Cisco Aironet and Catalyst Access Points vs Cisco Mobility Express

• Wide signal coverage.
• Antenna movement: Client moving on the floor and migrating from access points.
• Speed ​​delivered to the end customer and robust volume of customers connected in a single access point.

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• It gives our company reliable connectivity to our network.
• It gives a detailed approach to what functions are available and how to change them.
• It is easy to troubleshoot problems in the system.

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• Roaming seems to be an issue with newer devices on the older 1600 access points.
• The coverage provided by different power levels doesn't seem accurate at times.
• Susceptible to common interference issues in healthcare.

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• There were some minor issues, but were solved with a firmware update.

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• Fast wireless deployment: just connect a new AP to an 802.11x controlled switchport and profiling (ISE) and WLC makes all the job. This allows us to enable new workplaces within the organization.
• Great coverage: less access points per area, avoiding increasing budget.
• Mobility: With Aironet and Cisco WLC we have seamless roaming.
• Investment protection: We can even use old AP models like Aironet 1142 (discontinued) with our WLC , so we don't need to get rid of them.

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• I can speak for myself, the product has worked well that each employee is able to work from an on-campus setting to an off-campus setting without restrictions
• The way we set up the campus schedule is one item which we need to have done right - this product helps us when students are deciding upon which courses to take.
• Accuracy is one thing which my employer is after, this always me to be as accurate as possible

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