In some buildings- particularly precast concrete apartments- on our campus, the
loss on 5 GHz signal can be pronounced versus 2.4. Like to the point where 5 is
non-existent and 2.4 will support almost full data rate. But this effect varies
wildly across our other building types.
Here is one of
Phillipe-
Good summary. On the topic of Eduroam- any sense of real demand and usage for
the service?
Thanks-
Lee
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Another question- are you using DHCP proxy in the controllers?
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Is not the first time this topic has been put out there, but the semester
opening once again pushes it out front and center.
Has anyone found a supportable, comfortable way to squeeze hundreds of $40
wireless printers into your carefully designed and tuned 802.1x-auth/secure
residential WLANs?
Wondering if anyone else is seeing or thinking that the RRM in 7.0.98.0 might
be too aggressively turning power down?
I have no hard proof, but a growing body of anecdotal evidence.
Thanks-
Lee
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Thanks, Paul- how dense is your deployment, and did you hit on this by trial
and error or Cisco recommendation?
-Lee
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, and
learned anything about them that can be shared?
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unreachable. We're checking our edge configs to see if
we block the non-80/443 protocols.
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that their stuff is actually used away
from AirPort bases stations- evidently that's our problem to deal with.
-Lee
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We have one case seen earlier this year. I do like the idea of simply blocking
it as Macintoshes can be annoying enough to support without this sort of
foolishness at work.
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Wow- that's one to get a picture of!
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We have three cases of Droid smartphones that worked wonderfully on our
802.1x/WPA2 WLAN on Android 2.1 operating system. Since going to 2.2 with the
devices, getting them to connect to the secure wireless network is almost
impossible. Open networks are OK.
Anyone else seeing this?
-Lee
So far, is just the Motorola Droid ( not the Incredible, Stupendous, or Totally
Rad).
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on your
current traffic with a/g to try to guess what 11n might do to the same
controllers...
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I'll stick my neck out a bit on this. We do not use DAS, but I do understand
the intrigue. If I simply had to provide best-effort signal in a given area and
didn't really care about data rate, DAS would interest me. But I'd need a lot
of convincing to accept that it can reliably support the
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Apple has dropped prices on their AppleTV, and we're wondering if it will end
meaning anything in the grand scheme from the WLAN support perspective. The
unit itself can get network connectivity via Ethernet or wireless (probably not
Enterprise security, but I don't know that), and users can
Here's the backdrop for my questions:
For 802.1x authentication on the WLAN, we use PEAP w/ MS-CHAPv2, against our AD
environment. This works wonderfully and always has.
The rub- we have a set of users not in AD- they are in our ED (LDAP). I'll
thank you not to ask why.
These LDAP credential
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Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] Active Directory and LDAP at the same time. Or... just
LDAP with 802.1x.
Here's the backdrop for my questions:
For 802.1x
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Thanks, Jeroen.
I'll start looking into whether Cisco ACS can do multiple EAP types on single
network, and if they even support TTLS/PAP. I've not put a lot of time into
this, but the feedback on the list has been very helpful (as always).
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It's a good point that we haven't had to deal with yet. When we first got into
802.1x, the mandate on this end was either pretty clear or foolishly
incomplete: AD would be the end-all for us. PEAP and MS-CHAPv2 have been a
great fit for native supplicants on Windows and Mac, and we like the
Makes you glad it's all standards-based, eh?
-Lee
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Some things that may help:
- disable IPv6 settings on clients
- make sure Apple users are on latest code version
- make sure massive windows/java updates are not going on at time of
trouble. These can hide but make performance crawl.
Lee H. Badman
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Can anyone comment on using Exalt bridges, and especially the r5005 for
point-to-point links? Cisco is now selling this model and with promised
throughputs of 160 Mbps at a price that's not that far from the 1400 series, it
does have me interested.
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TAC says they've not seen this, so I'm wondering if anyone else has?
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Lee
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Remember too that bars can be misleading. Multiple SSIDs from the same AP at
the same strength often show different bars- this alone can generate help desk
calls. Refresh the view a view times, and the bars may change. Different
clients calculate and show RSSI (which contributes to the bars
Please reference: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-20020539-94.html
Anyone contemplating useful ways of employing this, policy re-writes to ban it
(perhaps in admin areas), or anything in between?
