Hi there gang
Do any of you know where I can get comparisons between the aironets and
other vendors ?
I see they talk about 11 channels (US&Japan) & 13 channels (ETSI countries)
.
Does this imply that it works like E1 & T1 ? Dividing your bandwidth into
those channels ?
Any help would be apprec
2 Cisco Aironet 340 Series Wireless Access Point. Model Number:
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Question, I have a set of Cisco Aironet wireless bridges that I am
connecting two bldgs with. They are only about 100yds apart. As part of the
bridge diagnostics I can look at "radio strength, which is at 100%", and the
"radio quality, which fluctuates between 40-60%." Is the
Aironet is wireless LAN technology. The channels refer to different
2.4GHz channels, just like you would have on your cordless phone...
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what is the difference between Aironet 340 Bridge and Aironet 340
Workgroup bridge ? What is limitation of workgroup bridges ? As far as I
know they all use same antennaes...
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> Question, I have a set of Cisco Aironet wireles
Hi Guys,
I just heard that we shall be dealing in Cisco Aironet 340 roaming
Has anyone had experience with this ?
I have had a look on the cisco website and i can see it has something to do with
wireless laptops/PC's
just wondered if anyone out there could give me a brief summary o
Anyone could tell me in which occasion I could deploy VPNs (to provide
connectivity to roaming users) instead Cisco Aironet ?
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or 1500 ft. Once
you move into a new base station, it's different bandwidth.
BTW: For those of you who are cisco resellers, there is a special NFR (Not
for Resale) for their Aironet solution in November.
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Dennis,
I've worked with the Aironet 340 wireless bridge, and my experience hasn't
been a joyous one. The wireless bridge is usually used to connect
buildings using an 11mbps spread spectrum radio connection. For around
four months, the airbridge worked nearly flawlessly excep
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Hi Guys,
I just heard that we shall be dealing in Cisco Aironet 340 roaming
Has anyone
90 degrees out of
phase, anyway they work rather well.
Rodgers Moore
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>
> I've worked with the Aironet 340 wireless bri
cell tests, but the FCC
informed us that indeed the cell carrier is capable of interfering with the
bridge since our frequency is unlicensed.
Matthew
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Does anyone know where I can download the Visio stencils for the Aironet
wireless equipment. I have the Cisco stencil pack, but it doesn't include
the Aironet equipment?
Bob Sites
System Engineer, CCNA
Valley Health System, IS Dept.
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Question for you wireless users of Aironet. I have about 10 of these
installed as "bridges only," from bldg to bldg with line of site. I have a
new requirement to hook up a bldg that does not have LOS. I know the
Aironet340 can repeat, but only seen it done inside bldgs as access poi
I found a document to do a Cisco AIR-AP34xE2C external antenna modification.
This modification is to put a high power antenna on a Cisco Aironet. Well,
what I wanted to do, is to use this to broadcast the contents of my server to
my neighborhood. Kinda like a community Intranet. I live in a metro
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Subject:Aironet vs. VPN
Anyone could tell me in which occasion I could deploy VPNs (to provide
connectivity to roaming users
How far are they roaming? Aironet is a LAN solution. You can only go
approximately 150 feet, depending on obstacles.
I might be missing something, but VPNs and Aironet don't even seem to
belong in the same category. Maybe if you tell us more about your
application, we can provide more
A potential employer (an ISP) told me that they need to deploy a project to
enable network access to remote users. He mentioned they are considering
Aironet. Probably the distance is the key factor: if you are in a building
Aironet will provide wireless connectivity.
I mentioned VPNs because I
Never mind.
I see now that they are totally different solutions... sorry.
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> A potential employer (an ISP) told me that they need to deploy a project to
> enable network access to remote users. He mentioned they are considering
> Aironet. Probably the distance is the key factor: if you are in a building
> Aironet
Looks like there is an Aironet broadband product with a range of 25 miles
I suppose this is an ideal condition spec )
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/witc/wt2700/index.shtml
Cisco appears to be positioning this as an alternative to land lines for
business and ISP's. I did not
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I setup a wireless network for our training room
using 15 laptops and a single 340. I get good throughput in the room (60'X40')
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far. I had our vendor and SE from Cisco demo the product and we set up a system
Is anyone using/deployed Cisco's WLAN solution (Aironet)? Good Points and
bad ones. Any other WLAN solution advice appreciated (Lucent, Breezecom). Do
you get a true 11Mbs? What's the range of that 11Mbs? Ect, ect. Thanks in
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Anyone could tell me the diferences between use Router - Modem - Modem Router
& Aironet-Aironet. I mean which case is better.
