CCA 4.1.3.1, Real IP Gateway, CAS as the DHCP server, 3600 seconds for lease time. Don't ignore the Session and Heartbeat Timers. User Management > User Roles > Schedule I'd share what those times are, but they are not purely based on best practice or common sense, politics are involved! :) Considering these days everything has a wireless interface, any device in range of an AP will pick up an IP address whether they use it or not. I have to over allocate IP addresses to ensure people trying to use the wireless network can get an IP address. Howard From: Cisco Clean Access Users and Administrators [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Michael Simpson Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 13:19 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: DHCP Lease times with CCA
We have a similar setup and have our lease time set to 3600 seconds. Michael Simpson Utah Valley University >>> Jason Holt <[email protected]> 1/22/2009 10:16 AM >>> Cal Poly, SLO uses CCA for our wireless on campus. We are currently running inline and using DHCP passthrough. We use only valid IP Addresses for our users. We are currently running Cisco 1200 series AP's in thick mode. I was wondering what length lease times people use for DHCP? We trying to ensure we have enough IP addresses to support the hourly churn rate of most locations, and make sure we're keeping CCA's ip-user-MAC databse in sync with DHCP. Thanks, Jason Holt Cal Poly, SLO 805-756-7310
