Tony, I know they are expensive, but Xirrus is great. We now have 400
laptops running of six of their access points in one building without
issues.
On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 3:23 PM, Scott Fosseen [Prairie Lakes AEA] <
sfoss...@aea8.k12.ia.us> wrote:
> I would guess it depends on your wireless goa
I would guess it depends on your wireless goals. If you just need to supply a
handful of devices connectivity it is not too much of an issue to install
Access Points. If you are planning on getting into high density coverage to
ensure sufficient bandwidth for many devices grouped together such
Anyone out there do your own (no vendor) wireless for your district? Is
this dangerous from a support perspective? I was thinking of either
HP/3COM or Aruba. Doesn't seem to be really that much cheaper. Input on
this would help.
Why yes George I have dealt with the USF lately but that was because Iowa
Telecom was sold and I couldn't find Windstream's spin number anyplace.
You should also know that in the DE office in Des Moines they have on the wall
Des Moines Public Schools and East Greene because if a list comes out th
