Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Best Wireless Solution for Residence Hall Rooms

We have had great results using the Extreme AP3912s. You can get more than one room with an AP. I do plan with ekahau, but the below pattern emerges a lot. [AP][NO][NO][AP][NO][NO] -Hallway--- [NO][NO][AP][NO][NO][AP] Greg Briggs Network Manager Pacific Lutheran University

Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Particulars about Aruba bracket JY705A AP-200-MNT-W3

No, we did not make the video available publically. I am not sure the person who made the video would be comfortable with it being publicly available; I can ask him if there is interest or I can ask if I can send it to individuals. Amel Caldwell University of Washington UW-IT Wi-Fi Network

RE: [WIRELESS-LAN] Particulars about Aruba bracket JY705A AP-200-MNT-W3

Amel, I actually was referring to the JY706A AP-220-MNT-W3. In the 200 series APs, we have only purchased the 22X models for indoor use. I thought all of the 2XX indoor APs used the same mount and didn’t realize there is a JY705A, as well as a JY706A. Is the video you refer to publically

Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Particulars about Aruba bracket JY705A AP-200-MNT-W3

I didn't have to dismantle it. I did find the part you push in doesn't pop right out with the weaker springs and i had to play with it to get it out and secure. I've mounted them to both gang boxes and box eliminators. Mike Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S8, an AT 4G LTE smartphone

RE: [WIRELESS-LAN] Particulars about Aruba bracket JY705A AP-200-MNT-W3

FWIW, disassembly makes it sound more complicated than it is. It comes as two separate pieces, so it really only requires assembly. And the ability to rotate the mounting plate relative to the back box can be handy. I actually prefer the two-piece design. There will be a little fumbling the

Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Particulars about Aruba bracket JY705A AP-200-MNT-W3

I started to respond thinking you were referring to the AP-220-MNT-W3 and then I remembered that the 200 series uses their own. We had a rough time when the AP-220-MNT-W3 came out and worked with Aruba to fix the slide mechanism and to get a usable patch cord with them. One of our techs

RE: Particulars about Aruba bracket JY705A AP-200-MNT-W3

Thanks Mike! I'm most worried about having to disassemble the mount to mount it, followed by reassembling it after it's mounted. From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv [mailto:WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU] On Behalf Of Michael Cole Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Re: Particulars about Aruba bracket JY705A AP-200-MNT-W3

I have some of the w3 mounts.. they're very close to the w2s but white, about 1/2 the depth, and not a rigid. The mechanism that moves is a little different, and it's harder to push in the part that moves. I can get you a few pic's tomorrow if that helps you our. Mike

RE: Particulars about Aruba bracket JY705A AP-200-MNT-W3

Paul, Do you have a way to share pictures? We've started ordering these because the W2 mounts were discontinued and in the pictures, they look just like the W2s did. If they are this complex, we may need to have a discussion with a product manager. Thanks, Brad From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless

Particulars about Aruba bracket JY705A AP-200-MNT-W3

Hi All, I wanted to share our first look at the JY705A AP-200-MNT-W3. The slide latch is on a plate that comes out of the main body of the mount and until it's removed that plate obscures the screw holes we would typically use to attach the mount to the mud plates with two machines screws.

RE: Cisco Prime Switch Port Trace

Christina, I don't really use this functionality but I read this sentence in the config guide for it which might shed some light on why a trunk is needed: A rogue client connected to the rogue access point information is used to track the switch port to which the rogue access point is

Cisco Prime Switch Port Trace

All, I have been asked to prioritize rogue AP detection. We already have Auto Switch Port Trace feature enabled, but I discovered today why it hasn't been working. According to the Cisco documentation, "Switch port configuration—Trunking switch ports must be correctly configured. Switch

Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Question regarding the support of WiFi Calling and texting

Yep, our juniper just sees this stuff as IPsec. It looks like it in wireshark too. Hard to tell what it is until you see the destination IP is T-Mo or whoever. On Wed, Oct 25, 2017 at 11:17 Tim Tyler wrote: > Thomas, > > I can’t point you to a specific document they have, but

RE: [WIRELESS-LAN] Question regarding the support of WiFi Calling and texting

Thomas, I can’t point you to a specific document they have, but I can share my summary ticket with PaloAlto on the matter. Tier one had no idea. It took Tier two to inform me of the differences in their platforms. Ultimately, I created an ingress policy for ipsec-esp application-default.

[WIRELESS-LAN] Up-coming EDUCAUSE Annual Conference reminders & Session Leader Opportunity

Everyone: This is the last message I'll be sending out before the Annual Conference next week. Just to reiterate 2 things.. If you are planning on attending the conference and would like to co-lead the Wireless-LAN Session with Charles Rumford (UPenn), send me an email or give me a call. My

RE: [WIRELESS-LAN] Question regarding the support of WiFi Calling and texting

Tim, Do you have anything with a link to this information from Palo Alto’s perspective? Ie. which protocols and such. From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv [mailto:WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU] On Behalf Of Tim Tyler Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2017 11:08 AM To:

RE: Best Wireless Solution for Residence Hall Rooms

I sent Chris a wireless design presentation we made a couple of years ago. We also use the Aruba ASE RF Optimization and Deployment Models https://ase.arubanetworks.com/solutions/id/75 Bruce Osborne Senior Network Engineer Network Operations - Wireless (434) 592-4229 LIBERTY UNIVERSITY