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FIT AND FAT AND MACC MODE AP

 

FAT (Fat AP):

INDEPENDENT OPERATION: Works without any central controller.

FULL FUNCTIONALITIES: Offers built-in features like DHCP server, firewall, and VPN functionalities.

WAN PORT: Typically has a WAN port for direct internet connection.

CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT: Each AP needs individual configuration and management.

SCALABILITY: Limited scalability for large networks.

IDEAL FOR: Small office/home networks with limited users and devices.

FIT (Fit AP):

MANAGED BY CONTROLLER: Requires a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) for centralized management and control.

SIMPLIFIED CONFIGURATION: Configuration and updates pushed from the WLC.

SCALABILITY: Highly scalable for large networks with many APs and users.

LOWER COST PER AP: Usually cheaper than FAT APs due to relying on the WLC for some functionalities.

SINGLE POINT OF CONTROL: Easier to manage and monitor the entire network from the WLC.

IDEAL FOR: Enterprise and educational networks with high user density and complex requirements.

AC (MACC mode):

CLOUD-MANAGED: Managed through a cloud-based platform instead of a physical WLC.

SIMPLIFIED DEPLOYMENT AND MANAGEMENT: Easy to set up and manage through the cloud interface.

REMOTE UPDATES AND MONITORING: Real-time access to network health and updates.

SCALABILITY: Highly scalable for geographically dispersed networks.

SUBSCRIPTION-BASED PRICING: Typically requires a subscription for cloud management services.

IDEAL FOR: Small and medium businesses with geographically distributed sites, or those who prefer cloud-based management.


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