gigabit+ Wi-Fi capable
Usually 20 MHz Channel Width
Usually 40 or 80 MHz Channel Width
Usually 40 or 80 MHz Channel Width
Single FE or GE uplink
Single GE uplink
Dual GE uplinks or mGig uplink
PoE for full operation
PoE+ for full 4X4 operation
PoE+ for full 4X4 operation
Support for AES128 Encryption
Support for AES128 Encryption
Support for AES256 Encryption
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802.11ac: Wave1 and Wave2
Feature
PHY Rate
Wave 1 – 2013
Wave 2 – 2015
Wave 2 - 2016
future
1.3 Gbps
1.3 Gbps
1.73 Gbps
2.43 Gbps
3.5 Gbps
# of Spatial
Streams
3
3
3 (4)*
3
4
Modulation
256 QAM
256 QAM
256 QAM
256 QAM
256 QAM
Channel
Width
20, 40, 80,
20, 40, 80,
80+80, 160 MHz 80+80, 160 MHz
•  The 802.11ac specification will be brought to market in 2 phases or “Waves”
MIMO
Single User
Multi User
Multi User
Multi User
Multi User
20, 40, 80 MHz
20, 40, 80 MHz
20, 40, 80 MHz
a, n, ac
a, n, ac
a, n, ac
802.11
protocol
support
Ethernet
Uplink
GbE
* Without MU-MIMO
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2GbE
a, n, ac
a, n, ac
2GbE and MGig
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•  802.11ac Wave 2 uses 20, 40,80 80 + 80 or 160Mhz channels
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Battery Savings
890MB
0MB
25%
3.26GB
2.1GB
4.68GB
4.68GB
20%
802.11ac
15%
10%
5%
Data
802.11n
25%
20%
15%
10%
0MB
432MB
1.08GB
1.64GB
5%
2.13GB
2.76GB
Speed of 802.11ac results in less transmit/receive = Improved battery life
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A look at SU-MIMO : Wave-1
AP Peaks @ 1300 Mbps
Maximum PHY Rate
Client-1
3SS M9 80MHz
433 Mbps Maximum PHY Rate
With 1 SS clients
Client-2
1SS M9 80MHz
Client-3
1SS M9 80MHz
Client-4
1SS M9 80MHz
Throughput
PHY Rate (Mbps)
Client 1 Average
325 (1300 * .25)
227.5*
Client 2,3,4
Average
325 (433 * .75)
227.5*
Peak
1300
715*
Overall Average
(Capacity)
650
455
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Goodput (Mbps)
* Assumes Client MAC efficiency of 55%
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MU-MIMO Wave 2
AP Peaks @ 1300 Mbps
Maximum PHY Rate
Client-1
3SS M9 80MHz
1300 Mbps Maximum PHY Rate
With 3 SS client
433 Mbps Maximum PHY Rate
per 1 SS clients
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Client-2
1SS M9 80MHz
Client-1
3SS M9 80MHz
Client-2
1SS M9 80MHz
Client-3
1SS M9 80MHz
Client-3
1SS M9 80MHz
Client-4
1SS M9 80MHz
Client-4
1SS M9 80MHz
Throughput
PHY Rate (Mbps)
Goodput (Mbps)
Client 1
650 (1300 * .5)
355*
Client 2,3,4
650 ((433*3) * .5)
355*
Peak
1300
715*
Overall Average
(Capacity)
1300
710
* Assumes Client MAC efficiency of 55%
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MU-MIMO Client Availability
§
Clients are available
§
§
Phones
§
OnePlus 2
§
Xiaomi Mi4i, Mi Note Pro
§
ZTE Axon Pro
§
Samsung Galaxy S7
§
Microsoft Lumia 950
Laptops
§
§
Many different Acer Aspire E models
Killer Wireless NIC
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Going Beyond
802.11ac Wave 2
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x800 Series Hardware
802.11ac Wave-2 Cisco 2K Series Access Points
Cisco Aironet Portfolio
