Post Sales Enablement Session- WLAN Planeación y Diseño

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1 Post Sales Enablement Session- WLAN Planeación y Diseño Maria Teresa Chaparro Gonzalez SE&A Collaboration and Mobility mchaparr@cisco.com

2 Agenda WLAN Portfolio overview Essential Tools Design Tips, Questions to do. 2

3 WLAN Portfolio and features overview

4 Cisco Mobility Key Innovations Best in Class and Best of Breed Mobility / Unified Access Innovations (Predictability) CleanAir ClientLink Radio Resource Management VideoStream Band Selection Stateful Switchover Chip level proactive and automatic interference mitigation Chip level proactive and automatic electronic beamforming Automatic advanced RF shaping and management Chip level wired multicast over a Wireless network Chip level proactive and automatic band selection to increase performance and load balance. Sub second WLAN & LAN convergence Policy & Network Management Who? What? When? Where? How? ISE (Control) Prime (Visibility)

5 Cisco s One Network - Unified Access Portfolio Control and Visibility for IT - Predictability for Users Mobility Services Engine 3310 & 3355 Physical or Virtual Indoor Access Points Teleworker Wireless LAN Controllers Branch Controller 700 Series 600 Series Outdoor Identity and Policy Data Integration PI-NCS 2500 Series Campus Controllers 5500 Series WLC on SRE WiSM Series 3500i Series 2600 Series 1550 Series Density Cloud Controller Physical or Virtual ISE Flex /3700 Series 3500p Series Distribution Switches Unified Acess 6500 Series Compact 2960-S X/ 3560-X 4500E

6 WLAN Controller Portfolio Large Campus Service Provider Catalyst WISM to 50 APs per switch/stack (Directly connected APs) 2000 clients per stack 40 Gbps per switch 12 to 500 APs 7000 clients 8 Gbps 100 to 1000 APs 15,000 clients 20 Gbps 25 to 1000 APs 12,000 clients 60 Gbps 300 to 6000 APs 64,000 clients 10 Gbps Small Campus / Branch (Controller On-Premise) Branch (Controller in DC) SRE ISR G Virtual Controller Catalyst 3850 Virtual Controller Flex to 50 APs 500 clients 500 Mbps 5 to 75 APs 1000 clients 1 Gbps 5 to 200 APs 3000 clients 500 Mbps 1 to 50 APs per switch/stack (Directly connected APs) 2000 clients per stack 40 Gbps per switch 5 to 200 APs 3000 clients 500 Mbps 300 to 6000 APs 64,000 clients 1 Gbps

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8 Comparison of WLC 5760 and 5508 Features Throughput 8 Gbps 60 Gbps Line-rate Scale 500 APs, 7000 Clients 1000 APs, Clients Modes Converged Access, Centralized, Flex, Mesh, Outdoor, OEAP Converged Access, Centralized (local-mode) Resiliency AP SSO, N+1, HA SKU N+1, HA SKU, AP SSO*, Multiple LAG QoS Alloy QoS Granular QoS (MQC) Security Dynamic ACLs, SGA (SXP) Downloadable ACLs, SGA* Roaming L2 and L3 FSR, 11r, Neighbor List L2 and L3 FSR, 11r*, Neighbor List* Services Bonjour, AVC, Static Netflow Bonjour +, Netflow, AVC + IPv6 IPv6 Client Mobility, First Hop Security IPv6 Client Mobility, First Hop Security BYOD ISE 1.1MR, Single SSID, Device Sensor ISE 1.1MR, Single SSID*, Device Sensor* CLI Available, Secure FTP IOS CLI, Secure Shell, EEM/TCL/TK Licensing License PAK tied to serial number Right-to-use * Roadmap (Q CY13) + Cisco and/or its Roadmap affiliates. All rights reserved. (Q2 CY14)

9 Cisco Aironet n G2 Series Access Point Portfolio With CleanAir Technology AP-702W Basic Connectivity Deployment Flexibility Enterprise-class Performance Value minded customers Voice/Video/Multimedia Entry Level Aironet Enterprise Solution Any Device / BYOD Optimized Client Scalability RF Interference Mitigation High Client Density HD Video/VDI Investment Protection 11ac Migration Comprehensive Security Home Enterprise

