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Condition: New Factory Sealed

AIR-AP1815T-E-K9 is the E-domain Cisco Aironet 1815t controller-based OfficeExtend access point for teleworker or micro-branch wired and wireless service. For the E-domain order, document an approved micro-branch cutover with corporate and guest WLAN reachability, three local-port VLAN assignments, WAN failback and controller image state. Revalidate country and channel state after any controller-country migration.

Condition: New Factory Sealed

AIR-AP1815T-Z-K9 is the Z-domain Cisco Aironet 1815t controller-based OfficeExtend access point for teleworker or micro-branch wired and wireless service. For the Z-domain record, attach destination approval before shipment and record customs destination, controller country, enabled channels and final serial assignment. A warehouse radio test cannot replace final-site regulatory evidence.

Condition: New Factory Sealed

AIR-AP1815T-T-K9 is the T-domain Cisco Aironet 1815t controller-based OfficeExtend access point for teleworker or micro-branch wired and wireless service. For the T-domain AP, stage a brownout test that interrupts the remote WAN while local wired devices remain attached. Capture tunnel recovery time, WLAN reauthentication, local-port state and help-desk instructions for a nontechnical user.

Condition: New Factory Sealed

AIR-AP1815T-Q-K9 is the Q-domain Cisco Aironet 1815t controller-based OfficeExtend access point for teleworker or micro-branch wired and wireless service. For the Q-domain order, build an asset-return workflow linking serial, remote user, desk location, power adapter, WAN cable and controller object. Test factory reset and secure reassignment before the AP is issued to another destination.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

JZ021A identifies the Aruba AP-344 (RW) Unified Access Point order. Preserve the full part number and regional variant when requesting a quotation; it is not an Instant On AP22.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

JZ037A identifies the Aruba AP-345 (IL) Unified Access Point order. Preserve the full part number and regional variant when requesting a quotation; it is not an Instant On AP22.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

Huawei AP9131DN is a vehicle-mounted wireless access point. Huawei identifies 802.11ac operation, a maximum device rate of 1.75 Gbit/s and anti-vibration M12 connections in its Quito transit deployment reference.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

AirEngine 5761-11WD is a Wi-Fi 6 remote unit for Huawei agile distributed WLAN deployments. It combines dual-band 2x2 radios with one GE uplink, four GE downlinks and two RJ45 pass-through connections.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

AP2051DN-L-S belongs to Huawei AP2000, not AirEngine 5700. Huawei documents its GE interface in root mode and Ethernet interface in endpoint mode, and states that these wired-interface working modes cannot be changed.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

AirEngine5761R-11E is an outdoor Wi-Fi 6 access point in the AirEngine 5700 family. Huawei lists selectable 2.4 GHz plus 5 GHz or dual-5 GHz operation, an IP68 enclosure, and optical and Gigabit electrical uplink options.

Condition: Remanufactured order; supplied condition confirmed by quotation

AIR-AP1852I-EK9-RF is the remanufactured order mapped by Cisco to AIR-AP1852I-E-K9. Cisco identifies this exact order as an 802.11ac Wave 2 access point with internal antennas, 4x4:4SS and the E regulatory domain.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

AIR-CAP1702I-D-K9 belongs to the Aironet 1702i family, not Catalyst 9100. Cisco lists the 1702i with built-in antennas, 802.11n/ac and controller-based operation. This is a retired platform; check the existing deployment before ordering a replacement.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

AIR-AP1815T-I-K9 is an Aironet 1815t teleworker access point, not an 1815i or Catalyst 9100. The 1815t connects remote wired and wireless clients to the corporate network and provides three local Gigabit ports plus one Gigabit uplink.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

AIR-CAP2702E-H-K9 is an Aironet 2702e controller-based order for indoor deployment with external antennas. Do not specify it as an IP67 waterproof outdoor access point. Cisco lists the Aironet 2700 family as retired.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

AIR-AP2802I-Z-K9C identifies a configurable Aironet 2802i order with the Z regulatory-domain token. It is an indoor, internal-antenna access point with two Gigabit Ethernet connections, not a Catalyst 9100.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

AIR-AP2702I-UXK9 is an Aironet 2702 universal access-point model, not a Catalyst 9100. Review its regulatory priming state before replacement procurement: Cisco now lists Aironet 2700 and AirProvision as retired.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

AIR-AP3802I-H-K9C is an internal-antenna Aironet 3802i configurable order. Its two Ethernet connections are different: one multigigabit port and one Gigabit AUX port, not two 5-Gbps ports.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

Cisco identifies AIR-AP2802I-D-K9I as an India-only, controller-based Aironet 2802i order. This indoor access point has internal antennas; retain the final K9I suffix when checking the supplied product.

Condition: Condition confirmed by quotation

AIR-AP2802I-E-K9 is the E-domain, controller-based Cisco Aironet 2802i indoor access point. It uses integrated antennas, 802.11ac Wave 2 radios and two Gigabit Ethernet interfaces; it is not a Catalyst 9100 model.

Condition: New Factory Sealed

AIR-AP1815I-K-K9 is a Cisco Aironet 1815i indoor access point with integrated antennas, concurrent 2.4-GHz and 5-GHz 2x2 radios, two spatial streams, one Gigabit Ethernet PoE uplink, regulatory-domain token K and a controller-based K9 order.