CISCO AIRONET 1230AG Question for Standalone Mode

Hello everyone,
Just one fast question since i am trying to start a personal project.
Can u use an aironet 1230AG AP as a purely standalone AP device
like you would with any commercial AP?
Also is there an administration page to do so or is it IOS oriented?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Karolos,
you can of course use 1230 AP in standalone mode.
It can be administered both CLI (IOS-like) and GUI (web page).
configuration examples documents usually have both GUI and CLI.
Here is a list of configuration example that might be useufl to you:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps430/prod_configuration_examples_list.html
Note that if you have high number of APs then administration will be a headache if you are using them in standalone mode.
If you have high number of APs then it will be much wise idea to use a controller-based APs.
Good luck
Amjad

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