10 Cisco Aironet Indoor Access Point Portfolio Industry-Leading Wireless Connectivity High-Density Enterprise Advanced Functionality Small to Mid Enterprise a/g/n ClientLink 2.0 CleanAir Express Feature-Optimized Enterprise a/g/n ClientLink 2.0 CleanAir Wireless Data Rate Mid to Large Enterprise Wireless Data Rate a/g/n/ac Modular ClientLink 2.0 CleanAir Wireless Data Rate a/g/n/ac (Native) Modular ClientLink 3.0 CleanAir with 80 Mhz Enhanced Location Accuracy Cross-AP RF Noise Reduction Aironet 1600 Aironet 2600 Aironet 3600 Aironet 3700 With HDX Performance and Investment Protection 10

11 QUICK AT A GLANCE 3600 vs AP3700 with Integrated ac Wave 1 Same Dual Radio Dual Band Same Leading 4x4:3 RF architecture 3700 carries forward the 3600 modular architecture 1.3 Gbps Max Data Rate via AP3600 with ac Module (5 GHz) AP3700 and integrated 5 GHz radio Shared Modules WSSI Cisco 3G Small Cell ac Wave 2 Max Data Rate 450 Mbps 1.3 Gbps 11ac Module 1.3 Gbps Radios Dual Radio, 2.4 and 5 GHz Dual Radio, 2.4 and 5 GHz RF Design (MIMO:SS) Power Draw Client Count Beamforming Beamforming Client Count 4x4:3 Integrated Radios 3x3:3 11ac Module 4x4:3 + 3x3:3 = 802.3at 5 GHz only = 802.3af per integrated radio 50 11ac Module ClientLink 2.0 a/g/n - AP ECBF with 11ac Module per integrated radio 7 11ac Module 4x4:3 4x4:3 = 802.3at 3x3:3 = 802.3af per integrated radio ClientLink 3.0 a/g/n/ac and ECBF with 11ac per integrated radio Spectrum Intelligence CleanAir CleanAir RRM Modules List Price (Integrated Ant.) WSSI ac Wave 1 3G Small Cell ac Wave 2 $1495 AP $500 11ac Module WSSI 3G Small Cell ac Wave 2 $1495

12 Indoor Access Point Series 600 Teleworker (Q4 CY13) Max Data Rate* 300 Mbps 300 Mbps 300 Mbps 450 Mbps 1.3 Gbps 1.3 Gbps RF Design MIMO:Spatial Stream 2x3:2 2x2:2 3x3:2 3x4:3 11n: 4x4:3 11ac: 3x3:3 4x4:3 Performance/Coverage/ Investment Protection Max No. of Clients* ac Module 200 RRM CleanAir TBD CleanAir Express** ClientLink ECBF ClientLink 2.0 ClientLink 2.0 ClientLink 2.0 for agn EBF for ac ClientLink 3.0 for a/g/n/ac & ECBF for ac Max No. of ClientLink Clients* ClientLink 32 ECBF 128 BandSelect VideoStream Rogue AP Detection Adaptive wips External Antenna Opt (Future) Module Options Multiple Local Ethernet Ports WSSI (Security) Shipping ac - Shipping Cisco 3G Small Cell Q4CY ac Wave 2 CY15 WSSI (Security) Cisco 3G Small Cell Q4CY ac Wave 2 CY15 List Price $419 $495 $695 $1095 $ AP $500 Module $1495

13 Cisco ClientLink Comparison Competitors ClientLink 1.0 ClientLink 2.0 ClientLink 3.0 Beamforming Type Standards Beyond Standards Standards and Beyond Standards Access Points Supported Most n 1140, 1260, 3500 Standards and Beyond Standards No. of Transmitters to Improve Reliability for Downlink Traffic Clients Supported n a/g a/g/n a/g/n/ac No. of Clients Supported (per Radio) (1600 = 32*) Optimized for iphone, ipads (1x1:1SS, 11n or 11ac) Optimized for Newer Laptops from Apple. Dell, Lenovo, HP - (3x3:3SS, 11n) Upcoming ac 2x2 and 3x3 Noteboks No No Yes Yes No No Yes (2600, 3600) 128 Yes Ready for Mobile Devices Influx (BYOD) No No Yes Yes Optimizes AP Resources for Higher Client Density Support No Yes (Limited) Yes (2600, 3600) Yes Client Performance and Coverage Improvements 1SS 1SS 2SS 3SS Legacy 1SS 1SS 2SS 3SS n n ac