Positioned to Capture the 802.11ac Wave 2 Transition
Mission Critical
Enterprise Class
Best in Class
3800
1830
1810 Wall Plate
•  2x2:2SS 80 MHz; 867 Mbps
•  Tx Beam Forming
•  1 GE Port uplink
•  3 GE Local Ports, including 1
PoE out
•  Local ports 802.1x ready
•  Integrated BLE Gateway*
1810 Teleworker
•  3x3:2SS 80MHz; 867Mbps
•  Spectrum Analysis*
•  Internal antenna
•  Tx Beam Forming
•  1 GE Port
•  USB 2.0
•  Centralized, FlexConnect
and Mobility Express
•  2x2:2SS 80 MHz; 867 Mbps
•  3 GE Local Ports downlink,
including 1 PoE out
•  One or Two Local Ports can be
tunneled back to corporate
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1850
•  4x4:3SS 80Mhz; 1.7 Gbps
•  Spectrum Analysis*
•  Internal or External
antenna
•  Tx Beam Forming
•  2 GE Ports
•  USB 2.0
•  Centralized, FlexConnect
and Mobility Express
2800
•  4x4:3SS 160 MHz; 5 Gbps
•  2.4, 5GHz or Dual 5GHz
•  2 GE Ports
•  Internal or External antenna
•  Smart Antenna Connector
•  Enhanced Location* (External
Antenna)
•  CleanAir 160MHz
•  ClientLink 4.0
•  USB 2.0
•  Centralized, FlexConnect and
Mobility Express*
•  4x4:3SS 160 MHz; 5 Gbps
•  2.4, 5GHz or Dual 5GHz
•  1 GE + 1 mGig (5G)
•  Internal or External antenna
•  Smart Antenna Connector
•  Enhanced Location* (External
Antenna)
•  CleanAir 160 MHz
•  ClientLink 4.0
•  StadiumVision
•  USB 2.0
•  Modularity
•  Centralized, FlexConnect and
Mobility Express*
* Future availability
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1830 Series with 802.11ac Wave 2 MU-MIMO
•
Next-generation 3x3 MIMO:2 spatial streams
(SS)
Wave 2 802.11ac access points
•
Dual radio, 802.11ac Wave 2, 80 MHz
•
5 GHz: 3x3 supporting
-  2 SS SU/MU-MIMO
-  870 Mbps Max 5-GHz PHY
-  1 Gbps Max Aggregate PHY
•
1 x Gigabit Ethernet and USB 2.0
•
Internal antenna model
Cisco Aironet® 1830 Series
802.11ac Wave 2 MU-MIMO
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1850 Series with 802.11ac Wave 2 MU-MIMO
•
Next-generation 4x4 MIMO:4 spatial streams
(SS)
Wave 2 802.11ac access points
•
Dual radio, 802.11ac Wave 2, 80 MHz
•
5 GHz: 4x4 supporting
-  3 SS MU-MIMO
-  4 SS SU-MIMO
-  1.7 Gbps Max 5-GHz PHY
-  2.0 Gbps Max Aggregate PHY
•
2 x Gigabit Ethernet and USB 2.0
•
Internal and external antenna models
Cisco Aironet® 1850 Series
Gigabit Wi-Fi has fully arrived.
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Innovations Only Cisco Delivers
Radio Frequency Excellence for High-Density Environments
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New
Next-Generation Wave 2 802.11ac Access Points
Cisco Aironet® 2800 Series
•
Industry leading 4x4 MIMO:3 spatial streams (SS)
Wave 2 802.11ac access points
•
Dual radio, 802.11ac Wave 2, 160 MHz
•
Combined Data Rate of 5.2Gbps
•
2 x 5 GHz: 4x4: 3SS supporting
•
SU-MIMO / MU-MIMO
•
Flexible Radio Assignment: 2.4GHz, 5GHz, Wireless Security
Monitoring, Wireless Service Assurance, or Enhanced Location*
•
2 x Gigabit Ethernet
•
HDX Technology
•
Enhanced Location using External Antennas*
•
USB 2.0
•
Internal and external antenna models
•
Smart Antenna Connector - 2nd Antenna Connector
Multi-Gigabit Wi-Fi has fully arrived.
