Has anyone had experience with outsourcing their WiFi infrastructure to Apogee,
or perhaps explored this option? Interested in any information you may have.
Andy
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Hi Andy,
Apogee provides all the WiFi infrastructure for our Res Halls here at Tarleton
State University. We are very happy with the service and the support they
provide. Internally, we are a Cisco shop but Apogee is using an Aruba
solution. We were impressed with both the speed and ease
I'm curious to hear how folks are handling APs in their dorms including
with outside contractors like Apogee? Are you able to put APs in the
dorm room themselves or are you restricted to the hallways? How do you
protect the APs from normal student wear and tear?
Kitri Waterman
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We are able to put APs in rooms if we wanted, but opted to put them in hallways
to limit the amount we would need to deploy, as well as making replacements
easier. We will occasionally put an access point in a room if we have to, but
it not typically necessary.
We have been lucky so far,
We did a pilot this semester with an Aruba AP with extra wired ports on the AP
in every room. So far so good. The AP's are on a list of items that is
checked at the end of the semester. If they are missing or damaged by the
student then they are responsible. So far the only issues are them
On 10/31/2013 6:53 PM, Andy Page wrote:
We are able to put APs in rooms if we wanted, but opted to put them in
hallways to limit the amount we would need to deploy, as well as
making replacements easier. We will occasionally put an access point
in a room if we have to, but it not typically
I've found that now that students live and die by wireless, self preservation
keeps them from touching the access points. We've had them in our dorms for
close to 10 years, and haven't had any vandalized yet.
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Kitri
We also started with hallway deployments, but have had the same experience with
the controllers basing their settings on an open environment. So into the
rooms the APs go...
-Chris
On Oct 31, 2013, at 7:04 PM, Jeff Kell jeff-k...@utc.edu wrote:
On 10/31/2013 6:53 PM, Andy Page wrote:
We
We haven't had too much trouble with hallway deployments, but I make sure to
keep a close eye on channel utilization and make manual adjustments as needed.
Andy
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