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Vinicius Sousa, Partner Systems Engineer
dPVT – Borderless Networks Mobility
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Cisco Wireless Controllers Portfolio Overview
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Cisco Wireless Solutions Positioning Breadth of portfolio covers the width of the market
Standalone
For branch deployments requiring industry leading functionality, robustness, services and scale Retail, Healthcare, Technical services, Financial Services, K-12 schools, Transportation
FlexConnect
For SMBs requiring reliable, secure coverage for data
Size of the Deployment
UNIFIED
For all businesses requiring industry leading advanced functionality, robustness, L3 mobility services and scale Healthcare, Education, Law firms, Manufacturing, Retail (Warehouse, Distribution), Oil & Gas, Finance, Govt, Hospitality
Local Mode
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WISM2 - For Catalyst 6500
Enhanced Operational Savings
– Higher Scale
– Reduced downtime during upgrades
– Single Controller
Higher Performance
– Throughput
– Concurrent Rich Media application flows
Maximize Catalyst 6K Investment
– Supervisor & Service Module Refresh
Specifications At-a-Glance
Access Points 100 – 500
Clients 10,000
I/O 10G
Chassis Level Scale 3,500 APs & 70,000 Clients
Concurrent AP Joins 500
No. of Phy Controller 1
Power 225 W
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Cisco Flex 7500 Series Controllers
Game Changing Branch Solution
– Lower Cap-Ex – leverage fewer controllers across branches
– Decreased Op-Ex through centralized management
Enhanced Scalability & Flexibility
– Higher Scale
– AP Groups
– 5500 Style Licensing Specifications At-a-Glance
Access Points 500– 2,000
Devices 20,000
Deployment Model FlexConnect
Form Factor 1RU Appliance
I/O 2x10GE Interfaces
No. of AP’s / Group 50
No. AP Groups 1,500
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Cisco 2500 Series Wireless Controller
Feature Rich Entry level Controller
– 802.11n Ready
– Guest Access
– Wireless IPS
Unsurpassed Performance & Scale for Entry level Controller
– Support high end RF Excellence (CleanAir APs)
– 5500 Style Licensing
Specifications At-a-Glance
Access Points 5 – 50
Devices 500
Throughput 300Mbps
Form Factor Desktop w/ optional Rack Mount
I/O 2x1GE; 2x1GE PoE
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Cisco Wireless Controller Module 2 on SRE
Maximize on ISR G2 Investment
– Lower Cap-Ex/Op-Ex
– Wired/Wireless solution
Wireless Entry level Controller Performance on ISR platform
– 802.11n Ready
– Support high end RF Excellence (CleanAir APs)
– 5500 Style Licensing
Specifications At-a-Glance
Access Points 5 – 50
Devices 500
Throughput 300Mbps
Form Factor SRE Module on ISR G2
I/O ISR backplane
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Wireless Controllers Positioning
Applications – Scanner, Transaction Data,
Voice
– Limited Mobility and Multicast
Access Points: 5 – 50
Clients: 500
Max. Throughput 300 Mbps
2500 Series
Secure Wireless Coverage Small/Medium, Branch
Advanced Wireless Performance & Scale Campus/Regional, Enterprise
• Advanced Applications Voice, Video, Data Intensive
Extensive Mobility, Multicast and Location
• Access Points: 12 - 500
• Clients: 7,000 – 10,000
• 8 – 10GE with dedicated Network Processors
• Redundant Power Supply
WLCM2
5500 Series WiSM2
Branch Wireless Branch Deployment
Flex 7500 Series
• Advanced Applications Voice, Guest Access
Layer 2 Mobility, PCI and Location
• Access Points: 500 – 2,000
• Clients: 20,000
• 2x10GE I/O
• Redundant Power Supply
Local Mode FlexConnect
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Cisco Flex 7500 Series Controllers
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Cisco Flex 7500 Series Controller
Cisco Flex 7500 Series Controller is designed to meet the scaling requirements for FlexConnect solution in branch networks
Cisco Flex 7500 Series Controller aims at delivering cost effective FlexConnect solution at a much higher scale
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Features Overview
Scale : 2000 HREAPs/20K Clients
Scale : 100 CCKM clients/Group
Scale : 1000 AP download
Scale : 200 AP pre-image download
Central Switching for mainly Guest traffic : Capped to 250Mbps throughput
I/O Ports: 2x10GE
Licensing: 250, 500,1000,2000 AP SKUs
Licensing: 100, 500, 1000 Additive SKUs
