You're right - darn cool. Quite a bit of features packed into this. It's not an appliance is it? It's just "control" software that's on a dedicated server - that supplies RADIUS, 802.1x, etc..
I'll take the paper if it is not much of a hassle. Thanks! I'm doing the Cisco SWAN dive right now.. ;-) Regards, Brian **-----Original Message----- **From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] **[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael Shanafelt **Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 1:20 PM **To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] **Subject: RE: [SOCALWUG] Cisco's WLAN Solution Engine (WLSE) ** **I'm hoping to get one in August or September. I saw a demo *of *it and it looked pretty sweet. The items I remember: ** **1, The ability to push out firmware to all APs. **2, It constantly monitors the network and adjusts AP power to **prevent interference. **3, You can load floorplan maps into the device and then **perform a site survey based on where you placed the APs. The **device then creates a map of coverage area & weak spots. **4, If one AP goes down, the device can up the power on nearby **APs to make up for the one that went down temporarily. ** **I have a data sheet on it somewhere if you would like a copy. ** **-Mike ** **-----Original Message----- **From: Brian Cilley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] **Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 3:32 PM **To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] **Subject: [SOCALWUG] Cisco's WLAN Solution Engine (WLSE) ** **Hey, was wondering if someone could give me a high level **overview of this offering? Have you used it? Is it friendly? **Do you still use it? How about competitors? Etc.. ** **Thanks! ** **Brian **
