Transcription
Cisco Unified Wireless NetworkProduct BulletinCode No. LIT-12011208Issued October 31, 2006As users become increasingly mobile and businessapplications become more interactive, innovativewireless services and applications are critical to helpingorganizations maintain agility and differentiation.Johnson Controls has formed an alliance with CiscoSystems to address the need for enterprise-classwireless connectivity with the Cisco Unified WirelessNetwork.This unified wired and wireless solution deliversindustry-leading wireless Local Area Network (LAN)security, innovation, and investment protection. TheCisco Unified Wireless Network supports real-timebusiness-critical applications and creates a secure,mobile, interactive workplace for organizationsdeploying Wireless LANs. The Cisco Unified WirelessNetwork is an integrated end-to-end solution thataddresses all layers of the Wireless LAN (WLAN), fromclient devices and access points, to the networkinfrastructure, to network management, to the deliveryof advanced wireless services integration and support.The Cisco Unified Wireless Network is made up of fiveinterconnected elements that work together to deliver aunified enterprise-class wireless solution. The fiveinterconnected elements are client devices, a mobilityplatform, network unification, world-class networkmanagement, and mobility services. Taken together, thisintegrated solution combines the best elements ofwireless and wired networking to deliver scalable,manageable, and secure WLANs with a low total cost ofownership.Figure 1: Cisco Unified Wireless Network ElementsTable 1: Features and BenefitsFeaturesBenefitsIntegrated, Unified Wired and WirelessNetworksFeature end-to-end wired and wireless network integration that minimizestotal cost of ownership by reducing operational and capital costsassociated with managing and deploying the wireless network.Advanced WLAN Security and NetworkProtectionFeatures an integrated WLAN Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) thatprotects the network from security breaches and unsecured WLANconnections that put the entire network at risk. The Cisco Self-DefendingNetwork and Cisco Network Admission Control (NAC) limit damage fromemerging security threats such as viruses, worms, and spyware.Enterprise-Wide Mobility and ProductivityIncreasesDelivers fast, secure, and scalable roaming in 802.11i environments andwireless services within boundaries both indoors and outdoors via a WLANsolution.Performance and Dynamic Radio Frequency(RF) ManagementProvides reliable optimized RF bandwidth through solid Quality of Service(QoS) for voice, real-time capacity management, support for high-capacitydeployments, and self-healing WLANs for high availability.Cisco Unified Wireless Network Product Bulletin1
Cisco Unified Wireless Network ElementsMobility PlatformThe Cisco Unified Wireless Network comprises fiveinterconnected elements (client devices, a mobilityplatform, network unification, world-class networkmanagement, and unified advanced services) thatwork together to deliver a unified enterprise-classwireless solution. Beginning with a base of clientdevices, each element adds capabilities as networkneeds evolve and grow, interconnecting with theelements above and below it to create acomprehensive, secure WLAN solution (Figure 1).Cisco offers a wide range of WLAN products to supportthe five interconnecting elements of the Cisco UnifiedWireless Network.Cisco Aironet Access Points and Bridges provideubiquitous network access for a variety of indoor andoutdoor wireless environments. Cisco Aironet accesspoints offer secure, manageable, and reliable wirelessconnectivity with robust capacity, range, andperformance. They support a wide array of deploymentoptions such as single or dual radios, integrated orexternal antennas, and rugged metal enclosures. CiscoAironet access points deliver the versatility, highcapacity, security, and enterprise-class featuresdemanded by WLAN customers. These access pointscome standard with plug-and-play wireless features forzero-touch configuration.Unified Wireless Network SolutionsCisco Aironet lightweight access points operate inconjunction with Cisco wireless LAN controllers and theWireless Control System (WCS). Autonomous accesspoints are manageable via CiscoWorks Wireless LANSolution Engine (WLSE) or CiscoWorks WLSEExpress. To receive all of the advanced features andbenefits of the Cisco Unified Wireless Network, CiscoAironet lightweight access points are recommended.There are five basic technology components to a CiscoUnified Wireless Network Solution: Mobility Platform: Cisco Aironet access points,bridges, and client devices that connect wirelessdevices to networks, providing ubiquitous networkaccess for many wireless environments Client Devices: client adapters and other devicesthat connect desktop and mobile devices to thewireless network Network Unification: unified network servicesprovided across a variety of platforms, such aswireless LAN controllers and integrated switchesand routers Network Management: cost-effective tools such assystems and controllers for wireless LAN planning,configuration, and management systems from acentral location Mobility Services: appliances and technologies thatprovide built-in support for applications such aswireless voice over Internet Protocol (IP), networksecurity, and other emerging technologiesIndoor Rugged Access PointsAironet 1240AG SeriesThe Aironet 1240AG Series is a second-generation802.11a/b/g dual-band access point with a ruggedmetal case, extended operating temperature, andexternal antenna versatility, which provide extendedrange and flexible installation options for RFenvironments such as factories, warehouses, andretailers. The Aironet 1240AG Series access point isavailable in autonomous or lightweight versions.Figure 2: Aironet 1240AG Series Access Point2Cisco Unified Wireless Network Product Bulletin