WCS (7.0MR1) / WebGUI support for Configuration & Management
Cisco Flex 7500 : Features Overview
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Features Overview
WAN Bandwidth : 128 kbps min
WAN Latency : 300 msec for data deployment
WAN Latency : 100 msec for data + voice deployment
WAN Latency : 2 sec for data deployment strictly with local switching, 1-2 AP’s per
location, limited roaming events and 10-15 clients max
(but note that some clients have max EAP timeout of 1 or 2 sec)
WAN Latency : 3 sec for Monitor mode AP (Not ELM or Advance WiPS), up to 10
Monitor Mode APs/location
Cisco Flex 7500 : WAN Bandwidth
Detail bandwidth related info to follow before FCS
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HREAP Features
Scale: Increase # of HREAP Groups to 500 per Controller
Scale: Increase # of APs/group to 50
Support Guest Access (Central/Local Switched/Anchor) Solution – WebAuth
Fault Tolerance (HA) : Seamless access to wireless services when an AP
connects/disconnects to a controller
Support Spectrum Intelligence, Adaptive wIPS & Rogue AP Location
H-REAP local-authentication in the AP in connected mode
Cisco Flex 7500 : HREAP Features
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WLC 7500 – 10 Gig Interface
The 2 10GE ports can only be operation in 10GE and full duplex
Both10GE can be enabled at the same time, but NO support for LAG
Following SFP’s has been tested
Cisco 7500 side SFP is Product # SFP-10GB-SR
Cisco Switch side SFP is Product # X2-10GB-SR
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Cisco Flex 7500 – Licensing
Except for the base and upgrade counts, the entire licensing procedure covering ordering, installation, viewing etc. is similar to our existing WLC 5508
AP Base Count SKUs 250 500 1000 2000
AP Upgrade SKUs 100 250 500 1000
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Cisco Flex 7500 – AP Support
Supported Access Points
AP 3500, 1240, 1250, 1260, 1040, 1140,1130 & ISR 891
LAG not supported for management interface
2nd 10 GE can be used by adding 2nd AP Manager
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Cisco Flex 7500 vs WLC 5508 Comparison
Data Sheet 7500 5508
Total Number of AP 2000 500
Total Clients 20,000 7,000
Max HREAP Groups 500 20
Max AP’s per HREAP Group 50 25
Max AP Groups 500 500
Max WLAN 512 512
Max WLAN Per AP Group 16 16
Max Rogue AP 8,000 2,000
Max Rogue Clients 10,000 2,500
Max APs per RRM Group 2,000 1,000
Max Number of AP Joins 1,000 500
Max Number of AP Image downloads 1,000 500
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Cisco Flex 7500 – Remote Aps only
Following features and services will not be supported : 1. Local mode AP is not supported 2. Inter Controller mobility is not supported 3. LAG is not supported on WLC 7500 4. Data DTLS is not supported 5. Client and RFID Tag location is not supported 6. Voice CAC is not supported 7. Reliable multicast (Media Stream feature) is not
supported 8. WGB is not supported 9. WLC 7500 platform will not be certified with FIPS
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OfficeExtend
AP 600
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Aironet 600 Series OfficeExtend AP
Dual band 802.11n AP for the homes
Proven hardware design
Validated OEAP Features / Function
Supported by 5508, WiSM2, 2500
7.67‖ x 6.92‖ x 1.45‖
Available worldwide (all reg domains)
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Why Dual Band
2.4GHz is becoming increasingly crowded in the homes, long term OpEx burden for IT
• Cordless Phone, Printer, External HD, Game Consoles
Why XOR (2.4GHz / 5GHz selectable, not both) is insufficient
• 2.4GHz only clients are not going away (Playstation, laptops)
• 5GHz contains more channels for optimal coverage / performance
Enterprises expect deployments to last at least 3 years
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Features
Supports up to 2 corporate SSIDs
Supports up to 15 wireless clients
User-configured personal SSID
Control and data plane encryption
RF channel / power are set automatically at power up
Corporate client cannot access personal / local resources (i.e. home printer)
No RRM, wIPS, Rogue Detection, Location, Guest Services
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Interfaces
4 Additional Ethernet ports
Dedicated Ethernet port for corporate-bound device
Remaining 3-ports are for personal use