* Post-FCS
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New
Next-Generation Wave 2 802.11ac Access Points
Cisco Aironet® 3800 Series
•
Industry leading 4x4 MIMO:3 spatial streams (SS)
Wave 2 802.11ac access points
•
Dual radio, 802.11ac Wave 2, 160 MHz
•
Combined Data Rate of 5.2Gbps
•
2 x 5 GHz: 4x4: 3SS supporting
•
SU-MIMO / MU-MIMO
•
Flexible Radio Assignment: 2.4GHz, Dual-5GHz, Wireless Security Monitoring,
Wireless Service Assurance*, or Enhanced Location*
•
Gigabit Ethernet and multi-Gigabit Ethernet (1G, 2.5G, 5G)
•
HDX Technology
•
Enhanced Location using External Antennas*
•
USB 2.0
•
Internal and external antenna models
•
Smart Antenna Connector - 2nd Antenna Connector
•
Modularity: Side Mount Modular
Multi-Gigabit Wi-Fi has fully arrived.
* Post-FCS
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Flexible Radio Architecture
Macro/Micro (Dual 5 GHz)
Flexible Radio Assignment
What is an XOR Radio?
•
•
•
•
•
2.4 GHz and 5 GHz on the same silicon
Allows serving of either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz
channel
Allows Serial scanning of all 2.4 and 5 GHz
channels
Role selection is manual or Automatic – RRM
Not new in production (WSSI/WSM modules)
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What is a Macro/Micro cell Architecture?
•
Not new, implemented for years in Cellular
•
Method for addressing Non Linear Traffic
requirements
•
Allows more bandwidth and efficiency to be
applied to an area within a larger coverage cell
•
Used in Wi-Fi today – i.e. Convention centers Macro coverage of the whole floor area from
Ceiling, while individual locations requiring more
bandwidth/capacity may be covered by on the
floor AP-700W
•
2800/3800 will support from single access point
– it’s about Airtime Efficiency and Capacity
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5GHz
Serving
Redundant Radio Identification
2.4GHz
Serving
2.4 GHz 8 dBm TX
•
If you have designed a network for dense 5 GHz
coverage, then you have too many 2.4 GHz radios
•
2.4 GHz has 1/7th the channels of 5 GHz spectrum in the –
A regulatory and it propagates roughly 1.5x farther
•
Prior to the 2800/3800 and 8.2 MRs release, your only
option was to disable these radios. Disabling the radio
provides no value other than making the 2.4 GHz
spectrum manageable, but no location, rogue or other
information is gathered.
•
New in RRM is a redundant radio Identification algorithm
to identify and manage locating redundant radios, and
assign 1 of multiple roles it can play that and value to the
equation.
•
In the future - 5 GHz will also be crowded with Bonded
channels as well -
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feet
3 dB wall
400 Feet
5 GHz 8 dBm TX
200
feet
3 dB wall
268 Feet
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5GHz
Serving
Redundant Radio Identification
Per RF Neighborhood Coverage Analysis
2.4GHz
Serving
AP-2
AP-1
•
•
First and RF Neighborhood (different than an RF Group) is
selected to solve
Using reciprocal NDP messages, each AP is located
relevant to one another another in RF Distance
AP-3
AP-4
AP-5
AP-6
AP-7
AP-8
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5GHz
Serving
Redundant Radio Identification
Per RF Neighborhood Coverage Analysis
2.4GHz
Serving
AP-2
AP-1
•
First and RF Neighborhood (different than an RF Group) is
selected to solve
•
Using reciprocal NDP messages, each AP is located
relevant to one another another in RF Distance
•
Coverage area is represented by a circle around each AP
•
Then Overlap will be assessed based on multiple points
within each AP’s coverage area
AP-3
AP-4
AP-5
AP-6
AP-7
AP-8
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Redundant Radio Identification
5GHz
Serving
2.4GHz
Serving
Per RF Neighborhood Coverage Analysis
•
First and RF Neighborhood (different than an RF Group) is
selected to solve
•
Using reciprocal NDP messages, each AP is located
relevant to one another another in RF Distance
•
NDP operates at MAX power
•
Coverage area is represented by a circle around each AP
•
Then Overlap will be assessed based on multiple points
within each AP’s coverage area
•
In this way, the coverage of any Given AP can be
evaluated for % of redundancy – or percentage of
coverage another AP(s) could cover without it
Current Power is evaluated, and AP’s with a high degree
of redundancy are selected for other roles for the XOR
toits affiliates.
