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Presentation Agenda
► Welcome from Cisco
► What is Gigabit Wireless and 802.11ac?
► Cisco Unified Access Wireless
► Why Cisco for Wireless
Priors:Cisco Sales and Channels (10.5 yrs)President and CEO (6 yrs) - Cisco Premier Partner Director of Sales (2 yrs) - Cisco Silver PartnerFinancial Analyst (7 yrs) - Sprint Corporation
About Your HostBrian AveryTerritory Business ManagerCisco Systems, Inc.
► Conclusion
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Who Is Cisco?
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C omputer scientis ts , Len B osack and S andy Lerner found C isco S ystems
B osack and Lerner run network cables between two different buildings on the S tanford Univers ity campus
A technology has to be invented to deal with disparate local area protocols ; the multi-protocol router is born
1984
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WellF leet
S ynOptics
3C om
AC C
DE C
P roteon
IB M
B ay Networks
Newbridge
C abletron
As cend
F ore
Xylan
3C omNortel
E ricsson
Alcatel
J uniperLucent
S iemens
NE C
F oundry
R edback
R ivers tone
E xtreme Aris ta
HP
Avaya
J uniper
Huawei
Aruba
B rocade
C heckpoint
F ortinet
S horeT el
P olycom
Micros oft
F 5
R iverbed
Dell
Internet of E verything
1990 –1995 1996 – 2000 2001 – 2007 2008 – T oday
T he Landscape is C onstantly
C hanging
Leading for Nearly 30 Years
2016
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Who Is Cisco?
Chuck Robbins,CEO, Cisco
• Dow Jones Industrial AverageFortune 100 Company (AAPL, CSCO, INTC, MSFT)
• $117B Market Capitalization
• $49.6B in Revenue
• $10B in Annual Net Profits
• $34B More Cash than Debt
• $6.3B in Research and Development
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=CSCO+Key+Statistics
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No. 1
Voice41%
No. 1
TelePresence
50%
No. 1
Web Conferencing
43%
No. 1
Wireless LAN50%
No. 2
x86 Blade Servers29%
No. 1
RoutingEdge/Core/
Access
47%
No. 1
Security31%
No. 1
SwitchingModular/Fixed
65%
No. 1
Storage Area Networks
47%
Market Leadership Matters
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The Big Lie
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The Big Lie
The Network Is a Commodity!
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Typical Multi- Vendor Network
Switching Routing Security Wireless Voice
Cisco
HPDell3ComDlinkNetGearLinksys
Cisco
3ComJuniperHuwaiAdtran
Cisco
WatchguardSonicwallFortinetCheckpointNetGearDlinkPalo Alto
Cisco
3ComHPAerohiveAruba
Cisco
NortelAvayaMitelSiemensShoretelSamsungPanasonicToshibaIntertelComdialNECAlcatel
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Results in The Frankenstein Effect!
Switching Routing Security Wireless Voice
Cisco
HPDell3ComDlinkNetGearLinksys
Cisco
3ComJuniperHuwaiAdtran
Cisco
WatchguardSonicwallFortinetCheckpointNetGearDlinkPalo Alto
Cisco
3ComHPAerohiveAruba
Cisco
NortelAvayaMitelSiemensShoretelSamsungPanasonicToshibaIntertelComdialNECAlcatel
Reliability challenges
Inconsistent warranties
Higher maintenance costs
No single point of support
Basic levels of integration
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Only Cisco Can Offer a Complete Solution
Switching Routing Security Wireless Voice
Cisco
HPDell3ComDlinkNetGearLinksys
Cisco
3ComJuniperHuwaiAdtran
Cisco
WatchguardSonicwallFortinetCheckpointNetGearDlinkPalo Alto
Cisco
3ComHPAerohiveAruba
Cisco
NortelAvayaMitelSiemensShoretelSamsungPanasonicToshibaIntertelComdialNECAlcatel
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The Power of Design
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The Power of Design
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The Power of Cisco = DesignCore and Datacenter
Wireless and
Mobility
Security
Unified Communications
Collaboration and Video
Cisco is the only vendor to offer a highly integrated, consistent, scalable solution
What Is Gigabit W ireless?And W hy Do My C ustomers Need It?
