
How to help wireless customers select the right wireless solutions? In the following part there are three approaches for a range of customers.
Three Approaches for a Range of Customers
It is easier when you offer appliance-free, appliance-based, and cloud-based solutions.
On Premises and Appliance-Free

With these solutions, the access points handle the wireless management. So no additional hardware is necessary. They are easy to use, affordable, and work well in environments with up to 25 access points.
Off Premise and Cloud Based

These Cisco® Meraki® cloud-managed solutions are ideal for deployments with access points in multiple remote locations. They are highly scalable, are license based, and require little or no IT staff on site.
On Premises and Appliance-Based

When a company needs 25 to 250 access points in one location, these are the solutions to sell. Network administrators manage the numerous access points with a centralized, wireless LAN controller.
Three Common Network Models
Most customers have small wireless networks, distributed branch locations, or large campuses.
Small Business Local Networks
These customers generally have one location with 25 access points or fewer. They need wireless solutions that are easy to install, easier to manage, and completely reliable. And they want competitive features and performance for an affordable price.
Branch Office Networks
This category of customers requires 25 or more access points in distributed locations. They want wireless solutions that can be licensed, secured, and managed by remote staff, and that will scale up or down quickly to meet changing demand.
Central Campus Networks
This enterprise customer group uses up to 250 access points in a centralized complex. They need broader services, premium performance, bulletproof security, greater network traffic visibility, and simple, centralized control of the many access points.
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Cisco Wireless Solutions |
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Small Campus or Branch (Number of Access Points) |
Large Campus (Number of Access Points) |
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Deployment Model |
Cisco Product Portfolio |
1 to 10 Access Points |
1 to 25 Access Points |
25 to 50 Access Points |
50 to 500 Access Points |
500 to 1000 Access Points |
More Than 1000 Access Points |
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Off-premises |
Cisco Meraki cloudbased portfolio |
Cisco Meraki MR18 |
Cisco Meraki MR32 and MR34 |
MR32 and MR34 |
MR32 and MR34 |
MR32 and MR34 |
MR32 and MR34 |
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On-premises |
Purpose-built, non Cisco IOS® Software |
Cisco WAP131 and WAP551/WAP561 Access Points |
Cisco WAP371 Access Point |
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On-premises |
• Classic Cisco IOS Software solutions |
• Cisco Mobility Express Applianceless Controller, • Cisco Aironet® 1850/1830 Series Access Points |
• Cisco Mobility Express Applianceless Controller, • 1850/1830 Series Access Points |
Switches • 1850/1830 Series Access Points Series Access Points |
• Cisco 5520 Series Wireless Controller • Cisco 5760 Wireless LAN Controller, Cisco Catalyst 4500-E Supervisor Engine • 1850/1830 Series Access Points • 3700/2700/1700 Series Access Points |
Controller, Cisco Wireless Services Module 2 • 5760 wireless LAN Controller, 4500-E Supervisor • 1850/1830 Series Access Points • 3700/2700/1700 Series Access Points |
• 5760 wireless LAN Controller, 4500- E-supervisor Series Access Points • 3700/2700/1700 Series Access Points
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A Solution for Every Situation
Whether your customer maintains a small office, several branches, or a bustling campus, Cisco has just the right wireless solution. Cisco’s appliance-free, appliance-based, and Cisco Meraki cloud-based offerings help you present more solutions to more customers than ever before. Refer to the table above for specific examples.
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