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The Cisco C9124AXI-Z is a tri-band Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) access point designed for ultra-high-density venues like stadiums, convention centers, and transportation hubs. It leverages the 6 GHz spectrum to deliver 7.8 Gbps aggregate throughput via 8×8 MU-MIMO and OFDMA. A standout feature is Cisco’s Intelligent Frequency Coordination (IFC), which autonomously avoids interference from radar and satellite signals in the 6 GHz band, ensuring compliance with regional regulations like FCC and ETSI.
Q: Is the C9124AXI-Z compatible with Cisco’s existing wireless infrastructure?
Yes. It integrates natively with Cisco Catalyst 9800 Series controllers and Cisco DNA Center, enabling unified management of hybrid Wi-Fi 6/6E networks. Legacy configurations from Aironet 9100 series APs can be migrated seamlessly.
Q: How does it handle power requirements for bandwidth-heavy edge devices?
The AP requires 802.3bt PoE++ (90W) to power its tri-band radios and connected devices like 4K surveillance cameras. For sites with limited PoE++ support, Cisco UPOE+ injectors provide backward compatibility.
Feature | C9124AXI-Z | C9120AXI |
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Max Throughput | 7.8 Gbps (6 GHz) | 5.4 Gbps (5 GHz) |
Client Density | 2,500+ concurrent devices | 1,200 devices |
Band Support | Tri-band (6 GHz enabled) | Dual-band |
Security | WPA3, MACsec-256, Quantum Safe VPN | WPA3, MACsec-128 |
Latency | <2ms (deterministic traffic) | 5–8ms |
The C9124AXI-Z excels in bandwidth-congested environments requiring uninterrupted connectivity. In smart stadiums, its 6 GHz band ensures lag-free 8K video streaming and AR fan experiences. For enterprises, upgrading from Wi-Fi 6 reduces AP counts by 50% while tripling device capacity.
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Deploying the C9124AXI-Z in a 40,000-seat arena demonstrated its ability to sustain sub-3ms latency during sold-out events, even with 10,000+ simultaneous 4K streams. While the 6 GHz band’s shorter range demands careful placement, the elimination of interference-related downtime and 40% lower cabling costs justified the investment. For venues prioritizing future-ready connectivity, this AP is a cornerstone of next-gen wireless infrastructure.