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Digital Transformation Is Moving IT to the BoardroomAccelerate Business Processes, Introduce New Innovative Offerings
UPS Tracking
Data Driven Business Intelligence
Square Mobile Point of Sale
StarbucksApps
PhilipsConnected
Lighting
Nike DigitalSport
Outperform Your Competition by Mastering DigitalProfit 26% Revenue 9%
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HealthcareGovernment Manufacturing Education Financial
Digitization Impacts All Sectors
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Repercussions of the Digital Business
10X Growth in Mobile Data Traffic (2014 – 2019)1
Higher expectations for peak network performance
Increased velocity for business demands
Adapt quickly for dynamic changes
MORE DEVICES, MORE APPLICATIONS
Unified Access: Traffic TrendsFixed/Wi-Fi IP Traffic Will Surpass Fixed/Wired IP Traffic in 2016
-
20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
120,000
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
53%
40%
7%
Mobile Data (70% CAGR)
Fixed/Wired (20% CAGR)
Fixed/Wi-Fi (34% CAGR)
Source: Cisco VNI Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast, 2012–2017
Peta
byte
s pe
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Enterprise, Evolution of the Open OfficeOpen Workspace
Always On, Always Secure
Get the Most Out ofYour Wi-Fi Investment
Adapts As YourEnvironment Changes
Reliably connect employees and devices for business-critical applications such as Wi-Fi
calling and video services
Deploy high-performance Wi-Fi while taking advantage of location-based solutions like
Cisco® Connected Mobile Experiences
Dynamically adapt the network to provide an optimal user experience
Addressing Growth 802.11ac Wave 2
Highest Wi-Fi Performance Ever
Better End Device Efficiency
For Highly Demanding Environments
Higher data rate than previous standard
Allows for more wireless data with wider channels
Simultaneously deliver data to multiple devices
Conserve end-device battery
Wi-Fi Connectivity Speed Timeline Gigabit Wi-Fi As Primary Access 3SS Desktops / Laptops
2SS Laptops / Tablets
1SS Tablets / Smartphones
*Assuming 80 MHz channel is available and suitable
**Assuming 160 MHz channel is available and suitable
802.11 802.11n802.11b 802.11a/g 802.11acWave 1
802.11acWave 2
3500**
2340**
1730**
290*
= Connect Rates (Mbps)
= Spatial StreamsSS
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Better Traffic Handling 802.11ac Wave 2 with 160MHZ - Wider Channels
Wider Channels Allows More Traffic to Pass
Multi-User MIMO Uses the Channel to Max Capacity
20–40 MHz 80-160 MHz
Simultaneous Data Delivery to Many DevicesMulti-User, Multi-In, Multi-Out
Devices get on and off the network quicker, allowing more devices to be served
Multi-User MIMO (MU-MIMO)Single-User MIMO (SU-MIMO)
Better Client Support Battery Savings
Speed of 802.11ac results in less transmit/receive = Improved battery life
Data
802.11ac
802.11n
0MB 890MB 2.1GB 3.26GB 4.68GB 4.68GB
0MB 432MB 1.08GB 1.64GB 2.13GB 2.76GB
25%20%
15%10%
5%
25%20%
15%10%
5%
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Going Beyond the 802.11ac Wave 2 Standard With Unified Access Wireless
Flexible Radio AssignmentAdjust radio bands to better
serve the environment.
Innovations Only Cisco DeliversRadio Frequency Excellence for High-Density Environments
Optimized RoamingIntelligently connects the proper Access point as people move
Turbo PerformanceScales to support more devices
running high bandwidth apps.
Zero Impact AVCHardware-based application visibility and
control without impact to performance.
Cisco CleanAir®
Remediates device Impacting interference
Cisco ClientLink Improves performance of Legacy and 802.11ac devices.
