To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does a bridge loop cause network routing problems with my Cisco Catalyst IW6300?
To avoid network routing problems due to bridge loops in your Cisco Wireless Access Point setup, ensure that the same network is never connected to multiple wired ports on a single access point or between two bridged access points.
General| Model | Cisco Catalyst IW6300 Series |
|---|---|
| Category | Wireless Access Point |
| MU-MIMO | Yes |
| Ingress Protection | IP67 |
| Power Options | PoE, DC power |
| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz |
| MIMO | 4x4 |
| Input Power | 48V DC |
| Power over Ethernet | 802.3at |
| Mounting | Wall, Pole, Ceiling |
| Security | WPA3 |
| Management | Cisco DNA Center |
Details the different hardware models of the IW6300 series access points.
Details the internal connectors of the IW6300 Access Point.
Lists the supported power options for the Cisco Catalyst IW6300 Series Access Points.
Details the location and type of antenna connectors on the access point.
Lists the tools and hardware used to install the access point.
Specific safety precautions to follow during installation and operation.
Basic guidelines to ensure best performance and avoid interference.
Importance of site surveys for optimal network performance.
Instructions for physical installation on walls or poles.
Specifies the correct vertical mounting orientation for the access point.
Procedures for properly grounding the access point case.
Methods for powering the access point.
Prerequisites and configuration checks for deploying access points.
Procedures for resetting the access point to factory defaults.
How to interpret system and port LED signals for status assessment.
Steps to verify that the access point is associated with the controller.