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Macro/Micro Dual 5 GHz cell
Instant Capacity
5GHz
Serving
5GHz
Serving
Cells must be isolated –
•
•
overlap in RF Frequency = shared
airtime = lost efficiency
•
Begins in the Silicon design
•
Extends to the AP/Antenna
selections
•
Frequency Diversity Critical
•
RRM knows manages this
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AP2800/3800 “I” series antenna system (cover removed)
Previously in the controller Access
Point radios were defined as…
Radio 0 = 2.4 GHz
Radio 1 = 5.0 GHz
Using “Flexible Radio Assignment”
Radio “0” can be configured as 2.4 GHz
(default) or as an additional 5 GHz radio.
If configured as a 5 GHz radio the 2.4 GHz
radio is disabled and the 5 GHz micro-cell
antennas are used.
Micro-cell antenna is 7 dBi @ 5 GHz
Macro-cell antenna is 5 dBi @ 5 GHz
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Difference in antenna designs allow for RF co-existence
Conventional AP footprint
(Macro-Cell) uniform 360
Degree coverage
By using spatially-efficient and
compact antenna design along with
different channels & Tx RF power –
BOTH radios can co-exist internally
Smaller AP footprint
(Micro-Cell) uniform 360
Degree but for smaller
coverage area (high density)
deployments
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2800/3800 Dual Band
5GHz
Serving
2.4GHz
Serving
Single 5 GHz cell
•  The further a client is from the AP,
the lower the data rate will used
•  Data Rate is a function of SNR
Channel Utilization = 60%
•  The higher the SNR – The higher the
data Rate will be
•  1 x5 GHz cell has a finite amount of
Air Time available
•  Capacity is the sum of all clients
within the cells Air Time
•  You can’t get more than a second
out of 1s of Air time - period
-71 dBm
-75 dBm
-68 dBm
-51 dBm
-58 dBm
-63 dBm
-60 dBm
-73 dBm
-63 dBm = Client RSSI at AP
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2800/3800 Macro/Micro
5GHz
Serving
Dual 5 GHz
Macro/Micro
•  Creating two RF diverse 5 GHz cells 5 GHz cell
– Doubles the Air Time available
•  Optimizing Connections (Macro vs
Micro) keeps like performing clients
together, rather than have one drag
down the other
•  RRM will optimize, based on received
RSSI only at FCS – Other possibilities
exist (protocol, SS Capability)
-71 dBm
-75 dBm
5GHz
Serving
CU Chnl 36= 20% !
CU Chnl 108=24% !
-68 dBm
-51 dBm
-58 dBm
-63 dBm
-60 dBm
-73 dBm
-63 dBm = Client RSSI at AP
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Dual 5 GHz “E” model Macro-Macro cells
or Micro-Micro cells or any combination – have a ball
Stadium antenna
deployments for
different coverage
areas or higher
density areas
Cable allows for secondary 5 GHz
radio antenna to be physically
spaced away from the primary radio
allowing for Macro-Macro operation
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5GHz
Serving
5GHz
Serving
ANT-2566 in
different directions
or even back-to-back
tilted downward for
Factory and warehouse
deployments
Omni + directional
deployments
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5GHz
Serving
3802e, 3802p and 2802e
5GHz
Serving
Smart Antenna Connector
Primary Antenna Connectors – Dipole and Cabled Antennas
Smart Antenna
Connector
Secondary 5 GHz Cabled Antenna
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Side Mount
Modular Slot
(3800 only)
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New Smart Antenna Connector “DART”
Allows for future “smart antennas” and single cable design for RF and digital*
*This permits all 4 antenna ports from the secondary 5 GHz radio to adapt to existing antennas and/or hyperlocation (selected
models)
2800e and 3800e versions use a smart
RF connector “DART” which can carry
digital signals 18 pins as well as 4 RF
connections from the secondary 5 GHz
radio (smart antenna)
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Cisco PID AIR-CAB002-DART-R
Adapter cable allows existing external
antennas to be used with the
secondary 5 GHz radio
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But Wait – There’s more!
