AIR-AP1840I-G-K9C Cisco Aironet 1840I Dual-band Mobility Express AP

AIR-AP1840I-G-K9C: Site recovery evidence

AIR-AP1840I-G-K9C keeps the G regulatory-domain letter and K9C factory Mobility Express identity in its complete order code. Attach the G-domain approval to the asset record and compare it again after firmware or country-setting changes.

The G-domain Mobility Express record should identify which AP owns the controller function, where backups are stored and who can recover the site without vendor defaults. Compare channel behavior and client authentication before and after upgrades, and repeat the regulatory check if the physical destination changes.

Evidence required before acceptance

Document which G-K9C access point owns site management, how another administrator reaches the backup and what must be restored after replacement. Save channel, authentication and representative client evidence before and after the recovery exercise, plus the approval used for the installed destination.

Procurement decision

A replacement is acceptable only when management recovery and destination authorization remain traceable. Cisco records the 1840 series as end of sale on May 1, 2022 and end of support on April 30, 2027.

Closest ordering comparisons

• AIR-AP1840I-G-K9 - compare regulatory domain and controller image.
• AIR-AP1840I-T-K9 - compare regulatory domain and controller image.
• AIR-AP1840I-N-K9 - compare regulatory domain and controller image.

Official evidence: Cisco Aironet 1840 data sheet; Cisco 1840 getting-started guide; Cisco 1840 lifecycle record; and Cisco wireless compliance lookup.