Supposedly, with Concannon they are coming back with the unlimited
license- though I can't get a straight answer out of Cisco yet. I did
hear that pricing will be on the scale of $400,000 for the site license-
but like most things with this product line, it can be hard to get the
real (or consisten
About a year ago, Cisco stopped offering a unlimited license for WCS.
Existing unlimited license were converted to a 2500 AP license.
Todd Lane
ITS Telecommunications/Networking
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Frank Bulk wrote:
I know we discussed WCS licensing on this listserv some
I know we discussed WCS licensing on this listserv some time agowasn't
there a point where you bought enough AP licenses that it was cheaper to
purchase the unlimited license for WCS? And does that give one the right to
run WCS once, or many times?
Frank
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We are in the process of installing WCS, WiSMs, & APs (Cisco 1131s &
1242s). We may have as many as 8 WiSMs & 2,100 APs. Won't know until
the site surveys are complete. We are also implementing Cisco Clean
Access at the same time on the WLAN for security.
Currently we have 4 WiSMs (4.0.217.0
It depends on what you've told your clients to verify. We have our
clients verify both the CA *and* CommonName (as should be done by
all :)). We just renewed our cert several months ago with no issue
whatsoever, and no one outside central IT even knew it was done (or
needed to for that ma
First lesson learned - WCS is not built for the virtual world. It will
work but be very slow due to Java but you could use it as a backup. (4
WiSMs and 375 APs)
I have had 1 database crash in the last year since we started with WCS.
I have set WCS to do a nightly backup of the database. I jus
We've been running a cisco wireless network for a full academic year now
with 300 1242abg access points running from 4 4404 controllers and 1 wcs
server.
I could take that machine down for a few days, even a week, and it
wouldn't be the end of the world. To us, it really is a control
server.
We are just starting to deploy a WCS. No backup currently planned. We
will more than likey move in that direction once our new wireless
network is stable.
Douglas R. Bentley
University Information Technology
Systems Engineering Group
University of Rochester
727 Elmwood Avenue, Suite 132
R
With a rapidly growing wireless environment, WCS is getting to be more
critical. Wondering what others may be doing to provide fault tolerance,
backup, and/or failover for WCS server.
Lee H. Badman
Wireless/Network Engineer
KC2IYK, CWNA/CWSP
Information Technology and Services
Syracuse Un
