LAP / Controller Compatibility Question

Our company recently inheritated a group of locations that have Nortel 2270 WLC's with Cisco firmware and have a mixture of 1010 and 1030 LAP's. We are trying to map out an upgrade path for them but I am having difficulty getting the following information, even directly from Cisco. So I was hoping someone on here can help me answer the following questions:
1. Does the 2270 WLC support any other model of Cisco LAP other than the 1010 and 1030?
2. Will a newer controller, say a 2100 or 4400, be compatible with the 1010 and 1030 LAPs already at these locations?
3. Is there anywhere I can find a list of Cisco controllers (EOL and otherwise) and what LAPs they support?
Thanks in advance for any help!

I wouldn't recommend the 2100 nor 2500 in a production network > 12 WAPs. One of my pet peeves for the newer 2500 is the lack of LAG.
Here's your problem: You have a Nortel WLC running Cisco 3.X code. This means that you have no choice but to run old WAPs of the 1000-series. This also means that your client cannot run newer APs. I'm not sure if the 1130 is supported in this code. So which basically boils down to this: Your client cannot get additional WAPs from Cisco. HOWEVER, if your client goes to the Cisco Refurbished program, they MIGHT be able to find some.
Another thing I'm curious are:
1. What are you or your client trying to do; and
2. What's the budget?

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"Haben, Dirk" <[email protected]> on 08/25/99 02:09:16 AM
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Subject: (forte-users) C++ version compatibility question. Forte v30L2 on
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Dirk:
I ran into a similar problem. I added an other flag to my fcompile script and
it seems to be working fine, your mileage may vary. The flag was
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Dwayne Kryger
"Haben, Dirk" <[email protected]> on 08/25/99 02:09:16 AM
To: "'Soapbox Forte Users'" <[email protected]>
cc: (bcc: Dwayne Kryger/SEH)
Subject: (forte-users) C++ version compatibility question. Forte v30L2 on
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hi archilen,
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HOWEVER, none of my colleagues (on IE5/5.5 on
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Works on mine, on-line, just not theirs. I've sadly
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