XOR radio as a WSM?
•
•
•
•
5GHz
Serving
Wireless
Security
Module
Just like the WSM and WSM2, the XOR radio can be used to
monitor all channels continuously (2.4 and 5 GHz serialy)
Since it does not serve traffic – dwell time can be exclusively
dedicated to monitoring. That’s 1200 ms dwells vs 50 ms dwells
On the slot 0 radio on the 2800/3800 radio can also transmit – so
could behave as a client
At FCS –
•
Wireless Security Module functionality
•
•
•
•
160 MHz CleanAir
wIPS
Rogue Detection
RRM metrics
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But Wait – There’s more!
XOR radio as a…...
•
5GHz
Serving
Wireless??
?
Post FCS – just keeps getting better…
•  Wireless Network Assurance – WSA
•
Proactively Monitors Network performance
•
Adjust performance parameters dynamically
Tracks, corrects, and reports performance degradations
•
•
Enhanced Location
•
Benefit from Higher resolution receive (all channels scanned, longer)
•
Think - Fast Locate – But that’s not a commit
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Flexible Radio Assignment
5GHz
Serving
2.4GHz
Serving
5GHz
Serving
5GHz
Serving
5GHz
Serving
5GHz
Serving
5GHz
Serving
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Wireless
Security
Monitor
Wireless
Service
Assurance*
Enhanced
Location*
•
•
Default operating mode
Serve Clients on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz
•
•
Dual 5GHz Support, both radios serving clients on
5GHz
Maximum over the air data rate up to 5.2Gbps
•
•
•
Wireless Security Monitoring
Scan both 2.4GHz and 5GHz for security threats
Serve Client of 5GHz
•
•
•
Wireless Service Assurance*
Proactively monitors the network performance
Serve Client of 5GHz
•
•
•
Enhanced Location*
Improves the client location accuracy
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post-FCS
Offload Wireless Traffic Faster
Multigigabit Technology
Cisco Multigigabit
Standard Cat 5e/Cat6 Cables
2.5-5
Gigabit Port
Available on 3800
2.5-5
1
Gigabit Port
Supports
PoE Up to 60W
Delivers up to 5X Speeds in Enterprise Without
Replacing Cabling Infrastructure
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802.11ac Wireless Throughput Use Cases
802.11ac wave 2 – Dual - 5GHz 80 MHz
Channels
Radio 1 – 5GHz
Radio 2 – 5GHz
Max Data Rate
Actual Throughput*
1.3Gbps
845Mbps
1.3Gbps
845Mbps
Total
2.6 Gbps
Summary:
•
802.11ac wave 2 utilizes key
technologies such as Multi-user
MIMO and 160MHz wide
channels to push wired
throughput above 1Gbps
•
Cisco Dual-5GHz radio
technology more effectivity
utilizes the 5GHz RF spectrum to
drive the wired throughput toward
multi-gigabit speeds
1.69 Gbps
802.11ac wave 2 – 160 MHz Channels
Radio 1 – 2.4GHz
Radio 2 – 5GHz
Total
Max Data Rate
216Mbps
2.6Gbps
2.81 Gbps
Actual Throughput*
140Mbps
1.69Gbps
1.79 Gbps
802.11ac wave 2 – Dual - 5GHz 160 MHz Channels
Radio 1 – 5GHz
Radio 2 – 5GHz
Total
Max Data Rate
2.6Gbps
2.6Gbps
5.2 Gbps
Actual Throughput*
1.69Gbps
1.69 Mbps
3.38 Gbps
* Denotes 65% Duty Cycle which emulates normal wireless network operation
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The New Cisco Catalyst Multigigabit Product Family
4500E
•
•
•
•
Best In Class Modular Access
New 48 Ports Line Card
12 Ports of Multigigabit per slot
Up to 96 multigigabit ports per system
3850
•
•
•
•
Industry leading Fixed Access
24 & 48 Port Stackable Switches
24 & 12 Multigigabit Ports
New Uplinks
3560CX
•
•
•
•
NG Workspace switch
Multigigabit in smallest form factor
POE/POE+
Instant Access support
Innovation in multiple form factors!!
