On our campus wireless is always expected every where, whether in theater
halls, parking lots, classrooms or outside walking between buildings. The
students expectation at times is unrealistic, when it gets to off campus
apartments in the neighborhood. Put it in while you’re doing the planning
You'd think this would be pretty straight forward, but with the codes for
elevators and life safety you might not be able to get a cable in the wiring
bundle for the car. Or if you can, will the cable take the constant bending and
unbending... the Aruba airheads talked about 2 different options
We’ve installed a fair amount of outdoor wireless and tried to take advantage
of existing mounting points or designed them into new work on Campus. We use a
mix of poles that have our emergency phones and cameras, the sides of
buildings, or in parking lots installed poles specifically for outdo
We’ve used a lot more of the hospitality models than standard access
points, for us, 225’s. We try to put one in each student’s room for a double
or a single. It gives their 10 or so devices a home, and provides wired
interfaces if they want/ need to use them. This also provides decent c
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Chuck, we're in the exact same situation as you and not only do we use the
argument about being the ISP for free public wifi, We use the law enforcement
argument and CALEA where we need to know who's on our campus network in case we
need to track that down for what they're doing once connected o
We're actually about 80% done with a campus wireless refresh using a
combination of Aruba 225's, 103H's ( soon to be replaced with 205H's, and 275's
outside. We've used access points both in rooms/suites and in hallways where
ever our design called for the best coverage with the least am
The legacy license info for EOS/EOL is here:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/wireless/ps5755/ps6301/ps6305/end_of_life_c51-556750.html
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[mailto:WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU] On Behalf Of Moore, Brandon
Sent: Wednesday,
We haven't seen to may of the basic kindle or the nook for that matter, but
after the winter break the kindle fire is everywhere on campus and it is able
to use the WPA2 Enterprise network. I'd be very surprised if Amazon went back
and retooled the kindle's software so it is capable of usin
Jason, thanks for the posting, that was the first we'd heard of eduroam going
to fee based service, we've been using it for a year or so and it's been very
helpful, but I'm not sure it's going to be worth $2500 a year to have it.
Internet2 will be collecting the fees for non-members and turn the
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
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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 4:52 PM
To: WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU
Subject: Re: [WIRELESS
We’re in the middle of rewiring our entire campus and building out new
data closets, upgrading fiber and switching. In our ResHalls we moved to an
hotel model type wireless access point, one per room that has a couple of wired
connections on the bottom of it to plug devices into. In rewiri
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