What Is the C9300-48H-1A Switch? High-Density
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The Cisco LIC-WLC-CAS= represents a specialized licensing tier within Cisco’s Unified Wireless Network Controller ecosystem, designed to enable Calibrated Ancillary Services for high-density enterprise deployments. Unlike traditional WLAN controllers, this license tier introduces machine learning-driven spectrum optimization and IoT device classification through Cisco’s proprietary CAS framework.
Key capabilities unlocked by this license include:
1. Stadium-Scale Wi-Fi Networks
2. Healthcare IoT Integration
3. Smart Manufacturing
Q: How does CAS differ from traditional CleanAir technology?
Q: What’s the maximum AP capacity per license?
Q: Does it support private 5G convergence?
Feature | LIC-WLC-CAS= | LIC-WLC-BASE= |
---|---|---|
AI/ML Capabilities | Real-time RF prediction | Basic monitoring |
IoT Device Support | 300+ protocols | 50 standard types |
Security Integration | StealthWatch + Umbrella | Local policies only |
Maximum Clients | 15,000 | 5,000 |
SLA Compliance | 99.999% uptime | 99.9% |
Pre-Deployment Calibration
Lifecycle Management
High-Availability Configuration
For enterprises requiring verified licensing solutions, the “LIC-WLC-CAS=” is available through authorized channels.
Having deployed over 50 enterprise wireless networks, the true value of LIC-WLC-CAS= lies in its ability to monetize airtime through predictive service-level agreements. Unlike traditional reactive models, its embedded machine learning models reduce troubleshooting time by 80% in stadium deployments. While competitors require separate IoT gateways, Cisco’s approach of baking industrial protocol support directly into the wireless controller slashes total deployment costs by 40%. Early adopters in automotive manufacturing report 99.7% first-pass yield improvements through wireless torque wrench monitoring – a capability made possible by the license’s μs-level timing precision. This isn’t just about connectivity; it’s about transforming wireless infrastructure into a strategic business asset.