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Data Sheet
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Highly Scalable Mesh
The Cisco Outdoor Wireless Networking solution can scale to a few thousand mesh access points
with a cluster of up to 24 controllers each with up to 16 multiple Basic Service Set Identifiers
(BSSIDs). For large deployment, a Cisco 4400 Series controller can support up to 100 Cisco
Aironet 1520 mesh access points. Capacity in a mesh network can be increased conveniently by
adding the mesh access points at the edge of the network or by configuring more rooftop access
points in the network. As with all large scale deployments, a professional site survey is required to
determine the optimal number of access points required for best performance.
Applications
The Cisco Aironet 1522 is designed specifically for outdoor environments. It features antenna
connectors for extended range or coverage versatility and more flexible installation options. In
outdoor municipal wireless applications, for example, network operator can place Cisco Aironet
1522 mesh access points on buildings, or mount them on lamp posts, cable strands, and antenna
towers connected with a wired connection. Several uplink connectivity options such as Gigabit
Ethernet, fiber, and cable are supported on the Cisco Aironet 1522. This provides flexibility for
deploying the mesh access point anywhere in the community. The access point without wired
connection will use the 5-GHz radio to wirelessly connect to the other mesh access point.
The metal housing enclosure of the Cisco Aironet 1522 provides the rugged and extended
operating temperature range required in harsh outdoor, hazardous environments such as oil fields
and mining pits, where explosion may occur. The rugged enclosure allows the mesh access point
to maximize network uptime, remaining available and reliable even in severe weather conditions.
With the 802.3af compliant PoE feature, mesh access points can connect to other IP devices such
as video surveillance cameras and IP sensors. This allows easy and quick deployment of mission-
critical monitoring applications at locations where infrastructure does not exists. Video cameras
and monitor sensors can take advantage of the mesh access point to connect to the network, and
data can be transmitted via secure Wi-Fi. With internal battery power backup, the mesh access
point will continue to function reliably even when the power is temporarily down. This allows the
network operator to continue to monitor any incident while the power is being restored.
Features and Benefits
Table 1 describes the features and benefits of Cisco Aironet 1522 Lightweight Outdoor Mesh
Access Points.
Table 1. Features and Benefits
Feature Benefit
Adaptive Wireless Path
Protocol (AWPP)
Forms a wireless mesh network between nodes.
Designed specifically for a multiradio platform to handle acute environmental
interference as well as self-interference, optimizing
Dynamically optimizes traffic routes between nodes for high network resiliency and high
system capacity.
Self-heals from interference or outages, reducing management costs.
Optimal Parent Selection scans all available channels to ensure that the mesh
optimizes network capacity.
Exclusion listing provides an advance intelligence at the access point to exclude as a
parent any access point through which a link to the controller cannot be established.
Bridging
Bridges remote networks over wireless in a point-to-point or point-to-multipoint
configuration, eliminating leased lines or providing an alternative backhaul.
Allows remote peripherals, such as security cameras, to be bridged to the network.
Wireless link-distance adjustment allows the 802.11 protocols to be tuned for optimal
performance over extended bridging distances.
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