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Back to fundamentals... I can't find much of technical specifics on the
Coachcomm Tempest NG beyond that they use frequency hopping in 2.4 GHz and are
not impacted by other nearby wireless devices, by their claims. That is not to
say they are claiming to not interfere WITH other things (that I
Julian-
What generation of Wi-Fi do you use with your DAS (11a/g/n)? Do you find that
perceived and or actual measured network performance changes with the DAS
versus stock antennas?
-Lee Badman
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You may have a hard time locating a solution that sits well with the FCC and
other regulatory agencies, even if you can find something that promises to meet
the goal.
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I didn't say this... use a dummy AP at higher power with same SSID in the room.
I don't know who said that.
- The Lone Stranger
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You make an excellent point. I also teach part time, but would be my own worst
student. Unless the material is absolutely riveting and the instructor totally
engaging, I easily get bored to the point of daydreaming. Connectivity helps me
either productively screw off or to get closer to the
Hello-
Wondering if anyone is using MobileIron to manage and secure mobile devices on
campus?
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We've opted to use Cisco's latest Blue Laser of Punishment technology to
vaporize those who would tamper with our APs. It's a bit controversial, but we
figure after the first person is zapped, everyone else will get the point.
Blue lasers can be seen at around 1:35 into this high-quality
We did have a request from tailgaters to provide signal in a couple of lots for
pre-game festivities- they like to watch ESPN3, etc. As an experiment, we were
able to leverage the back of bleachers for mounting and had a very conveniently
located press box to feed access points with high-gain
We've recently moved from our venerable Cisco ACS 3.3.3 to ACS 5.1.
Since the move, on our 802.1x WPA2 network, we get occasional and not easily
replicated user issues on either authentication or fast reauthentication (PEAP
w/ MSCHAPv2) where ACS shows:
client sent result TLV indicating
Would be nice to somehow get all of us in higher ed facing the wireless
printing dorm challenge to petition the likes of HP to have them work with us
for a solution that works for both users and admins...
-Lee
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We've recently moved from our venerable Cisco ACS 3.3.3 to ACS 5.1.
Since the move, on our 802.1x WPA2 network, we get
Wondering if anyone is kicking tires yet on Wi-Fi direct products? There aren't
many of them out yet as of last time I checked, but I'm pondering if this might
provide any help in any way for dorm environments and personal printers.
And- for what it's worth...
We have found that the Nook Color
Running Android 2.2? Known issue on the OS itself. Lots of chatter online. Like
the following:
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/android/thread?tid=7f71ff06702e39e1
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We're about to take the campus wireless into some new areas and getting some
concern voiced about possible negative impact on both noble gas and IR
spectrometers. Before I start researching a defense, has anyone else already
been down this road?
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If your libraries are anything like ours, I wouldn't get overly hung up on
bookshelves as permanent objects- we se frequent rearranging. A bit denser
deployment is worth it to not have to redesign everytime shelves move.
Regards-
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One add- these are 3G/Wi-Fi models, actually with both radios on- in the NYC
area, if that makes any difference.
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I do agree- this one is quite nice. But to clarify, I'm looking for a non-Java
tool that can be run inside our network, that doesn't require going off to the
Internet as speedtest.net does.
-Lee
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a non-Java speedtest utility locally (not on the Internet) that
they can recommend?
I am aware of the Visualware app that works on iDevices- not a good fit for a
couple of reasons. Ideally would be a simple URL-based utility for handhelds.'
Thanks-
Lee Badman
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I'll do it for $1500 a floor!
-Lee
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There are lots of discussions like this online:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2599544 where it happens with
enterprise and home networks alike.
in our case Apple didn't hesitate to tell us to go to 4.3. I was in the same
location witha pre-4.3 iPad for almost 24 hours and
We have a couple of spots where ductwork-laden soffits and similar made being
in the hallway a bad choice, and so we moved into student rooms where
necessary. But as a rule, we stay in common spaces.