If I use LAN (10/100Mbps) & Wireless (10Mbs), I don't know How is speed,
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Hi All
I've a Cisco Aironet 340 access point and I have a current association from
the AP to the LAN card in my laptop. However I am not getting a DHCP address
from the LAN which the AP is connected to. I'm using Win 2K and I've read a
URL about the aironet drivers needing to be 1
Dear All,
I am purchasing (2) the Cisco Aironet 1200 and respective outdoor antennas
to connect a remote office across the street, I am wondering if anyone has
done this and has some advice for me..
-Kevin
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Dear All :
I 've test the cisco Aironet 340 .
It 've transmit power drop in NT 4.0, Before, This notebook irq is some
problem.
But, now is ok. I've test other win2000 or win98.. is no this problem.
Any body is same problem ?
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, June 13, 2001 10:46 AM
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Subject: aironet stencils [7:8350]
Does anyone know where I can download the Visio stencils for the Aironet
wireless equipment. I have the Cisco stencil pack, but it doesn't include
the Aironet equipment?
Bob Sites
System Engineer, CCNA
Valley He
uggestion would be R = 1_11 and BR = 1. This will allow your bridges to
pass data accross the spectrum from 1mb - 11mb.
Hope this helps.
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Subject: aironet installation [7:9201]
Question for you wireless users of
Aironet does support repeating outside (bld-to-bld). What's the least
acceptable results are you looking for (2-11 mb theoretically)? If you need
the equivalent of a T1, you can try the high gain antennas. Even though
it's not LOS, you might be able to achieve some good results.
H
I believe Cisco's recommended solution for this is to use 2 bridges in the
intermediate
hop. BldgA -5Miles- BridgeA on tower ---Ethernet--- BridgeB on tower
3Miles BldgB.
Jay Dunn
IPI*GrammTech, Ltd.
http://www.ipi-gt.com
>Question for you wireless users of Aironet
Frequency, Rates,
Basic Rates, Seperation in KM, etc..) Good luck.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks for the input. With the understanding that this will work, I'm
assuming
Greetings all,
Any of you guys running IPX traffic over Cisco's aironet 350? My logon
process is very very slow. I'm wondering if you guys have any idea what
might be causing this latency.
ThanksNabil
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I found a document to do a Cisco AIR-AP34xE2C external antenna modification.
This modification is to put a high powe
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I found a document to do a Cisco AIR-AP34xE2C external antenna modification.
This modification is to put a
I have a aironet wireless 340 card and im running windows 2000 i installed
the drivers and everything and it show the device however i wont pick an ip
address says that cable no attached when i do a ipconfig
has anyone had this problem
what is the .exe that anyone has dowloaded for this card
Will two Cisco Aironet Wireless Access points work through trees? The two
buildings are only 305m apart, but there are trees in between the two
buildings. In winter there are no leaves on the trees, so they have line of
sight, but with leaves in the spring and summer, will it still work?
Can
Hi there
I have worked with these beasts before Cisco decided to buy up the whole
kaboodle (Aironet)
They work well as long as you dont have interference concerning line of
sight .
Sometimes they can really get full of sh.. nonsense in a bridge type
environment .
They have to be line of sight
I have deployed the Aironet Wireless LAN between two of our buildings. The
buildings are 300 yards apart. There is a clear line of site. We have
approx 20 users coming across the line for email, file and print services,
internet access and a few client server apps. The 11mbps is half duplex
I have an Aironet 4800b access point and a couple of client cards.
There have been problems with the new code they are using. They
apparently changed to a new radio and a new OS (VxWorks) when they started
the 4800 series units. One of the biggest problems to my mind is the lack
of any scalable
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I have an Aironet 4800b access point and a couple of client cards.
There have been problems with the new code they are using. They
apparently changed to a new radio and a new OS (VxWorks) when they started
the 4800 series units. One of the bigge
ds. We're getting true
11Mbps at distances of roughly 30-50 meters.
The Lucent & Aironet basestations are considerably more expensive, but offer
more features and functionality. The airport offers pretty good access
control as well. I plan on buying an Airport for the house in a few weeks.
I
The aironet device is slick. I like what I've used so far, we are deploying
it into all thousand of our remote sites. It is pretty expensive though,
and its supposed to move to 100 MB within 12 months, so the technology is
still fairly new, and prices reflect. The device is menu drive
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> The aironet device is slick. I like what I've used so far, we are
deploying
> it into all thou
Title: RE: Review of Cisco Aironet
When I tried it for a couple of weeks we were generally not more than 50 feet from the controller but we lost contact several times. I really like the freedom it provides but I would hate to try to explain the outages to heavy users.
Joe
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> & Aironet-Aironet. I mean which case is better.
> If I use LAN (10/100Mbps) & Wireless (10Mbs), I
> don't know How is speed,
> .
> Pls help me.