Expandability Add functionality via module, Smart Antenna Port or USB Port
Multi-Gigabit UplinksFree up wireless with faster wired
network offload Gb+
Flex Dynamic Frequency SelectionAutomatically adjusts so as not to interfere with other radio systems
Self Optimizing Network Radio Role Flexibility
5GHzServing
2.4GHzServing
5GHzServing
2.4GHzServing 5GHz
Serving
5GHzServing
2.4GHzServing
5GHzServing
2.4GHzServing
5GHzServing
Automatic Flexible Radio AssignmentEnabled by dual 5GHz. radio: Access points automatically self-optimize to better serve the environment
5GHzServing
5GHzServing
5/2.4GHzMonitor
5/2.4GHzMonitor
5/2.4GHzMonitor
• Default operating mode• Serve clients on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz
Flexible Radio Assignment
5GHzServing
2.4GHzServing
Wireless Security Monitor
• 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 clients on 5GHz
5GHzServing
5GHzServing
5GHzServing
Greater Scalability Turbo Performance
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
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5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60The rate at which Cisco outperforms the nearest competitor
5.9x faster thannearest competitor
TCP downlink throughput 5GHz Multi-Client: 802.11ac Clients
Number of clients
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isco
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Based of Cisco Aironet X700 Products
5 Gigabit Port
Offload Wireless Traffic FasterMultigigabit Technology
Cisco MultigigabitStandard Cat 5e/Cat6 Cables
1 Gigabit Port
Delivers up to 5 times the speeds in an enterprise, withoutreplacing cabling infrastructure
Supports PoE Up to 60W
5 Gigabit Port
Catalyst 4500E
Catalyst 3850
Aironet 3800
5 Gigabit Port
Offload Wireless Traffic FasterMultigigabit Technology
Cisco MultigigabitStandard Cat 5e/Cat6 Cables
Delivers up to 5 times the speeds in an enterprise, withoutreplacing cabling infrastructure
Supports PoE Up to 60W
5 Gigabit Port
Catalyst 4500E
Catalyst 3850
Aironet 3800
Zero Impact Application Visibility and Control
Maintain performance with zero-impact AVC
Gain visibility into the network
Monitor critical applications
Control application performance
App App App App
App App App App
App App App App
App App App App
Red Hat CiscoWebEx Rhapsody Gmail
TIBCO MicrosoftExchange YouTube Skype
SAP Citrix BitTorrent iTunes
SharePoint WindowsServer
GoogleTalk Salesforce
Optimize the Wi-Fi Environment CleanAir for 160MHz.
Quickly identify and mitigate Wi-Fi impacting interference
Channel 48
48
4848
48
48
48
4848
48
4848
Optimize the Wi-Fi Environment CleanAir for 160MHz.
Quickly identify and mitigate Wi-Fi impacting interference
Channel 48
48
4848
48
48
48
4848
Maximize Channels When Radar Is PresentFlexible Dynamic Frequency Selection
5170MHz
5330MHz
36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
20MHz.
40MHz.
80MHz.
160MHz.
5490MHz
5710MHz
100
104
108
112
116
120
124
128
132
136
140Channel used
by air traffic radar
See it on 160MHZ band
FlexibleDynamic Frequency Selection
Better Support for Users on the MoveOptimized Roaming
Client stickiness
Better Support for Users on the MoveOptimized Roaming
Optimized Roaming: Wireless devices connect to the most effective access point
Improve Connectivity to All Devices Cisco ClientLink 4.0
Improves device performance
802.11ac Wave 2 Access Point: TX
beamforming
• 802.11a• 802.11g• 802.11n• 802.11ac Wave 1• 802.11ac Wave 2
• 802.11ac Wave 2
Cisco and Apple Togetherfor a Better End-User Experience
Improve device efficiency through
joint tested standards-based
functionality
Analyze and prioritize Apple-
based applications
Minimize impact of Apple upgrades by accessing local
instances on Cisco® ASRs
Display content from Apple
devices Wirelessly
Meet Any Wi-Fi Use CaseExpandability and Investment Protection
Custom Application Using Linux
Adv. Security and Spectrum
Analysis
Bluetooth Beacon
location Antennas
Directional Antennas
Stadium Panel
Antenna
SMART ANTENNA
PORT
MODULEPORT
Self-Discover / Self-Configure
Other
Other
PRIMARY ANTENNAS
Potential Future Expandability
Future Wi-Fi Standard
Video Surveillance
Custom Application Using Linux
BluetoothBeaconing
3G and LTE
Small CellOffload
Other
Cisco Aironet Portfolio Mission Specific Enterprise Class Mission Critical Best in Class
600 and 700
18301850
28003800
• 802.11n: Up to 600Mbps.
• Wall Plate AP ideal for Hospitality, Dorm Rooms, MDUs
• Compact AP• Teleworker AP
• 802.11ac Wave 2: Most Cost-effective, 870 Mbps.
• 3x3:2SS 80MHz. • Spectrum Analysis*• Tx Beam Forming• 1 GE Port• USB 2.0• Centralized,
FlexConnect* and Mobility Express
• 802.11ac Wave 2: Cost-effective, 1.7 Gbps
• 4x4:4SS 80Mhz. • Spectrum Analysis*• Tx Beam Forming • 2 GE Ports• USB 2.0• Centralized,
FlexConnect* and Mobility Express
• 802.11ac W2: High-Performance 5Gbps
• Flexible Radio Assignment
• 4x4:3SS 160 MHz• 2 GE Ports• USB 2.0• Hyperlocation
(External Antenna)• CleanAir™ 160MHz. • ClientLink 4.0• Centralized,
FlexConnect* and Mobility Express
• 802.11ac W2: High-Performance 5Gbps.
