Cisco Prime for Wireless presentation

Hi all,
Does anyone have a power point slide for Cisco Prime in wireless? It would be great if i had something official to present.
TIA,
Nicos Nicolaides

There is a pretty comprehensive presentation on ciscloive365.com (free registration required). Have a look at session BRKEWN-2011 - Managing an Enterprise WLAN with Cisco Prime Infrastructure (2013 Orlando)

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description *****WiFi Home*****
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description *****WiFi Guest*****
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ip helper-address 192.168.6.241
interface Vlan12
description *****Management*****
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Hope you can help me out.
Happy new year
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Here is a suport document in regards to autonomous ACL:
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Hi team,
First of all congrats about the forum, its doing a great job!
I want to ask some things regarding Cisco Prime. We want to implement Cisco Prime for our wireless infrastructure and we are thinking of purchasing new controllers. The new controllers will be 5508 and the s/w version will most probably be 7.5 (and newer).
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I am sure this forum's success is an outcome of each individual contributor in all levels. More than the complement it is a statement for all!
For CIsco Prime Infrastructure, Recent CPI 1.4 is the one which intended for customers using s/w version 7.5 or later.
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/prime_infrastructure/1.3/configuration/guide/admin.html#wp1595935
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https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-17909
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I am trying to sell a solution to a client with dozens of large warehouses with a large existing HP wireless solution. I want to sell them on a Cisco wireless solution involving Prime to manage/monitor their current HP Access Points while we do a phased replacement to Cisco WLC and APs.
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