> Thanks
> Best Regards
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Aironet WAN Bridges will give you a good throughput of anywhere from 5.5 to
7.5 Mbs depending on your implementations and have been very reliable and
almost no headaches at all. Make sure you do it in the CISCO way. You may
want to invest on two pix501 if you would like to add another level of
e the
bridge. Never had this problem before. Is there something about the 1900's
that the Aironet doesn't like? Anyone have an idea as to what is causing
this?
Bob Sites
System Engineer
Valley Health System, IS Dept.
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set to be static, will the cleint be
able
to get dynamic IP.
4. Is there any integration between the Aironet systems with the barcode
wireless systems which is also Aironet(2Mbps).
5. How to explain on the Beacon receive show on the Aironet program when we
perform signal strength monitoring. Which
What type of throughput does the remote office need? With two 1200 series
access points you can:
a) Run one AP as Root and the other in Repeater mode.
b) Blast the signal across the street with just one AP
I don't think you can bridge with 1200s series APs. You might be better off
buying 350
about 20 users in the remote office..
TIA,
Kevin
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>Reply-To: "Charlie Wehner"
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>Subject: RE: Aironet 1200 [7:59310]
>Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2002 02:07:40 GMT
>
>What type of throughput does the remote office need?
b all the way..
> Isnt the bridge 11a.
> If I have antennas on both sides wont that be enough?
> Please let me know your thoughts..
> there will be about 20 users in the remote office..
>
> TIA,
>
> Kevin
>
>
>
> >From: "Charlie Wehner"
> >Reply-T
You are right.
The 1200's dont support briging as yet, they are just WAP's.
How much bandwidth does the 350 offer?
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> What type of thr
ow.
i will look into the voice aspect later..
TIA,
-Kevin
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Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 1:14 AM
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> You will have to buy 2 wireless bridges.
> The 350 series wireless bridges are 802.11b. 100 milli
ny questions on what
antennas, cables and towers may be appropriate for you just go to cisco.com
tac tools, and aironet antenna calculator. This will tell you how much
distance/throughput/antenna hieght you will need/get.
Question on your voice integration, does the PBX connect directly into an
exter
Exactly..
We have an external CSU/DSU for the PBX..
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> 11 megabit, for 802.11b, so with headers and encryption, 8-9 megabit.
> Weather condition
Hi All,
Recently Installed Aironet 1200 series based wireless LAN,with cisco LEAP
authentication.Now the network works for a couple of days and then doesn't
until I reboot the Access Points or the Cisco 3524-PWR-XL series switch from
which the access points are powered.
Has anybody faced pr
Dear All,
Has anyone try upgrading Wireless Bridge Aironet 350 Firmware?
Would the firmware be different between FCC and ETSI?
I tried to download the firmware from CCO, however the link seems to be
down, and Cisco doesnt seem to differentiate the firmware for FCC and ETSI.
any idea would be
Hi ,
I want to install cisco aironet in an existing environment.
The vendor is telxon.
Is it possible to do that ? Or any known problems ?
cu
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All,
I have a few questions regarding the Aironet 350 workgroup bridges and I
haven't yet found the answers on CCO. I'm connecting building to building
via Aironet.
1. Is the 350 series good for this? From what I can, find the 350 series
appears to be superior to the 340 series
First off I am not familiar with the aironet line!
I have a cable modem (dynamic ip address) connected to a Aironet 350 AP
(AIR-AP352E2C). I am able to get the aironet dynamic ip assigned to the
ethernet interface (from the cable company dhcp servers). I was able to
assign a static ip to the AP
Nabil,
Could be several reasons. IPX is chatty to begin with and this doesn't suit
802.11b well to begin with.
Where are you located versus the Access Point? If you are right on top of
it, you are getting got bandwidth, far away, maybe a megabit.
I currently do ot have any customer running IP
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I have a aironet wireless 340 card and im running windows 2000 i installed
the drivers and everything and it show the device however i wont pick an ip
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Assuming you are talking about a PC card in a laptop, WIN2000 should not
have a problem with the adapter. The message about no link is an indication
the SSID and
I check the wireless access point and it indicated that the pc is connecting
and associating , im not running any wep keys
or authentication. However like i said the message when i do a command
prompt is cable disconnected? under the aironet client utlity it shows that
im associated. im desperate
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I check the wireless access point and it indicated that the pc is connecting
and associating , im not running any wep keys
or authentication. However like i said the message when i do a command
prompt is cable
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yes i tried to assign a static ip and when i try to ping i get destination
unknown. for some reason under local area icon show as a disconnected...
im lost. i have another computer that with the same wireless card model but
its a
98.im th
Aironet's biggest enemy is water. Trees are made up mostly of water, and
therefore the signal is unable to penetrate branches or leaves. My only
suggestion is to cut them down or put the bridges on top of a tower or find
some way to bounce the signal around the trees.
