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Overview
Cisco Catalyst Wireless Gateways extend an enterprise network to remote workers, providing numerous
advantages:
• Hardware-based stable connectivity to an enterprise VPN
• Optimized network performance with Wi-Fi 6
• Cellular network connectivity, in supporting models, providing a cellular internet connection (with one
active and one standby SIM) for uninterrupted internet connectivity
• Separate service set identifiers (SSIDs) for connecting work and personal devices
Cisco Catalyst Wireless Gateway connectivity is as follows:
• The Cisco Catalyst Wireless Gateway CG113-W6 accesses the internet using a wired WAN connection
at a remote site.
• The Cisco Catalyst Wireless Gateway CG113-4GW6 accesses the internet using a wired WAN connection
at a remote site or using a cellular link. The device supports two SIM cards: one active, and one on
standby. If the wired WAN connection fails, the device fails over to the cellular link to ensure internet
connectivity.
Note
The device has a single cellular connection, so only one SIM can be active at a given time. You can configure
which of the two SIM slots serves as primary and which serves as secondary (failover).
Managing Cisco Catalyst Wireless Gateways
Use Cisco SD-WAN Manager to configure and manage Cisco Catalyst Wireless Gateways. Cisco SD-WAN
Manager provides a convenient workflow for configuring Wi-Fi, cellular, VPN, and other functionality. Cisco
SD-WAN Manager also provides methods for monitoring device performance.
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Cisco Catalyst Wireless Gateway CG113-W6, on page 2
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Cisco Catalyst Wireless Gateway CG113-4GW6, on page 7
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Hardware Installation Guide for Cisco Catalyst Wireless Gateways
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