Wi-Fi 6 and the Cisco Access Points That Support It on TechWiseTV

[@murrat]

Brocade AP's running wing had spectrum fingerprinting with air defense many years ago. Nice to see Cisco seen the value and adding this feature.

[@PeterSitholecisconerds]

The only this that is missing on all these lighwight APs, which should be there is the remote consoie to the AP

[@blendonator]

Love these things! Although, I still don't know how I feel about the move to calling them "Catalyst". 🤔 I guess it does make sense, given the direction of the WLC converging into the switch. Just feels weird, I guess.

[@johnkristian]

Keep up these vids! "software based radios" .... = FPGA? :P Looking forward to getting my 9800L

[@TheZax85]

Cisco is without doubt, the best network hardware in the world. And the IOS language is a beautiful one... ^_^

[@tyson8133]

It's a light weight AP or Autonomous AP , if AP belong from light weights mode which WCL model supporting this AP ?

[@CiscoSystems]

Do you mean Wireless LAN Controllers? Cisco Catalyst 9800 Series Wireless Controllers are compatible with the new Catalyst 9100 Series access points that support Wi-Fi 6. Learn more about it here: www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/wireless/catalyst-9800-series-wireless-controllers/index.html

[@adhiti07]

Thanks, Mr.Bean

[@AnimewargamingAnimewargaming]

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[@SagunManandhar]

I've been using wifi ever since the wifi was born in this earth. And here I'am today. I am asking "WTF is WIFI" ? Can anyone please help ?? why is this thing so different from an ordinary router ? is it wifi range ? is it speed ? is it bandwith ? I don't have patience to watch this video since I am like don't know "W" of Wifi now. and I can't understand a thing they are talking about.