Free your minds, as this question may seem a bit off the wall, and quite
philosophical (it's OK, this is Higher Ed after all):
With the new hype on White Spaces- now that the FCC has approved use-
does anyone get the sense that perhaps it's worth waiting on upgrading
current 11a/g environments
Thanks for the reply, Jim. At the same time, if you have big numbers of
APs to put out or do lifecycle upgrades on in the next year, continued
investment in a/g gear can be risky as at some point this amounts to
installing obsolescence.
More than the higher speeds (which are easy to market but
One benefit of N is improved radio performance thanks to more antennas
and MIMO, even with legacy clients. Especially in difficult buildings,
with a lot of cast concrete utility chases and such this can be pretty
helpful, based on our testing. That being said, in Cisco-land we can
buy about three