USB port is disabled initially, under consideration:
External hard drive
Printers / Projectors
3G back-haul modem
Cradle for vertical placement
On/Off Switch
No PoE support
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Simplified Provisioning
Setting existing APs into OEAP mode requires multiple reboots
OEAP 600 will be preset into OEAP mode during manufacturing
IT first sets MAC addresses of the allowed OEAP 600 into controller
Employees takes unopened OEAP home and connects a computer into Ethernet port. Splash screen prompts user to enter controller IP address
OEAP 600 is then provisioned automatically
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OEAP 600 AP and controller screen shots
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Configuration – Personal SSID
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Configuration – Local DHCP Scope
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Controller – Wireless tab
OEAP details from controller
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Controller - WLANS
Configure WLAN SSID profile and security for the OEAP 600
Configure WLAN type as ―Remote LAN‖ for wired port authentication in OEAP 600
Only WLAN with ID 1-2 is automatically pushed to OEAP 600
WLAN with ID 1 and 3 for example needs AP Group configuration
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OEAP 600 Platform / Physical Characteristics
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600 Series OfficeExtend AP
Supported by 5508, WiSM2, 2500
Not supported by 4400, WiSM or 2100 Series controllers
No support for ClientLink, VideoStream or Bandselect
Available as Dual band or single band
Designed for home use, no roaming or multiple Access Points
No PoE (Power over Ethernet) support
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Wireless Service Module 2
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10G Backplane Channels
Serial Console
Port
Status LEDs
Dedicated Control
Processor
Dedicated Data
Processor
Wireless Service Module-2 For Catalyst 6500
Reduced Operational Costs
Scale 500 Access Points
10,000 Clients
Centralized Maintenance Simultaneous AP Upgrade
Troubleshooting
Mobility 36,000 AP in Mobility Domain
Fast Roaming
Performance 10 Gbps
Modular Service Module for the Catalyst 6500
Simplified Licensing 100, 200 AP Adder licenses
Flexible Architecture
Control & Data Planes
Centralized & Distributed deployment
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Controller Comparison
5500 WiSM WiSM2
# of Access Points 12 – 500 300 100 – 500
Throughput Up to 8 Gbps Up to 8 Gbps Up to 10 Gbps
Clients Up to 7,000 Up to 10,000 Up to 10,000
Concurrent AP upgrades/joins
Up to 500 Up to 20 Up to 500
Network I/O Up to 8, 1 Gbps
SFPs Cat6k back plane Cat6k back plane
Mobility domain size Up to 36,000 Aps Up to 10,800 APs Up to 36,000 APs
# of controllers per physical device
1 2 1
Power Consumption 125W 164W 225W
AP count and feature upgrade via licensing
Yes No Yes
Encrypted data link between AP and controller
Yes No Yes
OfficeExtend Solution Yes No Yes
NEW
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WiSM-2 Phase 1: Features Overview
Features Overview
Feature parity with 5500 appliance controllers
Interoperability with other service modules and WiSM
Support up to 500 APs/10,000 Clients & 5,000 Tags
License Upgrade from 100 APs in increments up to 500 APs
Data Plane (Encrypted/Unencrypted/ACL) throughput of 10 Gbps
Support Sup720, Sup720-10G, Sup-2T, 6500E-Series Chassis
Sup 720 software ver 122-32.8.11.SX422 or higher
Support up to 7 blades in a chassis
Support up to 5 blades in a chassis when other service modules are present
Support for OEAP same as 5500 controllers
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1. Supervisor 720 (WS-SUP720) – also referred to as the Supervisor 720-3a 2. Supervisor 720-3B (WS-SUP720-3B) – this is an update of the original Supervisor 720 adding support for a number of new hardware based features like MPLS and ACL counters. 3. Supervisor 720-3BXL (WS-SUP720-3BXL) – provides the same hardware feature capabilities as a Supervisor 720-3B, but also adds increased capacity for storing up to 1 Million IPV4 routes. 4. Supervisor 720-3C-10GE and Supervisor 720-3CXL-10GE – Adds support for 2 x 10GE uplink ports on the front panel as well as support for a number of new hardware features like support for Virtual Switch Link (VSL).