Bear in mind- for highly accurate location services, the down the middle
design approach is
When we looked into it, the bus company wasn't interested as they can't do
every bus and rotate the busses that get used on campus. Also, our commutes are
pretty short in general. And... The growing number of smartphones does make it
less interesting of an idea.
-Lee Badman
, but it very well could be something with
the LLTD (Microsoft's Link Layer stuff) for all I know.
Has anyone else experienced this somewhat random condition, and bothered to try
to nail down what is happening when it occurs?
Thanks very much-
Lee
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Apologies to the double posting for those of you on both lists.
My blog here says it all:
http://www.networkcomputing.com/wireless/learning-to-be-a-twit.php I'm seeing
clients want to use Twitter to gripe or cry for help in ways that traditionally
should/would result in trouble tickets.
We
I have never, ever liked the Cisco guest portal. We had specific guest
requirements, and engaged Bluesocket. They worked with us to give us exactly
what we wanted in function, and it is quite elegant for a university setting.
Contact me if you'd like more information.
-Lee Badman
, it is worth remembering
that 300 Mbps data rate is moot to a certain point.
I'm just sayin...
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the
military?
(I was Air Force- 10 + years for me- this would have made perfect sense to me
in that environment).
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support.
Love your show,
Bewildered in Upstate
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This condition got to be so bad for us on 6.0.199.4 code in certain buildings
that I had scheduled AP reboots nightly. Got better after going to 7 code, but
was maddening and Cisco was of little help.
You are certainly not unique in this condition.
Lee Badman
Have you figured out how large of an area is being affected?
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.
Thanks-
Lee Badman
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Thanks, Tim- I have been following the Inveneo initiatives, and they are
certainly interesting.
-Lee
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more. At the same time, you don't have to go broke buying a decent support
platform either.
Cheers-
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, in the form of satisfaction or disappointment.
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It would also be interesting to know what a channel amounts to for this system.
A lot of utility stuff is 1 MHz wide channel.
-Lee Badman
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I've played with the outdoor mesh part of Cisco controller based wireless, but
not in prod- tapping streetlight power, figuring out how to mount on poles that
don't necessarily want thinks mounted on them, etc. For those who gone the
real mesh route in outdoor areas on campus- especially with
One of my long running beefs with controller based systems is that data rates
settings are per controller. Would be nice to be able to set the two APs I
might need for scanners to 11b rates, while letting the other 498 do no less
than 5.5.
Perhaps I want too much... Sigh. This technology
Hi Bruce-
Your confusion is justified. Though I was at the Aruba conference, I am a Cisco
customer. I should have put a finer point on my lament- I wish ALL
controller-based wireless systems allowed for per AP settings like data rate
variances.
:)
Lee
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having all rates enabled would have an impact on
your system. That is, very small chance of distant clients, and enough
AP's to ensure that the 1/10 of 1% B clients have little to no impact.
Jeff
Lee H Badman lhbad...@syr.edu 5/31/2011 4:20 PM
One of my long running beefs with controller
Just to chime in the topic of restricting traffic- bear in mind that
applications like Facetime and synching things like Documents to Go between
iPads and PCs do get impacted by what my seem like otherwise good segregation
methodology. This can be the source of much consternation.
From: The
Reference
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/11/03/10/inside_mac_os_x_10_7_lion_airdrop_local_file_sharing.html
or other similar articles on this file sharing feature.
I'm assuming it does dynamic ad hoc networking between Lion clients under the
covers, but not sure quite what it means to
Would be nice if Apple updated Bonjour or ditched it and got with the fact that
enterprise networks are not built on Airports and single subnets...
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Ryan-
Do you feel there has been any real value to OSU, or any downside?
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you have anyway, you can off load some
of their data to their pipe.
-d
On Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 12:16 PM, Lee H Badman
lhbad...@syr.edumailto:lhbad...@syr.edu wrote:
Ryan-
Do you feel there has been any real value to OSU, or any downside?
