I would be interested in any feedback on the upgrades to WCS 4.2 as well. Any
gotchas or heads up would be appreciated.
Lee - Could you please describe for me the One Touch Process you mention? I
am not sure of what you are refering to.
Thanks
Chip Greene
Senior Network Specialist
From what we were told by Cisco - you will no longer have to remove the old
and then install the new. All version from 4.2 on will be a single install
and will remove the old for you.
todd
Todd Joyce
Network Services
Radford University - The Smart Choice
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(540) 831-
Sounds familiar. Here's the help doc we've created at UT Austin for
Leopard dot1x config:
http://www.utexas.edu/its/support/topics/leopard/restricted.php
-Charles
Charles E. Spurgeon / UTnet
UT Austin ITS / Networking
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On Thu, Nov 01, 2007 at 10:53:45AM -0400,
Bentley, Douglas wrote:
We had quite a few issues moving forward with 4.2.62. If you have configuration issues after upgrading to 4.2.62 - DON'T - try to load a backup config file from 4.xxx code to the new 4.2.62 WLCs. I made this error and put 5 - WLCs (2.5 WiSMs) back to the install wizard.
Doug,
Thanks for the posting.
I thought that each WLC on a WiSM can download 10 APs at a time. In
4.1.185.0 code we typically see 9 APs being download at a time when
doing a bulk AP upgrade to LWAPP. On our 1230 APs the download seems
to take approx 1.5 to 2 minutes.
It sounds like you are
We are using AutoConnect from idEngines. We deploy it though an open SSID and
captive portal, but you can deploy it as a standalone executable if you prefer.
Using the captive portal, AutoConnect uses Java or ActiveX to configure
wireless settings, so there aren't many browsers it won't work
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At 09:12 -0500 11/02/2007, Julian Y. Koh wrote:
At Northwestern, we wrote one for WindowsXP.
Whoops, forgot URL:
http://www.it.northwestern.edu/oncampus/wireless/wireless-connections/
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At 09:30 -0400 11/02/2007, Nathan Hay wrote:
We are researching ways to automate the creation of our SSID on a
student's laptop via a script of some kind.
At Northwestern, we wrote one for WindowsXP. Mac OS X is easy enough to set
up that we didn't
http://www.engl.co.uk/products/zwlancfg/
Would that do the trick? Just create a .bat file on a thumb drive.
Justin Dover
Harpeth Hall School
615-346-0082
The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv
WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU on Friday, November 02, 2007 at 8:55 AM
-0500
We took a crack at this. What we found was that it is quite easy to do
with Vista, but the variety of Vendor OEM wireless managers in use for
XP and some nasty XP spyware frequently interfered with the tool. We are
under the recent impression that the iD-Engines product has had a better
success
Nathan / all,
I've posted this here before. Aruba wrote a wifi config tool for
windows SP1 and SP2 that should let you do what you want. There is a
new version out for those who tried the last one I sent out.
Version Number: 1.1
Date: 04/03/2007
It is free so e-mail me off-line and I will
Nathan,
Check out a company called idEngines, they have an autoconnect feature in their
product that may be configured in many ways to auto configure clients for wired
and wireless networking.
John
John V. Duran
University of New Mexico
Network Analyst
ITS/Network Communications/Data
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At 10:00 -0500 11/02/2007, Hector J Rios wrote:
Julian,
Would you be willing to share the .au script?
I'm sure we would. Send requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Comment:
I don't suppose you could elaborate on your help SSID. For instance, how
does the redirection work? Is this like a captive portal type of page only
the page just redirects to your registration/download system? We have been
looking for ways to get our help site out to the students but we realize
We are researching ways to automate the creation of our SSID on a
student's laptop via a script of some kind. Our technicians would pop
in a flash drive, run the script from it, and the SSID with the needed
802.1X settings would be created. This would also serve as a way to
refresh the
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