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Subject: Re: Interference in dorms.
I would have agreed with Neil if this conversation was happening several years
ago. Today however, is 2.4Ghz anything other than for low-performance
low-bandwidth and/or legacy devices? That is, at least o
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frey Sessler [mailto:j...@scrippscollege.edu]
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2011 2:49 PM
Subject: Re: Interference in dorms.
I would have agreed with Neil if this conversation was happening several years
ago. Today however, is 2.4Ghz anything other than for low-performance
low-bandwidth and/or legacy dev
...@uiowa.edu>>
Subject: Re: Interference in dorms.
Be careful disabling 2 mbps. We were told at the Cisco conference in a
wireless class just last week that the Wiis require 2mbps to successfully find
and join the wireless network. I have not personally verified this, but the
source is re
Our view is that in order to provide a consistent, high quality, wireless
experience that students pay for and depend upon, we have to limit
interference. We prohibit interfering devices and enforce. We do make a
concerted effort to get the word out to students on this even before they even
arr
Have any of you added a section to orientation that discusses the problem of
interference and did it have good results.
YES, mixed results.
Did any of you do a poster campaign with good results or did you issue a
Faraday cage to each student to store their stuff in (yes that was a joke)
YES on t
Be careful disabling 2 mbps. We were told at the Cisco conference in a
wireless class just last week that the Wiis require 2mbps to
successfully find and join the wireless network. I have not personally
verified this, but the source is reliable...
-Rick
On 7/21/2011 12:58 PM, Johnson, Neil M
Currently we're addressing this issue by installing the 3500 series Cisco Clean
Air Access Points in all of our dorms and increasing the number of APs in the
dorms while we do it. These access points do interference detection and will
map it in Cisco WCS. I have a feeling it's probably going t
