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The C9105AXIT-K is a region-specific variant of Cisco’s Catalyst 9100AX Wi-Fi 6 access point, tailored for Korea’s radio frequency regulations. It combines the core capabilities of the 9105AXI series with localized certifications, ensuring compliance in markets with strict spectrum policies.
Q: How does the C9105AXIT-K differ from global models like the C9105AXI-A?
A: The -T-K variant locks 5 GHz DFS channels to meet Korean regulations, unlike globally configurable models. Firmware updates are regionally restricted to maintain compliance.
Q: Can this AP be deployed outside Korea?
A: No. Using it in non-Korean regions may violate local RF laws and disrupt performance due to channel limitations.
Q: Does it support mesh networking like the C9105AXI-Z?
A: Yes, but mesh backhaul must operate within approved Korean frequency bands, reducing flexibility compared to the -Z model.
For organizations operating in Korea, the “C9105AXIT-K” is available here. Ensure your network design aligns with MIC’s channelization rules to avoid penalties.
The C9105AXIT-K underscores the importance of region-specific hardware in regulated markets. While its restrictions may seem limiting, they prevent costly legal disputes and ensure optimal performance within Korea. For global teams, pairing this model with Cisco’s SD-Access architecture allows centralized policy management without compromising local compliance—a balance worth prioritizing.