Aironet 1230AG SeriesThe Aironet 1230AG Series is a first-generation802.11a/b/g dual-band access point. It is available inautonomous or lightweight versions.Figure 5: Aironet 1130AG Series Access PointAironet 1100 SeriesFigure 3: Aironet 1230AG Series Access PointThe Aironet 1100 Series is a single-band 802.11b/gaccess point with integrated antennas for easydeployment in offices and similar facilities. It isavailable in an autonomous version only.Aironet 1200 SeriesThe Aironet 1200 Series is a single-band 802.11b/grugged access point that can be upgraded to 802.11a/gas network requirements change. It is available inautonomous or lightweight versions.Figure 6: Aironet 1100 Series Access PointAironet 1000 Series Access PointFigure 4: Aironet 1200 Series Access PointIndoor Access PointsThe Aironet 1000 Series is a dual-band 802.11a/b/gaccess point with integrated antennas for easydeployment in offices and similar facilities. It isavailable in a lightweight version only.Aironet 1130AG SeriesThe Aironet 1130AG Series is a dual-band 802.11a/b/gaccess point with integrated antennas and anaesthetically pleasing case for easy deployment inoffices and similar facilities. It is available inautonomous or lightweight versions.Figure 7: Aironet 1000 Series Access PointCisco Unified Wireless Network Product Bulletin3
Wireless Mesh Access PointsAironet 1400 SeriesAironet 1500 SeriesThe Aironet 1400 Series is a high-speed,high-performance outdoor bridging solution forline-of-sight applications and provides a cost-effective,license-free alternative to leased lines. It is available inan autonomous version only.The Aironet 1500 Series enables cost-effective,scalable deployment of secure outdoor wireless LANsusing Mesh technology. It is available in a lightweightversion only.Note: Cisco has selected a designated group ofprofessional service firms that have demonstratedcompetence in the outdoor wireless space. Theseprofessional firms have been designated as AdvancedTechnology Partners (ATP). The Aironet 1500 Seriesaccess point is available for resale only with a CiscoATP.Note: The Aironet 1400 Series access point isavailable for resale only with a Cisco AdvancedTechnology Partner.Figure 10: Aironet 1400 Series BridgeNetwork UnificationFigure 8: Aironet 1500 Series Access PointOutdoor Rugged Access Points and BridgesAironet 1300 SeriesThe Aironet 1300 Series is a single-band 802.11b/goutdoor access point and bridge, ideal for outdoorareas, network connections within a campus area, oroutdoor infrastructure for mobile networks. It isavailable in an autonomous version only.Note: The Aironet 1300 Series access point isavailable for resale only with a Cisco AdvancedTechnology Partner.Integration of the wired and wireless network is criticalfor unified network control, scalability, security, andreliability. Unified network services are provided acrossa variety of platforms including wireless LAN controllersand integrated switches and routers, allowing networkmanagers to build secure, enterprise-class wirelessnetworks.Wireless LAN ControllersCisco wireless LAN controllers integrate into existingenterprise networks for advanced managementcapabilities and enhanced performance. Theycommunicate with Cisco Aironet lightweight accesspoints over any Layer 2 (Ethernet) or Layer 3 (IP)infrastructure and are responsible for handlingsystem-wide functions.Cisco 4400 Series Wireless LAN ControllersCisco 4400 Series Wireless LAN Controllers aredesigned for medium-to-large enterprise facilities. TheCisco 4402 with 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports supportsconfigurations for 12, 25, and 50 access points. TheCisco 4404 with 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports supports 100access points.Figure 9: Aironet 1300 Series Access Point/BridgeFigure 11: Cisco 4400 Series Wireless LANController4Cisco Unified Wireless Network Product Bulletin
Cisco 2000 Series Wireless LAN ControllersThe Cisco 2000 Series Wireless LAN Controllers aredesigned for small to medium businesses or branchoffices.Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series Wireless ServiceModule (WiSM)The Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series Wireless ServiceModule (WiSM) works with lightweight access points,the Cisco Wireless Control System, and the CiscoWireless Location Appliance to support mission-criticalwireless data, voice, and video applications. It providesreal-time communication between lightweight accesspoints and other WLAN controllers to deliver a secureand unified wireless solution.Figure 12: Cisco 2000 Series Wireless LANControllerWireless Integrated Switches and RoutersWireless integrated switches and routers providecost-effective support for converged networks thatintegrate wireless connectivity. Integrated platformslower hardware costs, simplify remote management,and offer flexible