Cisco Cisco Aironet 1522 Lightweight Outdoor Mesh Access Point Guía De Información

Customer Case Study

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The Cisco Wireless Mesh Networking Solution is composed of products from the Cisco Unified

Wireless Network architecture. It includes Cisco Aironet lightweight outdoor mesh access points

connected to a Cisco 4400 Series Wireless LAN Controller that is managed by the Cisco Wireless

Control System (WCS). The wireless LAN controller is responsible for system wide wireless LAN

functions such as security policies, intrusion prevention, RF management, quality of service (QoS),

and mobility. Intelligent wireless routing based on Cisco’s patent-pending Adaptive Wireless Path

Protocol (AWPP) dynamically optimizes the route through the connected mesh network to deliver

reliable, high-capacity bandwidth. Cisco WCS centralizes wireless LAN systems management of

RF prediction, policy provisioning, network optimization, troubleshooting, user tracking, and

security monitoring.

Denver uses the solution’s advanced wireless mesh security capabilities, such as broadcast

service set identifiers to create multiple virtual wireless LANs to separate and secure sensitive

municipal communications. Standards-based encryption and class-of-service tools separate,

secure, and automatically prioritize public safety and public works traffic from commercial traffic at

each access point in compliance with state and federal mandates. Municipal traffic automatically

flows from PEAK’s facilities over a secure fiber link to Lebanon’s central office LAN.

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This customer story is based on information provided by the City of Lebanon and describes how

the town benefits from the deployment of Cisco products. Many factors may have contributed to

the results and benefits described. Cisco does not guarantee comparable results elsewhere.

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