We've ran into this issue with the internal aruba DHCP server. Similar
symptoms - at busy times it basically would stop responding and would require a
controller reboot. I suspect the dhcp daemon crashed...
We migrated to having client DHCP requests be forwarded to a central campus
server -
I'm curious as to how you all out there handle the actual physical
installation of APs in your environments. Do you handle that within the
same team that manages the wireless network or is it a separate group
that installs the equipment? How do you go about having the data jacks
installed? Just as
In existing buildings we perform a site survey. Forward a work order to
the infrastructure group to pull cable and install the access point. In
new buildings we use the cad drawings to determine locations.
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Sorry for dragging up the old post, but what certificate from Thawte did
you use specifically?
TIA,
--Joe
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[mailto:wireless-...@listserv.educause.edu] On Behalf Of John Duran
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For the initial installation of our wireless network, we (Network Group)
designed the locations and assigned them to the telecom group. The Telecom
group outsources the data pulls with a contractor that pulled them to our
specific location. We then followed behind them and installed each AP
We have our internal network infrastructure group (they run phone data
wiring under contract to us) install the AP at the same time they run the
wiring. They terminate one end at the AP and the other end in our patch
panel in the comm closet. When they are done, a second group comes behind
them
We have a separate department (Infrastructure Operations) that handles
all aspects of the campus connectivity networks (data, voice, cable TV).
They do it all, fibre, twisted pair, coax as well as the physical
installations of our network switches (we do the configurations). The
install the
We have our infrastructure facilities group pull the cable and install the
access point. Since we use a Trapeze controller, the ap phones home where we
can then configure it.
James Pardonek CISSP
Senior Network Admistrator
Purdue University Calumet
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We have our cable vendor hang the AP's when they are running the
cabling. We configure and label them in advance and hand it off to the
vendor for installation with a labeled AutoCAD drawing of the building
so they know exactly where to install each one. Instead of having data
jacks installed at
At the University of South Florida the same group (and student
employees of said group) that runs the wireless and wired network has
performed the physical installation of the APs. Either in-house
telecom staff or contractors did the conduit and wiring work to get
Ethernet to the required
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