Cisco Wireless WAN Reviews

We provide security solutions by incorporating Firepower and Cisco firewalls at the network's edge. We connect to the core firewall, then from the WLC (Wireless LAN Controller) to the APs (Access Points). To ensure security, we typically provide a separate firewall for the solution.

For secure access, we can mention WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) and WPA2. Open authentication is also possible, but it lacks encryption. We can also mention WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy). These are the key security features.

The device longevity is a factor. enhances network reliability. Specifically, the handoff feature for WAN, when a customer moves from one access point to another in a building or office, is much easier and more reliable if it's controller-based. So, in those cases, we recommend the traditional controller-based solution.

Cisco is adding AI features; they've already started in SD-WAN. But in Bangladesh, people are still new to AI. Cisco is including AI capabilities in their devices, so people are gradually adopting them. If they need AI-driven devices for industrial purposes, they can use them. 

So, Cisco is forward-thinking with these features. Even though they're not being used extensively now, they may be used in the future for things like RFID or automation. That's why Cisco's solution is logical and adaptable.

I'm using Catalyst, specifically the 9200 and 9400 series, and C 1000 series. This is also used in every file for WAN, Wireless, DNS, routers, access points, and AAA service. Everything is Cisco.

I have an overall good experience using it. It definitely makes our network and life much easier when using these features. We have centralized control, everything is clear, and there are good controls. It is efficient, and time is more costly than normal.

We are using Cisco Wireless WAN for our staff to access our system. They are using wireless connections with notebooks and connecting to the access points.

Cisco Wireless WAN allowed for time savings. It provides reliable connectivity for staff.

I use the solution in my company since it is a deep and developed solution. It is also reasonably priced. The tool is scalable.

Nothing is special about the solution.

The security features in Cisco Wireless WAN is nothing special and works as usual as the other tools , like, Cambium and Aruba.

I use the solution for wireless and mobile users, data sharing and file and print servers. We use the solution for conducting nearly all our services. 

Our most valuable feature involves the 802.11ac, which operates at a very high level and has updated technology. That's why we use the product, whose features we find to be very reliable.

Our use cases mainly involve deploying wireless access points throughout various locations in the building to ensure full coverage.

The most valuable features include checking logs and performing site surveys. These capabilities ensure that we can cover almost every location in the building and troubleshoot any errors we encounter.

Regarding Cisco Wireless WAN, the most beneficial feature for enhancing network reliability is the ability to change the frequency to prevent interference on the 2.4 GHz network. Additionally, the security capabilities of Cisco Wireless WAN support our organizational needs by allowing us to connect to Cisco tech hacks for authentication and use Cisco ISE to authenticate clients onto the wireless network.

We use Cisco Wireless WAN in our academic institution, both on the campus-wide and dormitory networks.

What I like the most about the solution is how widely available it is.