14 Next-gen AP3K AP3700 4x4:3 SU-MIMO Dual-band 2.4 and 5 GHz integrated radios with Modularity ac Wave 1 on the integrated 5 GHz radio 1.3 Gbps PHY : 3 Spatial Streams, 20/40/80 MHz channels, 256 QAM Explicit Beam Forming support as per the ac specification a,.11n and.11ac clients supported on the integrated 5 GHz radio Modular architecture carried forward from the AP3600 WSSI Module and the 3G Small Cell Module both supported Requires ~15w of power at the AP Enhanced PoE or PoE+ for full functionality Can fit under 15.4w 802.3af by down revving antennas to 3x4:3 Antenna support Will support all the antennas available for the 3600, 2600 and 1600 New High gain dual-band antenna planned for the 3700; 14 dbi for 2.4 and 5 GHz Supports the same brackets as the 3600 Series

15 AP3600 Investment Protection ac Wave 1 Module ac module antennas fully integrate into the AP for aesthetics and excellent RF performance Leverages same modular architecture as the Security Monitor Module

16 Available With 7.4 WSSI = Wireless Security and Spectrum Intelligence Module CleanAir Technology, wips, Rogue Detection, Location-Context Aware, Radio Resource Management Consolidate and integrate all these functions into a single package with the Security Monitor Module 1 Ethernet Port - 1 Ethernet Cable 1 Power Source = Reduce $$$ Dual-band Serving (+ wips ELM) AP Monitor Mode with CleanAir + wips AP Rogue Detection AP

17 Cisco Aironet Outdoor Access Point 2011 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 17

18 Coming soon! Ultra-low Profile 1532I 1532E Internal Antenna 1552I Versatile 1552E 1552EU Cable 1552C 1552CU Industrial 1552H 1552S Sleek design Int./Ext. antennas Cisco Flexible Antenna Port Seamless Connectivity GPS CleanAir, ClientLink Deployment Flexibility Fiber SPF / Battery PoE Out GPS CleanAir, ClientLink Integrated DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem Cable Plant Powered GPS CleanAir, ClientLink Haz Loc Certified Class 1/Div 2/Zone 2 Integrated Honeywell Sensor Gateway (S) CleanAir, ClientLink

19 WNG Outdoor Access Points 1532I 1532E 1552I 1552E/EU 1552C/CU Type Internal antennas External antenna Internal antennas External antennas Cable modem Antennas Internal dual-band or single band Internal E: Ext. dual-band EU: Ext. single band C: Internal CU: Ext. single-band Fiber SPF optics PoE out (802.3af) LAN port, (no PoE) LAN port, (no PoE) Cable modem Battery backup option Flexible Antenna Port Power options PoE (UPoE / 802.3at*) VDC PoE (802.3at) VDC AC, 12 VDC AC, 12 VDC, PoE 40-90V cable plant 12VDC Data rate (2.4 / 5 G) 215 / 300 Mbps 145 / 300 Mbps 145 / 300 Mbps 145 / 300 Mbps 145 / 300 Mbps Radio design Tx-Rx:SS 3x3:3 (2.4 GHz) 2x3:2 (5 GHz) 2x2:2 (2.4 GHz) 2x2:2 (5 GHz) 2x3:2 2x3:2 2x3:2 CleanAir ClientLink BandSelect VideoStream Rogue AP detection FlexConnect Wireless mesh Temperature range C -30 to to to to to 55

20 Essential Tools

21 Data-Gathering Tools WLCCA 21

22 Data-Gathering Tools WLC Config Analyzer (WLCCA) The WLC Config Analyzer (WLCCA) is an extremely valuable tool when tuning large venues WLCCA helps us determine: Configuration consistency across multiple WLC s RF Problem Finder determine likely problem RF areas AP Neighbors how do AP s hear each other? Too well, not well enough? Additional views of CleanAir data RRM overview with the RF Summary Download at 22