• Flexible Radio Assignment
• 4x4:3SS 160MHz.• MU-MIMO• 2 GE or 1 GE + 1
mGig (5G)• Hyperlocation
(External Antenna)• CleanAir 160 MHz• ClientLink 4.0 • StadiumVision™• Modularity• Centralized,
FlexConnect and Mobility Express
Enterprise, Evolution of the Open OfficeOpen Workspace
Higher Expectations for Peak Network Performance
Increased Velocity for Business Demands
Adapt Quickly For Dynamic Changes
Reliably connect employees and devices to critical applications
• Higher performance from 802.11ac Wave 2 with 160MHz
• Serve clients more efficiently with Multi User MIMO
• Better connectivity with ClientLink, Turbo Performance and Optimized Roaming
• Reduce bottlenecks with Multi-Gigabit Support
High performance Wi-Fi leveraging location-based solutions like CMX
• Establish the foundation to drive new business services
• Access points serve as data source for location-based insight
Dynamically adapt the network to provide optimal user experience
• Self-optimizing network adapts to surges in users / devices
• Turbo charges the environment when needed
• Expand functionality via Smart Antenna Ports, USB and Modularity
Most Versatile Wireless in the World• Understands and automatically adapts to
changes in the environment
Innovation Beyond the Latest Standard• Designed for the best network performance
and highest user experience
Expand to Meet Any Use Case –Today and Tomorrow• Add new functionality with minimal impact to
operations and cost
Cisco Wireless for802.11ac Wave 2 and Beyond
Cisco Aironet 3800 Cisco Aironet 2800
Cisco Aironet 1850 Cisco Aironet 1830
Cisco Unified Access: The Foundation For C onnected Mobile ExperiencesHow It Works
GUEST PRESENCE GUEST EXPERIENCE
LOCATION ANALYTICSInsights into Customer Online and Onsite Behavior, Traffic Paths, Dwell Times, Location Density, etc.
GUEST ACCESS• Seamless and secure Wi-Fi connectivity• Preferences, profile, device, and roaming
credentials identified
Mobile devices and characteristics detected before they enter the venue
Highly relevant content and services based on user attributes and real-time location
ENGAGECONNECTDETECT
RETAIL
CONNECTED CONSUMERS
Imagine The PossibilitiesIndustry Use Cases
• Context-rich notifications
• Use of loyalty app encouraged
• In-venue high-value shopper engagement
• Indoor maps with featured attractions
• Personalized third-party advertising
• Special promotions
• Better planning for high-traffic areas
• Transportation updates, indoor directions
• Third-party advertising opportunities
• Café and gift shop orders and delivery
• Maps and wayfindingintegrated into patient apps
• Nearby services notifications
• Campus maps and directions
• Stadium sales and athletic event experience
• Real-time bus maps
HOSPITALITY
CONNECTED GUESTS
TRANSPORTATION
CONNECTED TRAVELERS
HEALTHCARE
CONNECTED PATIENTS
EDUCATION
CONNECTED STUDENTS
Analytics That Aid Business Decisions
What Were the Peak Times in the Venue?
Wi-Fi Stats: Associated vs. Nonassociated DevicesMost Frequently Used Paths in the Venue
Which Area Did People Spend Time In? Are They New or Repeat Customers?
IntroducingC isco Meraki C loud- Managed Networking
http://meraki.c isco.com/
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Cloud Managed WiFi(2006)
Cloud Managed Network (2010)
Cloud Managed Enterprise
(2015)
MR Wireless LAN MS Ethernet Switches MX Security Appliances SM EMM MC Communications
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Complete cloud-managed IT solutionWireless, switching, security, MDM, communicationsIntegrated hardware, software, and cloud servicesSingle pane–of–glass management over locations, infrastructure, and devices
Leader in simplifying ITAmong Cisco’s fastest-growing portfoliosOver 100,000 customers worldwideMillions of managed devices online
About Cisco Meraki
WiFi • Switching • Security • MDM • Communications
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• Secure out- of- band management:No user traffic flows through the cloud
• Reliable: Network stays up if connection to cloud is lost
• Scalable: Supporting customers with thousands of sites, millions of clients
• Future- proof: New features delivered seamlessly from the cloud
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Intuitive web- based dashboard
Wired, wireless &
EMM
Client fingerprints
Security & bandwidth
policy
Instant search
Location analytics
Real-time controlIntegrated
MDM
Application visibility
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Outdoor APs
3 Stream Triple-Radio802.11ac
MR182 Stream Triple-Radio802.11a/b/g/n
MR66Dual-Radio802.11a/b/g/n
MR34
Cisco Meraki AP Lineup – Spring 2016
2 Stream Triple-Radio802.11acBluetooth LE
MR32
2 Stream Triple-Radio802.11acBluetooth LE
MR72
IndoorAPs
MR62Single-Radio802.11b/g/n
3 Stream Triple-Radio802.11ac Wave 2Bluetooth LE
MR42
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Part of a complete solutionMulti-site
management
User fingerprints
Application QoS
Instant search
Location analytics
Real-time control
Same out-of-the-box feature set as other Meraki MR wireless APs
