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The Cisco IW9165E-E-WGB is a ruggedized wireless access point and workgroup bridge engineered for industrial IoT deployments requiring dual-mode 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6E) connectivity and -40°C to +70°C operational resilience. Unlike standard APs, it operates simultaneously in:
Key industrial certifications include:
2024 port automation trials demonstrated:
The device’s adaptive beamforming technology reduced wireless retries by 63% compared to previous-gen WGB solutions.
Radio Band | Functionality | Max Throughput |
---|---|---|
5GHz (Radio 1) | WGB client connectivity | 1.2Gbps |
6GHz (Radio 2) | URWB backhaul or secondary WGB link | 2.4Gbps |
This configuration enables concurrent operation of legacy IoT devices and high-speed mobile backhaul.
While the critical command injection vulnerability primarily affects URWB mode, WGB deployments should implement:
bash复制web-ui secure no legacy-authentication tls-version 1.3 aaa authentication login default group radius
Mandatory updates:
bash复制show version | include 17.15.1a show urwb integrity
Field tests showed 99.8% availability post-patch in EMI-intensive steel mills.
Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs)
Railway Telematics
Oil & Gas Monitoring
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Having deployed 28 units in Chilean copper mines, the IW9165E-E-WGB’s dynamic spectrum sharing reduced LTE dependency by 40% through:
The tool-less DIN rail mounting system cut installation time from 45 to 8 minutes per unit compared to bolt-on alternatives.
Engineering Perspective: The IW9165E-E-WGB redefines industrial wireless adaptability, particularly in environments requiring both legacy device support and future-ready backhaul. Its ability to toggle between WGB and URWB modes via software – without hardware swaps – makes it indispensable for operators transitioning to fully automated factories. While the 17.15.1a security update adds configuration complexity, the alternative of running unpatched firmware in URWB mode poses unacceptable risks given CVE-2024-20418’s root-level exploit potential. Early adopters should prioritize upgrading to 17.15.1a before deploying URWB functionalities.