Cisco Intelligent Wireless Access Gateway User Manual

Other hardware variants are not supported for SP WiFi applications. For more information, see Restrictions
for iWAG Scalability, page 3
Note
The scale numbers provided in the table below assumes the following reference configuration:
•
Walk-by users: A maximum of three traffic classes on the default session.
•
Authenticated users: There are no traffic classes for authenticated users.
Any deviation from the conditions mentioned above may result in different scale numbers. The scale limits
and the hardware combinations listed in the next table requires 16GB of DRAM on ASR1000 Route Processor
2 (RP2).
Table 15: iWAG Scale: Maximum Number of IP Sessions Supported on ASR 1000 Hardware
Total number of
Session
(combined
Authenticated
and Walk-by
Users)
Authenticated
Users
Walk-by UsersESPRPChassis
24000800016000ESP-2.5G or
ESP-5G
Integrated + 16
GB
1001
16000032000128000ESP licensing
from 5G, 10G,
20, or 36G
Integrated + 16
GB
1002-X
25600064000192000ESP-40GRP2 + 16 GB1004, 1006,
1013
384000128000256000ESP-100GRP2 + 16 GB1006, 1013
Restrictions for iWAG Scalability
The following are the restrictions pertaining to iWAG scalability:
The Intelligent Wireless Access Gateway (iWAG) feature is not supported on the following hardware.
•
RP1 with ESP10 or ESP20
•
ASR1002
•
ASR1002F
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Cisco Intelligent Wireless Access Gateway Specifications

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Brand	Cisco
Model	Intelligent Wireless Access Gateway
Category	Gateway
Language	English