Product Overview

Provides details of supported Cisco Aironet access points, list of features, licenses, software release numbers, and supported software images.

Getting Started

Describes about Mobility Express ports, interfaces, WLANs, LED states and access switch configuration.

Deploying Cisco Mobility Express Solution

It describes the pre-requisites for deploying Mobility Express Solution, connecting Cisco Mobility Express Capable AP, determining the image on the Access Point, converting a CAWAP AP into a Mobility Express AP,converting a Mobility Express AP into a CAPWAP AP, configuring Mobility Express Controller using Over-the-Air Setup Wizard and Configuring Mobility Express Controller using Startup Wizard from CLI.

Creating DHCP Scopes for Wireless Networks

It briefs about creating DHCP scopes for Wireless networks

Creating Wireless Networks

It describes about the WLANs, creating networks and guest access.

Managing WLAN Users

It provides details of managing WLAN users.

Managing Access Points

It briefs about managing Access Points and adding an Access Point to Mobility Express Network.

Managing the Mobility Express Network

Briefs about adding an access point to the Mobility Express network.

Using Advanced Settings

It describes about SNMP, logging, RF Optimization, controller tools and the ways to collect export of logs, core and crash files.

Primary AP Failover and Electing a New Primary

It describes the Primary AP Failover and Primary Election.

It describes Cisco CMX cloud, Cisco CMX cloud solution compatibility matrix,minimum requirements for CMX Cloud deploymen, CMX cloud trial sign-Up and sign-in and configuring Cisco Mobility Express to send data to CMX Cloud for presence analytics

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