23 Data-Gathering Tools WLCCA Prime NCS & MSE 23

24 Data-Gathering Tools WCS, NCS, and MSE Up-to-date NCS placement maps are helpful in tuning Use these maps in conjunction with WLCCA Allows for easy area overview comparisons of AP channels, and power levels Easy reference point for number of Associated Clients per radio 24

25 Data-Gathering Tools WLCCA Prime NCS & MSE OmniPeek and/or Wireshark 25

26 Data-Gathering Tools OmniPeek and Wireshark OmniPeek/Wireshark For packet captures of the WLAN, including beacons and other management traffic Helpful for troubleshooting of problems at the source OP-specific features: Shows breakdown by data rates very helpful for determining cause of high CU Can do multi-channel aggregation all three 2.4GHz channels at once (3 NICs) Triple Blendy 26

27 Data-Gathering Tools WLCCA Prime NCS & MSE OmniPeek and/or AirMagnet Survey Wireshark & Analyzer Pro 27

28 Data-Gathering Tools AirMagnet Survey & WiFi Analyzer Pro Airmagnet Survey Determine differences in coverage that occur as a result of tuning changes Many tuning methods can change coverage Always re-survey after these changes to 1) verify your changes took effect, and 2) verify cell size Airmagnet WiFi Analyzer Pro Provides in-depth based protocol analysis Realtime tool, useful during events 28

29 Data-Gathering Tools WLCCA Prime NCS & MSE OmniPeek and/or AirMagnet Survey Wireshark & Analyzer Pro Fluke AirCheck 29

30 Fluke AirCheck For quick coverage and cell size checks, use a mobile device (i.e. Fluke AirCheck) This does not replace a site survey but can allow for more immediate discovery of obvious concerns with the installation disconnected antennas, for example. 30

31 Data-Gathering Tools WLCCA Prime NCS & MSE OmniPeek and/or AirMagnet Survey Wireshark & Analyzer Pro Fluke AirCheck Cisco Spectrum Expert 31

32 Data-Gathering Tools Spectrum Expert Provides a view of real energy on a channel Identify interferers of all types Critical part of the big picture during live events 32

33 Cisco Spectrum Expert Advantages Form factor Ease of use Device identification Laptop-based Wi-Fi Sensor Device finding Record and playback Cisco Spectrum Expert is the only product that can detect, classify, and find sources of wireless interference Cisco PI integration

34 Deployment Scenarios & Use Cases

35 Data-Gathering Tools WLCCA Prime NCS & MSE OmniPeek and/or Wireshark AirMagnet Survey & Analyzer Pro Fluke AirCheck Cisco Spectrum Expert 35

36 Data-Gathering Tools WLCCA Prime NCS & MSE OmniPeek and/or Wireshark AirMagnet Survey & Analyzer Pro YOUR BRAIN Fluke AirCheck Cisco Spectrum Expert 36

37 Questions to do

38 Recomendaciones Generales 38

39 Understand your Clients 39

40 Healthcare Service Provider Hospitals can now transfer large MRI Images or provide live viewing of operations from remote locations in the hospital. Deploy in Density high-density conference areas and meeting rooms to address issues resulting from more devices Faster File transfer means less contention on the network for other applications Higher Education Higher bandwidth use in Hotspots provides a differentiation from the competition Generate more revenue by charging for more bandwidth Customer get a much better user experience through hotspot access to high BW Apps such as Netflix or Hulu Plus Continued shift to 5 GHz will offload the already crowded 2.4 GHz K-12 Education BYOD Address Client adoption students will bring in latest devices laptops, smartphone, tablets. High concentration of devices connecting to the network Better spectrum use to 5GHz rather than a crowded 2.4GHz band Collaborative Classrooms with HD Video Example: Multi-screen HD video is streamed live to ac and n enabled devices in classrooms 40

41 Preguntas Qué access point se deberá posicionar si se requiere soportar ac? Respuesta = AP 3700 nativo Wave 1 AP 3600 con Modulo ac Que WLC se deberá posicionar si se tiene un cliente que además de actualizar su red wlan requiere actualizar la red LAN? Respuesta = Unified Access

42 Preguntas Cuál AP remplazo a los AP1300? Respuesta = AP1532 Cual es el overlaping recomendado para garantizar roaming? Respuesta = 15-20% 42

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