I’m very interested to see how this 1) gets enforced and 2) litigated. My
curiousity comes from the practicality of enforcing anything to do with your
example #1 from below.
-dan
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Dan Brisson
Network Engineer
University of Vermont
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I have found with Cisco’s 1810Ws that we can get more than one room.
Obviously, this depends greatly on building construction, but we can typically
get at least 3 rooms covered with one Access Point. It’s really not that much
more than deploying the larger APs. I am looking at between 2-3x nu
Wow…that is dense. Are you using RRM for power levels? In our new dorm that’s
full of 1810Ws I’m seeing the 5ghz radios set themselves to power levels 5-7,
meanwhile the 2.4ghz radios are at about the same. I’m planning to turn off
the majority of 2.4 radios, but not sure I like how low the 5
I would also mention that we had historically wall mounted APs for various
reasons. We have since moved to either a) right angle wall mount or b) drop
ceiling T-bar mount, when available.
If you’d like info on what right angle brackets we’re using, let me know. I
don’t have that info handy at
Hi Bryan,
This doesn’t answer your question, but I thought I’d mention that we ended up
going with the 2800 series APs instead of the 3800s. Historically we’ve stayed
in the 3000 series but for the differences between the 2800 and 3800, we
thought the 2800 was enough for our environment.
Hit
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Googling a bit has yielded the possible explanation that there may not be
enough space in flash.
I’m trying
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Jeff,
I have an AP at my desk that is failing to install the “backup” image….here’s
the console output
ven’t noticed the issue so much during operations
but some software upgrades AP’s were like that. Heaps of AP’s showing the wrong
backup image, thanks for the tip, will give it a try.
First noticed on 3602is’. Hasn’t been a major problem but noticable
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Jason Cook
Technology Services
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Wanted to report that we also started seeing APs lose their hostname (and some
lose their entire minds) around the time we went to 8.2. I just got off the
phone with one of our techs who physically rebooted an AP and I’m now waiting
to see if it will come back. When the AP is in the “bad state
Just Flexconnect for wired ports. Wireless still centrally switched.
-dan
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On Feb 15, 2017, at 1:02 PM, Lee H Badman
mailto:lhbad...@syr.edu>> wrote:
Hmmm. The Meraki 30H wallplate AP maps it's ports to SSIDs and not VLANs.
Wondering if same oddb
Kevin,
We used these for the Torx screws on the 1810Ws:
https://www.amazon.com/Mini-Torx-Security-Screwdriver-Tool/dp/B01BG8P2Q6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1469121273&sr=8-1&keywords=tr6+torx+security+screwdriver
They work great.
We have not used any locks. Our 1810Ws are going into student rooms
We are seeing the switch ports used, mainly for gaming devices like Xboxes or
for gaming PCs, but that's it.
Since our jacks are directly to the left or right of the door at about hip
level, the ports are definitely accessible.
-dan
Dan Brisson
Network Engineer
University of Vermont
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Good info…thanks, John!
I did want to mention that for our 1810Ws, we are enabling the LAN ports so the
students can plug in wired devices. We had to go through a couple different
iterations of how that was going to work due to the fact that we wanted those
ports to drop out on the building wi
We've deployed around 150 or so in one complex although we're fortunate to have
them mounted just to the left or right of the door at about waist level. Still
have the concerns about getting knocked around with furniture, but so far so
good.
Hopefully the DNS discovery issues have been resolve
Yes, the flexible radio design is definitely interesting. I’m interested to
see how it plays out in terms of shuffling clients between APs based on what
radio is available.
I wanted to ask…have you considered the 702W for your res halls? It really
seems to be the way to go in terms of creatin
Same here. I’ve played around with Ekahau. It has some nice features and a
slightly different approach, but I’m so used to walking around with AirMagnet
that I stayed with it.
-dan
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Dan Brisson
Network Engineer
University of Vermont
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