Jian operates with the Supervisor 720 family including:
Hardware Requirements
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Scalability of WiSM-2
Scalability Numbers WiSM-2
Max number of APs 500
Max number of clients 10,000
Max number of RFID Tags 5000
Max number of AP-Group 500
Number of APs in a mobility group 12000
Number of APs in a mobility domain 36000
Max number of HREAP groups 100
Max number of APs per HREAP group 50
Max number of rogue APs 2,000
Max number of rogue clients 2,500
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Cisco 2504
ISR G2 Module
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CISCO2504
Service Ready Engine
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Enterprise Class
Cost Effective
Challenging Environment
Ready
Dynamic Workforce
Ready
SMB Friendly
2500 Series Controllers Entry Level Enterprise Wireless LAN Controller
WCS
WAN
Small Branch Teleworker
• Triple Play ready • Standard Enterprise Security
• Device/User Authentication/Data Encryption
• Built-in wIDS • Rogue Detection
• N+1 Redundancy
• Future Technology Proof (802.11n Ready)
• RF Challenge • CleanAir Support • Dynamic RF Resource Management (Power control, Self healing) • M-Drive Support (ClientLink BandSelect)
• Mobile Asset Tracking • Location tracking via MSE
• Improve workforce communication, mobility & productivity
• Small branch office
• Teleworker support
• Small desktop form factor • Retail Ready
• PCI Architecture
Compliance
• Seamless Mobility • Secure Wireless Guest Access (Contractors, Visitors)
Access Point 5 - 50
Devices 500
Interface 4xGE
Throughput 300Mbps
• Scale as you grow • Centralized Management (Operation Efficient)
• Cisco support with Smartnet
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2500 Controller Enhancement At-A-Glance
2100 2500
Interfaces 8xEthernet (2 PoE) 4xGE (2 PoE)
# of APs 6, 12, 25 5 - 50
# of Devices 256 500
AP Licensing Fix Scale as you grow
Built-In Licenses: 5, 15, 25 and 50
Adder Licenses (5 and 25)
Throughput 100Mbps 300Mbps
Concurrent AP
Upgrade/Join 10 50
Data Encryption
(Data DTLS) Not Supported Licensed (Optional)
Teleworker Support
(OEAP) Not Supported
Supported (w/ Data DTLS License)
New!!!
