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General| Brand | Cisco |
|---|---|
| Model | Mesh Access Points |
| Category | Wireless Access Point |
| Language | English |
Describes the target audience for this guide, focusing on network administrators.
Outlines the chapter structure of the guide for easy navigation.
Explains the document's formatting and typographical conventions.
Lists supplementary Cisco documentation for further information.
Provides instructions on how to get Cisco documentation and request support.
Details the core components of a Cisco wireless mesh network.
Overview of Cisco mesh access point hardware and models.
Defines the Root Access Point (RAP) and Mesh Access Point (MAP) roles.
Explains how mesh access points connect to the network and authentication methods.
Details supported Cisco indoor mesh access point models.
Details supported Cisco outdoor mesh access point models.
Describes the different ways Cisco mesh networks can be deployed.
Describes the basic architecture of a Cisco wireless outdoor mesh network.
Explains how traffic is bridged between mesh access points for backhaul.
Details the scenario where a RAP connects multiple MAPs.
Key factors and challenges for designing wireless mesh networks.
Discusses system characteristics affecting mesh network design.
Explains Cisco's ClientLink technology for optimizing 802.11a/g client performance.
Details the AWPP for determining optimal routes in mesh networks.
Covers essential steps for preparing and planning mesh network deployments.
Recommends performing a radio site survey before installing mesh equipment.
Covers considerations for outdoor wireless deployments like weather and security.
Explains how to assess link suitability based on clear line of sight.
Describes the Fresnel zone and its impact on signal propagation.
Discusses interference issues caused by hidden nodes in mesh backhaul.
Offers recommendations for cell planning and distance in mesh networks.
Guides on connecting Cisco mesh APs to the wired network.
Steps to add mesh APs to the network, assuming controller is active.
How to configure APs as RAP or MAP, with GUI and CLI methods.
Explains configuring primary, secondary, and tertiary backup controllers.
Instructions for configuring global mesh parameters affecting AP connections.
Enables client association over the backhaul radio.
Details how to segment traffic using VLAN tags for Ethernet ports.
Covers WGB integration with mesh networks.
How to configure CAC and QoS for voice quality.
Lists commands to view mesh network health and status.
Provides detailed statistics on mesh AP performance and health.
Shows statistics for mesh AP neighbors and link tests.
Basic troubleshooting for initial setup and connectivity.
Helpful commands to view messages between APs and controllers.
How to access AP console for debugging and configuration.
Lists direct CLI commands for mesh access points.
Explains DFS functionality for RAPs and MAPs in radar environments.
Troubleshooting steps for incorrect BGN assignments leading to stranded APs.
Overview of managing mesh APs using Cisco Prime Infrastructure.
Steps to add geographical maps and buildings in Prime Infrastructure.
How to launch and use Google Earth for mesh AP visualization.
Process for adding indoor APs to Prime Infrastructure after mesh configuration.
How to monitor Workgroup Bridge (WGB) clients separately.
Explains how to check the cause of the last AP reboot.