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> Will two Cisco Aironet Wireless Access points work throug
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>buildings are only 305m apart, but there are trees in between the two
>buildings. In winter there are no leaves on the trees, so they have line of
>sight, but with le
No. You need clear line of sight. The Aironet will cook the leaves.
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Will two Cisco
How does one bounce the signal? With a third access point, like a triangle?
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or a mirror 6' x 6' should do the trick
just hang it from the tree you want to bounce the signal around and as the
wind blows the mirror will turn to the correct angle.
-Patrick
>>> "Steven A. Ridder" 01/04/02 11:36AM >>>
How does one bounce the signal? With a third access point, like a t
with a repeater, or you could put a third access-point in. have you
calculated your loss budget yet??? do you need to bounce the signal?
thanks,
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Steven,
Coming from a WISP in Southern Cal...Aironet will not go thru trees w/
vegetation. It is true line of sight, trying anything less than LOS will
result is some horrific Radio Re-tranmit errors that will play and wreak
havoc on the link. (Basically making it an unuseable link
;Steven,
>
>Coming from a WISP in Southern Cal...Aironet will not go thru trees w/
>vegetation. It is true line of sight, trying anything less than LOS will
>result is some horrific Radio Re-tranmit errors that will play and wreak
>havoc on the link. (Basi
Hi Guys,
I have two sites connected with Aironet Wireless Bridges. We have
implemented VoIP between these sites over this wireless link.Considering the
Bandwidth of 11 Mbps for 802.11b , it should not have been a problem for a
few IP phones.Even if we consider the throughput of the Wireless link
Wondering where i can find links to where i can configure the access point
through the console with command line?
George Gittins
Internet Systems Manager
Weslaco, Tx 78599
Phone (956)9696557
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Hi there,
What is the best way to secure a Aironet 350 from hackers? It is
only local in my office.
Thanks,
Rich
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I've used these bridges quite a bit, and connected the ether ports of them
into our Cat switches, nothing lower than a 2900. For the first time today
I tried to connect one to a Cat192
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Hi Folks,
Question :
1. What is the transmision rate in Mbs againts distance, meaning that if you
are the only user on the AP will the data transfer rate degrade when you a
Hi guys,
Need to clear an small confusion??
As we know Range for 350 AP at 11 mbps is 130 ft??What does it mean??
130 ft horizontal or vertical or both???
Thanks for removing my confusion.
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Hi all:
Today is the first day that I can play with an Aironet 350 and I have a very
simple question: I want to setup a console password (I'm conected through
the console port), is this done using the User Managment window and setting
write (or whatever) permissions? (I'm pretty sure th
Folks
I have two 350s and one is configured as Root Bridge and the other is
configured as non-root bridge without client.
They connect two buildings together. No wireless client should be connected
to these bridges.
I forgot how to turn off the SSID broadcast. I am getting SSID on my
802.11b NIC
Hi guys,
I have an Aironet Bridge 500 that I tried upgrading the firmware to.
Cisco's website basically says that the 340 series and 500 series firmware
is the same.
So anyway, I tried upgrading it, and the radio crashed.
Now I am unable to console into the Aironet, and I can't get
need to drive MRTG.
The documentation is kinda crappy, the information is incomplete on
CCO because of MIB compile problems with old Aironet enterprise MIBs,
and its a real pain to figure out - but now you have no excuse, since
I've done 95% of the hard work for you.
I also started an Ai
on the
one 1200 I've handled.
"neil K." wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Recently Installed Aironet 1200 series based wireless LAN,with cisco LEAP
> authentication.Now the network works for a couple of days and then doesn't
> until I reboot the Access Points or the
ly 30, 2002 9:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: aironet wireless lan [7:50153]
What code is on the AP1200?
This is par for the course on WGB352, haven't heard of APs doing this
yet, but I don't have any 1200s in my network.
You might see 11.07 (old), maybe 11.21 would be bett
Dear All,
Currently, I already can establish communications between the two bridges.
However , now we are facing some problems - the bridges seem to
deauthenticate after the connection was being established after a period of
1 to 2 minutes. And follow with reauthentication and reassociation.
The
Dear All,
Currently, I already can establish communications between the two bridges.
However , now we are facing some problems - the bridges seem to
deauthenticate after the connection was being established after a period of
1 to 2 minutes. And follow with reauthentication and reassociation.
The
a canned
answer and messed with it another day. Finally upgraded the firmware and it
fixed the problem. Lesson learned...
Let me know if you still can't get the image...
-Original Message-
From: lost in space
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 6/26/2003 7:29 PM
Subject: Upgrading Aironet Fir
with the new image, how many channels do you have?
If you have only 11 channels then you are using FCC, if you have 13 channels
then you are using ETSI.
This difference on channels available for use, is it a software-based, or
hardware-based?
I ve download the image and its MIB.
RD
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