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Hardware purpose- built for cloud management
Flash memory architected for fault-tolerant
auto upgrades
CPU for layer 7 security /
QoS at Gigabit rates
Pre-configured for zero-touch provisioning
RAM provisioned for
out-of-band management
3-stream 802.11ac with
custom RF front-end
Power circuitry optimized for 802.3af PoE
3rd radio integrated with cloud-based WIDS/WIPS
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Protect network with dedicated scanning radio linked to powerful cloud- based software
Detects and classifies nearby APs using rich heuristics
Identifies vulnerabilities and attacks:- Unmanaged / insecure APs plugged into LAN- Malicious rogues spoofing WLAN- Packet floods, malicious broadcasts
Contains rogue APs, blocking clients from associating
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Scans all channels for interference, tuning performance with cloud intelligence
Optimized for mixed 802.11ac and 802.11n environments
Cloud- based engine analyzes RF data, optimizes channels and power across network
Responds automatically to challenging or dynamic RF environments
Visualize interference with high-resolution spectrum analyzer
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Radio dedicated to scanning and protecting RF environment- Instantly detects and mitigates interference, vulnerabilities, and attacks
on all channels- 3rd radio enables full- time scanning with full- performance client access
on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radios
Deeply- integrated with cloud- based software solutions: Air Marshal (security), Auto RF (performance)
No added cost or complexity- Typical deployments: radio operates in background (zero- config)- Power users: rich tools available for security and RF management- No added cost: no extra hardware, software, or licenses
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3 stream, dual concurrent radios with 1.75 Gbpsaggregate radio rate for high throughput and density
Layer 7 application fingerprinting classifies and controls evasive, encrypted, and P2P traffic- Inspects packets and applies policies at full .11ac
speed- Prioritize business apps, real- time traffic- Limit recreational, bandwidth- hungry apps
User and device fingerprinting for identity - based QoS policies
Airtime fairness algorithms for high - density networks
Cloud- based signature updates respond to new apps
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Wireless feature velocity
December2014
through2016
Enterprise features driven by demand
Innovative features that redefine the industry standard
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Mission critical network infrastructure:• Rapid deployment across branch/retail locations
• Branch operations and management
• VoWLAN, mobile displays, paperless branch
New possibilities with ubiquitous mobile devices:• Analyze foot traffic through smartphones
• Extend branding to WiFi sign- on
• Develop location- aware applications
• Create new revenue opportunities and increase customer loyalty
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Connected Mobile Experiences (CMX) with Cisco Meraki
Anonymous data about every visitor
Detect
APIs for real-time location based apps
Engage
Guest WiFi optimized for branding
Connect
100% cloud-managed user analytics and engagementwith Cisco Meraki wireless networks
Why Cisco for W ireless
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History of Industry- Leading Mobility Innovations For Every Major Change In WLAN Over The Last 15+ Years
Cisco Wi- Fi Leadership
• 1 device per user• 68 MB of network traffic
per mobile user
Autonomous Access Point
Controller and
Coordinated Access Points
1,2, and 3 Spatial Stream
802.11n with RF
Management
Unified Policy and
Management
Application Visibility and
Control
Broad 802.11ac
Portfolio with (HDX)
Cisco LAN
Connected Mobile
Experiences
1997 20152012
• 3.5 devices per user• 1 GB of network traffic
per mobile user
Cloud-ManagedSolution
Enterprise Mobility Services Platform
Unified Access
with SDN
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Competition Cisco
Flimsy Plastic Design. Air-cooled design, high failure rate
Shared 2.4Ghz/5Ghz antenna consumer chipset.
Cisco’s Durable Metal Design.High Performance Enterprise-Class 1142,
predicted MTBF = 396,000 hours, actual MTBF = 1,430,000 hours
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Enclosure DetailCisco uses forced air convection cooling
No consumer grade AP vent holesAPs come in industrial grade enclosures.Connectors are high quality and robust.
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WARNING – Do not try this with competitor APs…..
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Enterprise Wireless Market Share
49%
14%
7%
4%
3%2%
21%CiscoArubaRuckusHPMotorolaUbiquitiOther
Conclusion
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Thank You and Next Steps
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