Bruce,
Aruba likes to claim in marketing that their technologies are equivalent, only
it doesn’t always hold up under testing e.g. CleanAir vs. RF Protect/spectrum
analysis.
In 2008, Aruba’s band/load steering used several tricks to move clients, and
clients of the say absolutely resisted.
We have both Cisco and Aruba here in our consortium, and neither is perfect,
although I’ve witnessed more impactful (show stopper) bugs on the Aruba.
When you are the market leader by 3:1, it makes sense that you’re going to see
more posts about code quality. You’ll also have more people
Really Bruce? LOL
Thank you for the advice, but I for one will stick with class-leading/unique
technology innovations in the Cisco stuff, like DBS (dynamic bandwidth
selection), CleanAir, and FRA (Flexible Radio Assignment) just to name a few.
Jeff
On 8/11/16, 4:39 AM, "The EDUCAUSE
On 11 Aug 2016, at 13:39, Osborne, Bruce W (Network Services) wrote:
Perhaps you should consider Aruba Networks / HP Enterprise.
They eliminated "burned-in" licenses on controllers but if you replace
one of them, they will generate licenses for your replacement, at
least in our experience.
On Tue, Aug 09, 2016 at 08:46:28PM +, Jeffrey D. Sessler wrote:
> On limiting the 8510 to 3000 WAPs, and then adding another 8510
> pair. Since the 8500 series are subject to Cisco’s new and
> improved RTU licensing, instead of adding another pair of
> 8510’s, purchase a pair of 8540’s and
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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Wireless Mobility
If you have HA pairs of Cisco 8510s why would you not rely on the failover unit
to be the backup? Were you going to buy two HA pairs for each campus?
We have been using Cisco 8510 HA pairs for a few months now
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To: WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU
Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] Wireless Mobility
We are in the process of setting up new wireless controllers at Binghamton
University. We will be setting up 2 sets of 8540 ha paired controllers on our
main campus and 1 set of 5520 ha paired controllers on
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Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] Wireless Mobility
We are in the process of setting up new wireless controllers at Binghamton
University. We will be setting up 2 sets of 8540 ha paired controllers on our
main campus and 1 set of 5520 ha paired controllers on a satellite campus. This
will be the first
essentially be well-addressed.
Frank
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Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] wireless mobility/roaming architecture/design
Hi All,
With more iphones alike devices coming to campus, IP
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