configuration options that can reducethe total cost of operations and ownership.Cisco Wireless LAN Controller ModuleThe Cisco Wireless LAN Controller Module is designedfor small to medium businesses or branch offices andmanages up to six lightweight access points. It issupported on the Cisco 2800 and 3800 Seriesintegrated services routers and Cisco 3700 Seriesrouters. The Cisco Wireless LAN Controller Moduledelivers centralized security policies, wireless intrusionprotection system capabilities, RF management,quality of service, and Layer 3 fast secure.Figure 13: Cisco Wireless LAN Controller ModuleFigure 14: Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series WirelessServices ModuleCisco 3200 Series Wireless and Mobile RoutersThe Cisco 3200 Series are rugged wireless routers thatoffer secure data, voice, and video communication.The routers support multiple wired and wireless linksfor in-vehicle and outdoor use. They are ideal for publicsafety, homeland security, transportation, and defenseindustries. The routers are designed to withstand harshenvironments, including high temperature variations,high altitude, shock, vibration, water, and dust.Figure 15: Cisco 3200 Series Wireless andMobile RouterNetwork ManagementNetwork managers need reliable, cost-effective toolsfor wireless LAN planning, configuration, andmanagement. These tools must be centrally availableand support simplified operations and easy-to-usegraphic interfaces.Cisco Unified Wireless Network Product Bulletin5
Wireless LAN Management for LightweightAccess PointsCiscoWorks Wireless LAN Solution EngineExpressCisco Wireless Control System (WCS) is the WLANmanagement interface from Cisco Systems. CiscoWCS brings ease of use to wireless LAN managementvia a centralized management tool. This platformprovides a powerful foundation that allows IT managersto design, control, and monitor their enterprise wirelessnetworks from a centralized location, simplifyingoperations and reducing the total cost of ownership.The CiscoWorks Wireless LAN Solution EngineExpress is a complete wireless LAN solution thatcontains an integrated AAA server for small to mediumbusinesses or branch offices using Cisco Aironetautonomous access points and wireless bridges.Cisco Wireless Control System (WCS)The Cisco Wireless Control System is a platform forwireless LAN planning, configuration andmanagement. It allows IT managers to design, control,and monitor enterprise wireless networks consisting ofCisco lightweight access points and controllers from acentralized location. The WCS is an optional networkcomponent.Figure 18: CiscoWorks Wireless LAN SolutionEngine ExpressMobility ServicesThe Cisco Unified Wireless Network cost-effectivelysupports new mobility applications, emerging WiFitechnologies, and advanced threat detection andprevention capabilities. It supports advanced featuressuch as wireless voice and location services, as well asadvanced wireless security features such as NetworkAdmission Control, the Cisco Self-Defending Network,and guest access.Figure 16: Cisco Wireless Control SystemCiscoWorks Wireless LAN Solution Engine (WLSE)The CiscoWorks Wireless LAN Solution Engine is acentralized, systems-level management console formedium-to-large businesses using autonomous CiscoAironet access points and wireless bridges. It providescomprehensive air/radio frequency and devicemanagement to simplify deployment, reduceoperational complexity, and provide versatility foradministrators.Cisco Wireless IP Phone 7920The Cisco Wireless IP Phone 7920 allowsorganizations to provide cost-effective, real-time voiceservices using their existing wireless infrastructures. Itsupports intelligent services such as security, mobility,quality of service, and management, across a Cisconetwork.Note: The Cisco Wireless IP Phone 7920 is availablefor resale only with a Cisco Advanced TechnologyPartner.Figure 17: CiscoWorks Wireless LAN SolutionEngineFigure 19: Cisco Wireless IP Phone 79206Cisco Unified Wireless Network Product Bulletin
Cisco Wireless Location ApplianceNetwork Admission ControlThe Cisco Wireless Location Appliance is the industry’sfirst location solution that tracks thousands of devicesfrom the WLAN infrastructure for a cost-effective,high-resolution location solution to critical applications.It uses Cisco WLAN controllers and Cisco lightweightaccess points to track the location of wireless devicesto within a few meters and offers fast, intuitive setup.Network Admission Control (NAC) is a set oftechnologies and solutions built on an industry initiativeled by Cisco Systems. Cisco WLANs support NAC byusing the network infrastructure to enforce securitypolicy compliance on all wireless devices seeking toaccess network computing resources, thereby limitingdamage from emerging security threats such asviruses, worms, and spyware. Cisco WLANs supportboth NAC Appliance (Cisco Clean Access) and theNAC Framework.Cisco Self-Defending NetworkFigure 20: Cisco Wireless Location ApplianceThe Cisco Self-Defending Network strategy is theintegrated network security system from CiscoSystems. It helps organizations identify, prevent, andadapt to both known and unknown security threats.Cisco WLANs integrate with the Cisco Self-DefendingNetwork to provide end-to-end network security andidentity-based networking.Guest AccessGuest access allows customers to keep their wirelessnetworks secure while providing customers, vendors,and partners with controlled access to the WLANs.Cisco Unified Wireless Network Product Bulletin7
