On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Rogelio wrote:
I would encourage you to seriously test one out before you balk at
the price. Hit me offline, and I'll give you my cell phone. I can
tell you more about these little doodads than you'll ever care to
know!
What about standards compliance? Are they
Butch Evans wrote:
What about standards compliance? Are they compatible with 802.11x?
Neither 802.1x or 802.11 compliance is a problem on BelAir gear (not
completely sure which one you meant)
http://www.belairnetworks.com/resources/
I've got access to manuals (that aren't available
core switch. Works very well.
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Jerry Richardson
airCloud Communications
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Subject: [WISPA] l2tp tunnels
On Fri, 19 Sep 2008, Rogelio wrote:
So, I have about 50 access points in various remote places, and
when people connect to one SSID at each of those, they will be L2TP
tunneled back to my local network where I can authenticate them via
RADIUS and give them an address via DHCP.
I understand
Jerry Richardson wrote:
It's easy if your AP's support multiple SSID and VLAN tagging per SSID.
We have 10 VLAN/SSID combinations for various agencies such as Fire,
Sherrif, local PD, nearby city PD, city inspectors, etc. These VLAN's
run over our Canopy network to our headend and show up
Butch Evans wrote:
I understand now. What kind of AP is it?
BelAir BA100s (dual radios) and BA200s (quad radios), some of which are
meshed together. Many of the BA200 units will have ethernet or fiber
egress.
Do the end users do the L2TP tunnel or are you wanting the AP/router
to do
Butch Evans wrote:
I understand now. What kind of AP is it?
BelAir BA100s (dual radios) and BA200s (quad radios), some of which are
meshed together. Many of the BA200 units will have ethernet or fiber
egress.
Do the end users do the L2TP tunnel or are you wanting the AP/router
to do
On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Rogelio wrote:
BelAir BA100s (dual radios) and BA200s (quad radios), some of which
are meshed together. Many of the BA200 units will have ethernet or
fiber egress.
Ok. No specific experience with those, but of the type of network
you are building, I do have experience.
Butch Evans wrote:
In the deployments I've done with similar designs, most are running
fine, still. There is one instance where the original design needs to
be redone because the parameters I was given were WAY under what they
ended up with. I was given a total number of hosts to be 50
On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Rogelio wrote:
Do you have these features on other wireless solutions that you
deal with?
In many ways, Mikrotik can do some of the same thing. It's a matter
of proper design in both wireless configuration and firewall (even
on the bridge). Much of this functionality
Butch Evans wrote:
In many ways, Mikrotik can do some of the same thing. It's a matter of
proper design in both wireless configuration and firewall (even on the
bridge). Much of this functionality can be configured using various
tunneling technologies in MT as well. Most of the real work
I'm planning out a very large wifi rollout for a cable company, and I'm
looking to use L2TP tunnels in order to flatten the entire network so
that there is mobility options with some mission critical stuff that
runs on one SSID.
Anyone else have any advice when doing this? I've got Cisco
On Fri, 19 Sep 2008, Rogelio wrote:
I'm planning out a very large wifi rollout for a cable company, and
I'm looking to use L2TP tunnels in order to flatten the entire
network so that there is mobility options with some mission
critical stuff that runs on one SSID.
Anyone else have any advice
Butch Evans wrote:
perhaps I'm missing something, but what does the tunnel have to do with
the single SSID? Maybe that's not what you meant, but I'm stuck with
trying to figure out how they're related. :-(
What is the this that you are looking for advice on?
So, I have about 50 access
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