We have an open SSID that has a click to continue AUP (served from a portal
function in Cisco ISE), and then then you're good to go. That lasts until
midnight and then resets. We initially thought about capturing data about
people, but if you're not validating that data then you cannot trust it.
We went from self-registration to captive portal (click to accept AUP), and
a year and a half ago to an open guest wifi with no captive portal and no
registration. We and our customers couldn't be happier with it (and we're
not worried about how much it is used).
ajs
On Wed, Nov 15, 2017 at 4:02
Hi all,
We are actively looking at pursuing an open guest wireless solution where all
guests are required to do for access it to accept terms of use via a captive
portal (no self-registration). I was hoping to get an idea (general head count)
of how many of you are out there to give us an idea
I was wondering if there was anyone on the list who is currently using or has
used a NetScout OneTouch AT tester and NetScout Spectrum XT USB based analyzer
that would be willing to have an offline conversation about their experience
with these products. We are evaluating them but we would like
As far as I know, mobility scales with the controllers, and the limit is 24
controllers in the same mobility group. With a mobility list (bundle of
different mobility groups) you can have up to 72 members. 24 8540's would get
you 144,000 WAPs in a single mobility group.
Jeff
On 11/15/17,
FWIW, our Keele campus has twelve WLC5508's which together support approx. 4900
APs. We have a single Mobility Group configured for all APs located at this
campus. The campus has daily peaks of approx. 25K concurrent devices
associated. We are not aware of any operationally 'bad' system
