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Hello everyone, i &nbsp;have a question, because in this moment i have implemented one cisco wlan controller 4402 in my network wich is working correctly, including AP's in other subnets, but now, i'm going to add a new controller model 5508. My question is, how i should connect both controllers, and separate de AP's wich are going to be connected in each one?? sorry my grammar but i do not speach english very well.<br />
Thanks a lot 
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Hello everyone, i  have a question, because in this moment i have implemented one cisco wlan controller 4402 in my network wich is working correctly, including AP's in other subnets, but now, i'm going to add a new controller model 5508. My question is, how i should connect both controllers, and separate de AP's wich are going to be connected in each one?? sorry my grammar but i do not speach english very well.
Thanks a lot 

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