Over this past weekend we saw a strange (to me anyway) phenomenon with our
users in the football press box during our game. Every 14 minutes a majority
of the users, though not all, were dissociated from their LWAPPs and then
re-associated a few seconds later. It looks like something associated
For those of you who have moved your wireless clients to private IP address
space, what are you using to do NAT ?
We are a Meru shop and Meru doesn't do NAT native on their controllers.
Thanks.
-Neil
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Neil Johnson
Network Engineer
Information Technology Services
The University of Iowa
It could have been the result of RRM adjustments. The system may have
been making channel adjustments due to detected interference. An RRM
problem could have also been aggravated by increased interference
because of all the gear in operation.
-Matt
John Watters wrote:
Over this past
Hi
I'm just wondering if there's other institutions out there who are using
SecureW2 and what you are doing for Windows7 Support.
From the research we have done, we have found the following:
- The new licensing of SecureW2 prevents institutions from making
their own packaged
Jon- for giggles: what version code, and do you have the DHCP proxy function
enabled?
-Lee
Lee H. Badman
Wireless/Network Engineer
Information Technology and Services
Syracuse University
315 443-3003
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We have had several of the Intel ATOM based Mini computers connecting to our
WPA2 wireless.
We have an Aruba wireless system with both guest and WPA2 Enterprise.
When on guest the ATOM works fine; but when on the WPA2 the controller doesn't
even see an association attempt.
Has anyone else been
I assume you mean ATOM based netbooks. We've never had a problem. We use
Aruba equipment with WPA2 Enterprise, 802.1x AES. I have a MSI Wind, and
others in our department have ASUS and Acer netbooks. None have had any
issues. Do the Aruba logs say anything about a connection attempt? If the
Odd. We've had HP mininotes here before and they've connected fine. Do
the logs say anything about the mac address that is trying to connect?
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NO, in fact as I mentioned if the client attempts the WPA2 Enterprise
connection rather than the guest WLAN, the MAC does even show up on the
controller at all.
Dennis Rigdon, MCSE
Asst. Dir. Campus Technology - Network Services
Okla. City Univ.
405-208-5849
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And, no I do not use DHCP proxy.
-jcw
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John Watters UA: OIT 205-348-3992
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