On 9 December 2014 at 10:27, Richard Savage <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi > > Im currently looking at some high density Wifi to support greater than > 500 users per AP, probably looking in the region of 1 to 2 thousand per AP. > To be more helpful (and prevent rants and irrelevance) can you provide a bit more info - what are you really trying to do? In some cases, anyone who has done a conference-style event for a few hundred people may be able to provide great info and tips. In other cases, you may need a team of consultants for a few months. eg: One off event or permanent site? Describe the site a bit if you can - size, construction, where the users will be, for how long, stationary or moving? What do they want, what do they expect? Types of traffic expected/allowed? Failover and business criticality issues? Also, why so few APs? Are they taxed or rare or something we don't know ? (*) (* reason for asking so bluntly is the physics tend to suggest running lots of APs with limited range each may be better than one or two APs for everything. Otherwise, there would only be one global AP for the entire planet and it would be fine for everyone, everywhere, all the time, no matter what. The concept really *is* that simple most of the time, though there are sometimes exceptions in very special cases) -- sent via Gmail web interface, so please excuse my gross neglect of Netiquette
