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What are Cisco Meraki access points?

Meraki MR and CW series access points are enterprise Wi-Fi APs managed entirely from the Meraki cloud Dashboard, with zero-touch provisioning, built-in analytics, and integrated security.

Do Meraki access points require a controller?

No physical controller is needed, because the Meraki cloud acts as the controller. APs self-configure from the Dashboard the moment they come online.

Do Meraki APs need a license?

Yes. Each AP requires an active Meraki license (Enterprise or Advanced) covering Dashboard management, firmware updates, and support. Devices stop serving clients if licenses lapse beyond the grace period.

Which Meraki access points support Wi-Fi 6E?

Wi-Fi 6E models include the MR57 and the newer CW9163, CW9164, and CW9166 series, adding the 6 GHz band for cleaner spectrum and multi-gigabit wireless speeds.

What is the difference between Meraki MR and CW access points?

CW (Cisco Wireless) models are newer APs that can run in Meraki cloud-managed or Catalyst mode, while MR models are Meraki-managed only. CW gives you a future migration path between platforms.

How many clients can a Meraki AP handle?

Enterprise Meraki APs comfortably serve 50 to 100+ concurrent clients each depending on model and traffic. Proper density design matters more than raw maximums.

Do Meraki APs support PoE?

Yes. All Meraki APs are powered via 802.3at or 802.3bt PoE. Higher-end Wi-Fi 6E models may need PoE+ or UPoE to enable all radios at full performance.

Are Meraki access points good for outdoor use?

Yes. Ruggedized models like the MR76, MR86, and CW9163E are IP67-rated for outdoor deployments, with external antenna options for coverage shaping.