Cisco 3850 right to use license series#

If it is inter-mobility group roaming client has to full-authenticate. In converged access, fast roaming is available within a Mobility Group (not like between mobility groups in Unified Wireless). All APs are connected to the mobility agent The Mobility Agent (MA) is the component that maintains client mobility state machine for a mobile client.The MC has MC functionality and MA functionality that is running internally into it. The WLC 5700, 3850 Switch, or CUWN controller can act as MC.

The MC sends the configuration like SPG name and SPG peer member list to all of the mobility agents under its subdomain.

The Mobility Controller (MC) provides mobility management services for inter-SPG roaming events.

Cisco 3850 right to use license series#

The Cisco WLC 5700 Series Controllers or CUWN controller can act as MO. There is only one MO for an entire mobility domain. The mobility oracle also maintains a local database of each client in the entire mobility domain, their home and current subdomain. The Mobility Oracle (MO) acts as the point of contact for mobility events that occur across mobility subdomains.A Switch Peer Group (SPG) is a collection of mobility agents.A subdomain is equivalent to an 802.11r key domain. Each mobility subdomain contains one mobility controller (MC) and a collection of SPGs. A Mobility Subdomain (MSD) is an autonomous portion of the mobility domain network.The mobility group can be one or more buildings within a campus across which frequent roaming is supported. A Mobility Group (MG) is a collection of mobility subdomains across which fast roaming is supported.For example, a campus network can be considered as a mobility domain.

A Mobility Domain (MD) is the entire domain across which client roaming is supported.Below diagram summarize overall mobility concept in Converged Access (CA) deployment. In this post we will use 3850 (acting as MA) to communicate with centralized 5760 (acting as MC).