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Zero Impact Application Visibility and Control
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
Maintain performance with zero-impact AVC
Gain visibility
into the network
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Monitor critical
applications
Control application
performance
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Improve Connectivity to All Devices
Cisco ClientLink 4.0
Improves device
performance
802.11ac Wave 2
Access
Point:
TX ClientLink
beamforming
Access
Point:
•  802.11ac
802.11a Wave 2
•  802.11g
•  802.11n
•  802.11ac Wave 1
•  802.11ac Wave 2
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Cisco and Apple Together
for a Better End-User Experience
Improve device
efficiency through
joint tested
standards-based
functionality
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Analyze and
prioritize Applebased applications
Minimize impact of
Apple upgrades by
accessing local
instances on
Cisco® ASRs
Display content
from Apple
devices Wirelessly
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Meet Any Wi-Fi Use Case
Expandability and Investment Protection
PRIMARY
ANTENNAS
Bluetooth
Beacon
Self-Discover /
Self-Configure
Other
Potential Future
Expandability
Stadium
Panel
Antenna
SMART
ANTENNA
PORT
Directional
Antennas
location
Antennas
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Other
3G
LTE
Adv.and
Security
Small
Cell
and Spectrum
Offload
Analysis
Bluetooth
Beaconing
Other
Custom
Custom
Application
Application
Using Linux
Linux
Using
Future Wi-Fi
Standard
Video
Surveillance
MODULE
PORT
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1810 Series Hardware
802.11ac Wave-2 Cisco 1K Series Access Points
Next-Generation Wave 2 802.11ac Wall Plate Access Point
Cisco Aironet® 1810w Series
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Simultaneous Wired and Wireless Access
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Dual Radio, Dual Band with 802.11ac Wave 2
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Integrated Bluetooth Low Energy radio*
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Designed for ease of mounting to numerous global wall junction
standards. Accessories available to mount directly on a wall or have
it desk mounted
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Sleek design in a small form factor: 165 x 114 x 41 mm (6.5 x 4.5 x
1.6 in)
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3 x Local GigE Ethernet Ports + 1 x uplink GigE port + 1 x passive
pass-through RJ45
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Powered over Ethernet (PoE) or with AC Adapter
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PoE out on LAN 3 port, up to 803.af Class 0 (depending on powering
options)
* Future availability
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Next-Generation Wave 2 802.11ac Wall Plate Access Point
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Next-Generation Wave 2 802.11ac OfficeExtend Access Point
Cisco Aironet® OEAP1810 Series
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Target for Teleworker or Micro-branch deployments, providing
wired and wireless corporate access to remote workers
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Simultaneous Dual Radio, Dual Band 2x2:2 with 802.11ac Wave 2,
including MU-MIMO
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Vertical mount to optimize wireless coverage with integrated
antennas.
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Shipping with included mounting cradle purposefully designed for
optimal mounting and cable management. Accessories available to
mount onto a junction box or directly on a wall
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3 x GigE Ethernet Ports, 1 x uplink GigE port
•  Up to 2 ports can be tunneled back to Wireless LAN Controller
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Powered over Ethernet (PoE) or with included AC Adapter
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PoE out on LAN 3 port, up to 803.af Class 0 (depending on powering
options)
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Next-Generation Wave 2 802.11ac OfficeExtend Access Point
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Cisco Aironet 1810W Series
Cisco Aironet 1810W Series
Wi-Fi Standards
802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wave 2
Max Data Rate
867 Mbps on 5Ghz radio
Radio Design MIMO: Spatial Streams
Dual-Radio, 2x2:2 SU/MU-MIMO
Bluetooth
Integrated Bluetooth Low Energy
Local Ethernet Ports
3 x GE
Powering Capability
1 x GE port PoE out
Wired authentication
Open, MAC filter or 802.1x
Wired traffic options
Per port: locally switched or tunneled
to WLC
Mobility Express
(Future)
Data Uplink (Mbps)
10/100/1000
Power
802.3af/at, AC Adapter
Physical security
Torx screw, Kensignton lock
Minimum WLC software
8.2 MR1
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