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> Howdy -
>
> So if I deploy smartbridges in my network and then someday I have
> to replace an access point, as far as I can see, _all_ smartbridge
> customers are going to go down and stay down until we can come and
> reconfigure their smartbridge. This is due to it's reliance on the bssid
> of the access point, which I don't directly have control over as it's
> based on that AP's mac address. So an AP failure is no longer a 1 or 2
> hour outage proposal, now it's a 3 or 4 day long ordeal as we work
> overtime running all over hells creations reconfiguring end stations. Is
> there any way to fix the AirBridge so this horror story never has to
> happen?
>

Check the little box marked 'roaming' on the Site Survey tab and it will
associate with any AP with the correct SSID.

> ` Secondly, I've discovered an interesting bug. Using a cisco 350
> access point, if I have an airbridge and a wet11 associated, if I enable
> rts/cts, the AirBridge malfunctions and begins dropping frames while the
> wet11 just keeps chunking along as if nothing happened. Why is this?
>
> Thirdly, I hate it's stupid IP stack. It can't use it's default
> gateway, which means that if you talk to the device, you have to have an
> ip address in the same range as the device, which in my network is almost
> impossible to do (clients are on public nets and radios/infrasturcture
> equipment is on private ip's). Is this problem scheduled for a fix anytime
> soon? I would love to begin polling these devices via snmp and charting
> their stats.
>

Check 'Wireless' as the Primary Port on the Advanced tab and set the gateway
correctly and you can manage them from anywhere.

>
> Thanks.
>

Mark Radabaugh
Amplex
(419) 720-3635


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