Cisco Unified Wireless Network ProductPortfolioFigure 21 shows the products that compose the CiscoUnified Wireless Network.Figure 21: Cisco Unified Wireless Network PortfolioRelated DocumentationRefer to the appropriate Cisco Product Information andSupport Resources for necessary information onoperation and performance specifications of the CiscoUnified Wireless Network and its components. AllCisco documentation can be found online atwww.cisco.com/go/wireless. The following types ofdocuments are available: bulletins: updated news and information aboutCisco products, including alerts for productupgrades and revisions case studies: profiles of how Cisco innovationshave contributed to customers’ success customer success stories: profiles of customersacross a wide variety of industries who are usingCisco technologies and solutions to gain realbusiness value and competitive advantage data sheets: technical specifications, hardware andsoftware requirements, and optimal and standardusage guidelinesProduct Information 8brochures: informational guides featuring keymessages about a productCisco Unified Wireless Network Product Bulletin
Q&A: information about Cisco products inquestion-and-answer format white papers: offer a detailed explanation of anaspect of technology related to this Cisco productseries Support Documentation General Information/Release Notes: Descriptionsof new features; system requirements, limitations,and restrictions; caveats; and troubleshootinginformation for a particular software release. Thesemay also include relevant installation instructions. Download Software: Download software forregistered users. Reference Guides-- Command References: Information about thesoftware commands used to configure Ciscoproducts, including command syntax, defaultvalue, value range, command mode, usageguidelines, and examples. Commandsummary guides contain a subset of thisinformation.Technical References: Technical referencedocuments provide a wide range of technicalinformation as it pertains to Cisco products andservices, including system test reports andManagement Information Base (MIB)reference information.Install and Upgrade: Step-by-step instructions forinstalling or upgrading a Cisco product or module.May also include shipping documents, safetyinformation, and quick-start guides for experiencedusers. Configuration Documentation-Configuration Examples and Tech Notes:Describe how to configure a product in aparticular network with tips and a samplenetwork diagram.-Configuration Guides: Detailed, step-by-stepinstructions for configuring a Cisco product ormodule, including configuration examples,network diagrams, and technical concepts.Troubleshooting and Alerts-Field Notes: Describe nonurgent,usage-related alerts about a specific product ortechnology.-Troubleshooting Tech Notes: Provideinformation to help or inform you.Repair InformationIf a Cisco Unified Wireless Network product fails tooperate within its specifications, replace the unit. For areplacement unit, contact the nearestJohnson Controls representative.Ordering InformationTo order any Cisco Unified Wireless Network products,please contact your local Johnson Controlsrepresentative.Note: The Johnson Controls representative mustissue a purchase order with Johnson ControlsPurchasing Services to order this product:Telephone: 1-800-524-1330, Option 4, then Option 2Fax: 1-866-491-2967E-mail: procurement@jci.comLimited WarrantyJohnson Controls, Inc. (JCI) warrants the Cisco Unified Wireless Network to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of upto one (1) year from the date of sale. The date of sale must be established by a receipt showing the purchase date, seller, and product sold. Ifthe date of sale cannot be determined, the warranty shall be determined by the date of manufacture. This warranty does not extend to goodssubjected to misuse, neglect, accident, or improper installation, or to products which have been altered or repaired by anyone except Seller,Buyer, or any person receiving such a product during the duration of the warranty, shall contact the nearest Johnson Controls Product Provideror Johnson Controls, Inc. Customer Service at 1-800-275-5676 as soon as any defect becomes known, for instructions on returned goodsprocedures. Credit to be allowed will be based on then current prices. THIS REMEDY IS SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE. No other remedy will beallowed, whether in contract or tort, including strict liability and negligence. Seller shall not be liable for any direct or consequential damagesarising from any defective product.THIS WARRANTY IS OFFERED IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING (WITHOUT LIMITATION) THEWARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.Controls Group507 E. Michigan StreetMilwaukee, WI 53202Cisco Unified Wireless Network Product BulletinPublished in U.S.A. 2006 Johnson Controls, Inc.9www.johnsoncontrols.com
of advanced wireless services integration and support. The Cisco Unified Wireless Network is made up of five interconnected elements that work together to deliver a unified enterprise-class wireless solution. The five interconnected elements are client devices, a mobility platform, network unification, world-class network
