These AP have a interesting Console cable.
You need a special cable AIR-CONSADAPT=
Best to use a POE Adaptor so you get ethernet access for TFTP AIR-MOD-POE
Connect to POE port to power the device and issue this command on console
Enable
Username is Cisco
Password is Cisco
Enable
archive download-sw /reload tftp://x.x.x.x/SW1800-SENSOR-K9-2-3-6-0.tar.gz
Username is sensor
Password is password
Wireless ONLY
Create SSID called CiscoSensorProvisioning (Hidden) WiFi Network with DHCP
Wi-Fi 6E – 6GHz is now approved for use in Australia. Certified 6E devices will be able to use the 6GHz Wi-Fi band .
Australian Communications and Media Authority has approved 500MHz at the low end of the 6GHz band (5925–6425GHz).
ACMA has limited the transmission strength (mW) to ensure that Wi-Fi 6E will not go outside the building. WiFi 6E Unbuilding ONLY currently
5925-6425 MHz (U-NII 5) frequency band adopts the use of IEEE 802.11ax / Wi-Fi 6E protocol capabilities with WPA3 and Enhanced Open.
So we have 25 channels at 20Mhz width or 12 at 40MHz
Graphic From Cisco Blog by Joseph Vasanth Louis
The channel numbering is interesting.
Best practice currently is to have 5Ghz and 6Ghz running on the AP so devices like apple can discover the network
Currenly 21/4/2023 Cisco AP are not Certified to work in AUS yet.
you get this error....
Mist APs are working in AUSTRALIA now.
Add the following to the bottom of the RDP file.
enablecredsspsupport:i:0
authentication level:i:2
For the user name field should be formatted as .\AzureAD\email@company.com
Adding the dot slash (.\) will save you having to add AzureAD\ to the beginning of your user name each time you try to log in.)