Thanks-
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, Wireless
Office of the Chief Information Officer
The Ohio State University
614-292-9906tel:614-292-9906 holland@osu.edumailto:holland@osu.edu
Submit a Kudos to an OCIO
employee!http://www.surveygizmo.com/s/514095/giveociokudos
On Jul 21, 2011, at 1:08 PM, Lee H Badman wrote
times the
range! Tastes great! Less filling!) which is fine, if you are willing to live
with it. Wireless is a technology where it’s hard to have it all at the exact
same instant in time, and it’s even harder to explain why this is the case to
people.
One man’s opinion on a hot day.
-Lee
Lee H
Does anyone who has gone down the ATT We'll be your WiFi service in your
stadium! road feel like entertaining questions off list?
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Lee Badman
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This was brought to my attention this morning: http://preyproject.com
Has anyone used it? Feedback?
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There is a support community at
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/prey-security it's hard to tell if the
complaints are legitimate reflections on the software, or user error issues.
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the power, but it comes with trade-offs.
I guess I'm wondering how much of the Ruckus advantages are philosophical
(simply use less APs at higher power to cover same space) and how much is
technical wizardry.
Thanks-
Lee Badman
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-Lee
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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Ruckus
Yes, we ran both systems at max power to allow for greatest range; our
densities in some lecture halls were over 150 active users for one array.
Ruckus provides a link to Tom's Hardware Guide that has done some extensive
testing
impressive and three weeks in, we're quite happy so far.
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Excellent information, Harry- Thanks. I have a feeling Cisco cringes to read
that 3500 APs were tested with 4402s instead of 5508 controllers
Known apple bug.
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Is that posted somewhere? How is it known that it is known?
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Known apple bug
Lee, I was the one that submitted that bug id. I know their database knows
about it, but I'm less confident that Apple engineers know about it. I guess we
will see with the next 10.7 update that comes out. . .
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On Sep 1, 2011, at 10:25 PM, Lee H Badman
Don't think me too daffy for asking... does anyone know if Cisco's big honkin'
1500 access points can mesh with/to/from the likes of 1130s?
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At the risk of being seen as shameless in self-promotion, I just wrote a brief
piece about Extreme Networks Snap On WiFi (built on Motorola under the hood)
Altitude 4511. If you buy into the philosophy, and under the right conditions I
would, no additional wiring needed beyond the Cat 5 already
that both the wireless client experience and system admin halves of
the equation were a good fit with the rest of my IT environment (auth, NAC,
quarantine, etc) and that scaling to my ultimate largest would be OK before
signing.
Lee H. Badman
(In this case, Network Computing Magazine blogger
Does anyone else have Ticket Master scanners in use, wirelessly checking
tickets for validity at your sporting venues that also have your campus
wireless in the facility?
Are you running with Ticket master's own WLAN as a competing wireless island
alongside yours, or were you able to adapt
Thanks everyone. Marcelo and Caroline- have you found that giving up a channel
is problematic to your own system? I'm guessing you don't have real dense
deployments in the facilities?
Again- thanks for the dialogue.
-Lee
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Still supporting 1 Mbps for this, by chance?
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Administrator
The Masters School
Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
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WIRELESS
also happily do
WPA2/AES (enterprise).
Of course, that doesn’t help with all of the toys that show up only able to do
WPA-pre-share... sigh.
Lee H. Badman
Wireless/Network Engineer
Information Technology and Services
Adjunct Instructor, iSchool
Syracuse University
315 443-3003
hundreds of clients individually to see what they are at. Has anyone
found any sort of data rate trending/reporting mechanism to use as you turn off
legacy rates?
Regards-
Lee Badman
Lee H. Badman
Wireless/Network Engineer
Information Technology and Services
Adjunct Instructor, iSchool
the
information that you are looking for.
Karl
From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv
[WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU] on behalf of Lee H Badman
[lhbad...@syr.edu]
Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 1:25 PM
To: WIRELESS-LAN
for our needs that our big honkin'
WLAN architecture couldn't come close to solving.
-Lee
Lee H. Badman
Wireless/Network Engineer
Information Technology and Services
Adjunct Instructor, iSchool
Syracuse University
315 443-3003
From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv
Using the power of the Interweb, I see that a number of schools have Italian
campuses. Do any of you provide support for your Italian centers, have you done
(or coordinated) any installation work of wired or wireless networks at them,
and would you be willing to field questions off list on the
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