Managing Single Point Setup Across Access Points - Cisco WAP131 Administration Manual

Single Point Setup
Single Point Setup Overview
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Managing Single Point Setup Across Access Points

Single Point Setup creates a dynamic, configuration-aware cluster or group of the
WAP devices in the same subnet of a network. A cluster supports only a group of
the configured Cisco WAP351 devices.
Single Point Setup allows the management of more than one cluster in the same
subnet or network. However, they are managed as single independent entities.
The following table shows the wireless service limits of Single Point Setup:
Group/ WAP Devices
Cluster per Single
Type Point Setup
Cisco 8
WAP351
A cluster can propagate the configuration information, such as the VAP settings,
the QoS queue parameters, and the radio parameters. When you configure Single
Point Setup on a device, the settings from that device (whether they are manually
set or set by default) are propagated to other devices as they join the cluster.
To form a cluster, make sure that the following prerequisites or conditions are met:
Plan your Single Point Setup cluster. Be sure that two or more WAP devices that
you want to cluster are the same model. For example, the Cisco WAP351 devices
can only cluster with other Cisco WAP351 devices.
We strongly recommend that you run the latest firmware version on all clustered
WAP devices.
Firmware upgrades are not propagated to all WAP devices in a cluster. You must
upgrade each device independently.
Set up the WAP devices that will be clustered on the same IP subnet and verify
that they are interconnected and accessible across the switched LAN network.
Enable Single Point Setup on all WAP devices. See
information.
Verify that all WAP devices reference the same Single Point Setup name. See
Access Points for more information.
Number of Active Clients
per Single Point Setup
160
Access Points
11
Maximum
Number of
Clients (Active
and Idle)
256
for more
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