Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] DHCP lease times?

Indiana University is using 20 minute lease times very successfully. -Jason On Sep 13, 2010, at 5:47 PM, Marcelo Lew wrote: > What do you guys use for DHCP lease times on your wireless networks (external > DHCP server)? > We have an issue were our DHCP server (Cisco) reports subnets almost ful

Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] DHCP lease times?

We started with 3 hour lease times, had pool issues, then tweaked a few times and ended up at 20min lease times. We've been running like that for over a year now. You may have to experiment a bit to find what lease time works best for your network Our controllers (Aruba) are set to flush de

DHCP lease times?

What do you guys use for DHCP lease times on your wireless networks (external DHCP server)? We have an issue were our DHCP server (Cisco) reports subnets almost full, however, the Aruba Controller shows plenty IPs available. I think the issue might be related with devices getting on the network

RE: DHCP lease times?

At Emory, we've been using 1 hour lease times for our wireless subnets for 5 years. This has worked well for us over the years. As wireless gained popularity (and massive amounts of users/devices), we moved to private IP addresses to handle the load. We are still using the 1 hour lease time f

Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] LG070 (MyLGNet) phones on campus wireless network?

We are using SafeConnect to keep the computers off. It seems to be working well so far, but we have had a few issues with Wii's that don't have the Internet Channel. We just started the gaming network this year and we will most likely refresh the key every year unless something goes awry. I gue

RE: Palm Pre Plus Wireless 802.1x connection

I get an association failed on the Palm. I’ve imported the full certificate chain from our IAS/Radius server. I wonder if it’s because we’re still using 802.1x WEP rather than WPA. There don’t seem to be many configuration options that I can find on the Palm. Mearl From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless

RE: Palm Pre Plus Wireless 802.1x connection

HI Mearl, We have it working - I use a Palm Pre myself – WPA2-ENT I am on 1.4.5 it worked fine on 1.4.X Also, we had to fingerprint the device/WebOS with Impulse (use that for our NAC). Chad Chad D Burnham Network Planner University of Denver University Technology Services 2100

RE: [WIRELESS-LAN] LG070 (MyLGNet) phones on campus wireless network?

Hi Angela, Thanks for the information. On your wireless gaming network, have you had good luck with SafeConnect properly identifying the various consoles while keeping users out? Also- how do you refresh the PSK value occasionally? -Lee From: The EDUCAUSE Wi

Palm Pre Plus Wireless 802.1x connection

Anyone out there have any experience connection a Palm Pre Plus using 802.1x to your wireless networks? It’ll connect to WPA personal, but not to our 802.1x using WEP. WebOS version is 1.4.1.1 Mearl Danner Systems Programmer Samford University Technology Services http://www.samford.edu

Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] LG070 (MyLGNet) phones on campus wireless network?

Lee, We were able to set up our users successfully on our gaming network (WPA2-PSK) with an Aruba wireless system. SafeConnect is on that network but the phones are identified as Media and are working just fine. I don't know if that helps at all. Sincerely, _ Angela K. Hollman

Cisco WiSMs (7.0.98.0), roaming and "dhcp required"

Hi All, Is anyone out there using 7.0.98.0 on their WiSMs and has the "DHCP required" setting enabled? ...We are having a problem: * The DHCP required functionality works as expected upon initial connection. * If the client roams between APs using pre-emptive caching (pmk-cache), the DHCP_R

RE: LG070 (MyLGNet) phones on campus wireless network?

Updates from SU on the Korean myLGNet phones: - We have one happy young lady on the network- simple MAC registration on our open network like MIT does it. (Again- their excellent page is here: http://kb.mit.edu/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=5898281) - We have another