Wireless Access

How do I know my AP groups/AP's are utilizing full N?

Try "show ap active" to see the APs.  Try "show ap bss-table" to see each individual AP and whether the SSID is broadcasting 802.11n" (HT).

so based on the AP type/model, it will fully utilize N or is there a setting somewhere on the controller to tell it to use N?

If you create a WLAN with the Wizard, it will ask you.  By default, if you upgrade and install 802.11n APs into your environment, it will be on.

FYI - 802.11n will ONLY work with SSIDs that are "Open" or have "AES"

I create via CLI not wizard.  we run WPA-TKIP & WPA2-AES

bss                ess     s/p  ip           phy   type  ch/EIRP/max-EIRP  cur-cl  ap name   in-t(s)  tot-t            mtu   acl-state  acl  fm
---                ---     ---  --           ---   ----  ----------------  ------  -------   -------  -----            ---   ---------  ---  --

00:1a:1e:15:2b:14  ttrf02  1/0  xx.xx.xx.xx  a-HT  ap    36+/21/21         0       TTap03S1  0        31d:20h:43m:39s  1500  -          28   T

I am assuming the a-HT means N?

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@RR8 wrote:

bss                ess     s/p  ip           phy   type  ch/EIRP/max-EIRP  cur-cl  ap name   in-t(s)  tot-t            mtu   acl-state  acl  fm
---                ---     ---  --           ---   ----  ----------------  ------  -------   -------  -----            ---   ---------  ---  --

00:1a:1e:15:2b:14  ttrf02  1/0  xx.xx.xx.xx  a-HT  ap    36+/21/21         0       TTap03S1  0        31d:20h:43m:39s  1500  -          28   T

 

I am assuming the a-HT means N?

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Yes. HT = n.

thanks!