[c-nsp] Cisco "autonomous" AP - 802.11n / ac ?
Brandon Applegate
brandon at burn.net
Wed Feb 12 14:21:18 EST 2014
Hello,
Sorry if the subject matter is a bit downrange for the list, but I figured
folks here might have some info on this.
Currently I use rancid (clogin) to hit APs daily and change a PSK. This
is for guest access, and the script also writes the info to a simple HTML
web page. This works great.
However, it seems that there is essentially no such thing as a Cisco N or
AC AP that runs IOS (autonomous) anymore... If you have one AP - you are
expected to have a controller (even if some kind of ISR baked in deal).
So my question is either/or - can anyone confirm that Cisco is essentially
deprecating autonomous APs with newer radio tech ? Or - can someone point
me to something that could do what I'm doing now (linux+rancid+script+ap).
I would assume this solution would be non-Cisco.
Off list replies are fine to minimize noise.
Sorry this isn't about NTP reflection... ;)
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