Gigabit speed, affordable pricing
Your business can deliver wired and wireless Gigabit speed and guest access services that are affordable, highly secure, and reliable—without a hardware controller. The easy-to-deploy 300 Series wireless access points offer 802.11n and 802.11ac wireless connectivity for indoor environments.
Reboot and Factory Default Reset on WAP121 and WAP321 Access Points
Setup Wizard Configuration on the WAP121 and WAP321 Access Points
Configure Packet Capture to Optimize Performance on a Wireless Access Point
Add a Wireless Network to an Existing Wired Network using a Wireless Access Point (WAP)
Access the Web-based Utility of the Wireless Access Point (WAP)
Configuring Password Complexity for the WAP131, WAP150, WAP351, WAP361, WAP371, and WAP571
Best Practices for Setting Static IP Addresses on Cisco Business Hardware
Enable Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) on a Wireless Access Point
View Traffic Specification (TSPEC) Client Associations on the Wireless Access Point (WAP)
View the Traffic Specification (TSPEC) Status and Statistics on the Wireless Access Point (WAP)
In this Cisco Tech Talk, we break down the basics of End of Sale (EOS) and End of Life (EOL) announcements for beginners. Learn how to interpret these important product lifecycle milestones and how they impact your network planning, upgrades, and support decisions.
In this Cisco Tech Talk, learn how to access and interpret Cisco’s End of Sale (EOS) and End of Life (EOL) announcements for business-class products.
In this Cisco Tech Talk, we compare Cisco Business Wireless (CBW) primary access point models to help you choose the right one for your small or medium business.
In this edition of Cisco Tech Talk, we explain the purpose of the two different IP addresses on a Cisco Business Wireless (CBW) Primary Access Point.
Learn about setting up Channel Management on Cisco WAP371 Wireless Access Point. For additional support information, visit the Cisco Small Business Support Community: http://cs.co/9000DApVu.
Configure seamless connections between 3rd party access points and the WAP371. For additional support information, visit the Cisco Small Business Support Community: http://cs.co/9004DfIkM.
Learn how to set up Guest access by enabling Captive Portal on Cisco WAP371 Wireless Access Point. The Captive Portal (CP) feature allows you to block the wireless clients from accessing the network until user verification has been established.
Cisco Wireless Access points can use third party credentials from social media to authenticate network users. Learn how to set up third party social media authentication here. For additional support visit http://cs.co/9001E5J1S.
Learn how to set up Captive Portal on Cisco Small Business Wireless Access Points. For additional support information, visit the Cisco Small Business Support Community: http://cs.co/9003ErnFz.
In this Cisco Tech Talk, learn how to configure RADIUS authentication for Access Point (AP) login on Cisco Business Wireless (CBW) devices. This step-by-step tutorial will guide you through securing your wireless network by ensuring only authorized devices can connect, providing enterprise-grade security.
In this Cisco Tech Talk, we explore the built-in tools available on Cisco Business Wireless (CBW) primary access points.