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Cisco Access Point Models Not Supported On 8.1 Code

DateMonday, December 29, 2014 at 4:43PM

If you're like me you may have hundreds or even thousands of Cisco 1131, 1242 and 1250 access points deployed in your wireless network today. 

Take special care and attention to the information below. A number of legacy access point models will no longer be supported past 8.0 code. 

This is reminiscent of 1000 series access points. I can recall the horror stories, people upgrading to 5.0 only to realize that the 1000 series would not join the WLC. #DontBeThatGuy!

Ask your Cisco rep about buy back programs and bundle purchases; buy X and get 5-10 free access points!

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