Note: Wired Guest Access and Guest Access Anchor is NOT supported
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CISCO2504 Series Wireless Controller Features
Feature compatibility with WLC2100 with enhancements
1RU Appliance, same form factor as WLC2100
Supports 50 access points
4 GigE Ports – Two Non-POE and Two POE ports
Handles up to 500 wireless devices & 250 tags
Supports Triple play – Data, Voice & Video
Control plane scalability
Supports OfficeExtend Solution and DTLS Encryption
Supports Cisco M-Drive technology including BandSelect and ClientLink
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CISCO2504 Front Panel
Serial Console Ports
–Provides command line interface
–RJ45 Serial options
4 Gigabit Ethernet Ports 3&4 – POE Enabled
Serial Console Port (RJ45)
Status LEDs
4 Gigabit Ethernet Ports
Port 3 & 4 – Power over Ethernet
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Cisco 2504 Wireless Controller
Cisco2504 wireless controller will support up to 50 AP’s and 500 clients
Cisco2504 wireless controllers can be used in a mixed environment supporting roaming between other controllers
Cisco2504 wireless controller is designed to support latest 802.11n AP’s (CAP3500, LAP1260, LAP1040, LAP1250 LAP1140) and legacy Cisco Aironet AP’s (LAP1130, LAP1240 LAP1230, LAP1500)
Cisco2504 supports faster roaming due to higher backplane capacity
Cisco2504 supports Advanced technologies like Band Select and Client Link
Cisco2504 Supports as a Foreign Controller
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CISCO2504 Wireless Controller has no LAG support
CISCO2504 Wireless Controller does NOT route
– Cisco Wireless LAN Controller does support multiple VLANs and 802.1Q tagging
– Network infrastructure must provide routing mechanism between VLANs
CISCO2504 Wireless Controller is not a Firewall
– Cisco Wireless LAN Controller does provide ACL
user based
port based
Cisco 2504 Wireless Controller - Limitations
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Cisco 2504 Series Wireless Controllers SKUs
and AP Licensing Counts
Built-In (5, 15, 25,
& 50)
Adder (5, 25)
Scale as you grow Licensing
Scheme
(Up to 50 APs)
AIR-CT2504-5-K9 AIR-CT2504-15-K9 AIR-CT2504-25-K9 AIR-CT2504-50-K9
LIC-CT2504-UPG • LIC-CT2504-5A • LIC-CT2504-25A L-LIC-CT2504-UPG (e-Delivery) • L-LIC-CT2504-5A • L-LIC-CT2504-25A
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Customer Ordering Experience 2504 Wireless LAN Controllers
AIR-CT2504-x-K9
Power Cable Options
CAB-AC2
CAB-AC2ARG
Etc…
Software Options
AIR-CT2504-SW-7.0
Optional Licenses
LIC-CT25-DTLS-K9
Optional Hardware
AIR-CT2504-RMNT
Smartnet
x – 5, 15, 25 and 50
Configurable power cable options (Mandatory) – Select ONE - On/Off AC Power Supply Switch is included for EU countries as required
Configurable S/W Options (Mandatory) – Select ONE
Configurable software licenses (Optional)
Configurable hardware (Optional) AIR-CT2504-RMNT= is spare PID for rack mount
Configurable Smartnet Services (Optional)
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Service Ready Engine
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Service Ready Engine (SRE) Product Overview
SRE-ISM-300-K9 SRE-SM-700-K9 SRE-SM-900-K9
Key Features Key Benefits
Supports 10 access points Supports 50 access points
Small physical, energy and carbon
footprint
Save on energy bills and protect environment
High-performance, high-capacity
hardware
Deploy performance demanding and high
availability applications
On-demand, remote application
provisioning
Improve flexibility of branch infrastructure
Integrated management and
troubleshooting
Simplify administration and reduce costs
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Deployment Scenario: WLAN Controller Network Module for ISR G2
Integrated WLC for 1900/2900/3900 ISRs
Unified AP Management
–Zero touch deployment and Unified
Management
–RF management
–WLAN security (wIPS) & Guest Access
–Seamless L3 mobility (for Wi-Fi phones)
–Feature parity with WLC2100 controller
–Centralized WCS Management
For branch offices & retail stores
–~75 Mbs throughput supporting 10 APs
–Cisco Unified APs (AP11xx/AP12xx/Cisco
880 & 890)
AAA
WAN
Enterprise Campus/HQ
WCS
Branch Site
ISR
Integrated WLC