Hi Danny
We have had some issues with HA mode in the past running 7.4.110. ping to
the gateway would routinely fail causing a failover, at one point both the
primary and secondary failed at once causing an outage. At this point i
disabled HA mode and waited for new software. When 7.6 came around
I'm wondering what folks do to test/recreate issues that clients are
having when there are such a mix of OS's, patch levels, client
chipsets, and drivers.
Does anyone have a testbed system that works well for recreating a
client setup?
I'm imagining a system
I am designing a new wireless placement for a 5 story building and I have been
considering mixing 802.11ac AP types.
Meaning. Some Cisco 1702's,2702's and 3702's. Placement depending on
estimated client densities.
Example. Conference rooms may have 3702's yet open areas with less people
Agreed. With 60,000+ devices on our campus there are hundreds of unique
combinations of hardware software. It would be impossible to get even 75% of
the different setups in a test lab. We have neither the budget, the time, the
space, nor definitive info on what hardware/software combinations
Stick with the actual problem machine. You'll never replicate all the variables
between hardware/software/user config.
-Lee Badman
On Feb 5, 2015, at 9:53 AM, Jason Watts
jwa...@pratt.edumailto:jwa...@pratt.edu wrote:
I'm wondering what folks do to test/recreate issues that clients are
Fair points all and pretty much reinforces my gut feeling about it, but I value
the perspectives of this list and wanted to be sure I wasn't overlooking
something. There's certainly no substitute for reality.
--
Jason Watts
Pratt Institute, Academic Computing
Senior Network Administrator
On
On 05/02/15 22:50, Cosgrove, John wrote:
I am designing a new wireless placement for a 5 story building and I
have been considering mixing 802.11ac AP types.
Is the switching existing? If so, 802.3af vs at would also inform the
decision.
Meaning. Some Cisco 1702’s,2702’s and 3702’s.
And even if you do replicate it 100%, there is more to a problem then just the
device.
For example, we ran into an issue with an iMac and wifi connectivity where we
couldn't reproduce it in our lab. By pure accident, we discovered that the
problem manifested itself only if the iMac was rotated
