I know Cisco is looking at a floating license model so that all those "spare" licenses stop going to waste.
I also heard a rumor that there is some sort of HA mode coming (maybe in 8.0) - similar to how the ASA's work - so that you only need to license the actual number of AP's connected to
not faced with
either of the first two situations.
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Assuming you are running some form of n+1 redundancy with your controllers, then the loss of a single 500-1000 AP controller would be minimal.
Jeff >>> On Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 1:10 PM, in message <007e01cce1ef$0d510a70$27f31f50$@edu>, Danny Eaton wrote:
Does anyone
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James,
May want to invest in the latest CWNA book . This will give you much of the
background in RF and theory was well that vendors more than times miss.
V/R
James
On Feb 2, 2012, at 3:52 PM, James Michael Keller wrote:
> Content preview: All, I'm looking for a good book on current wire
http://www.cwnp.com/cwnpstore/study_guides
They are all good resources, but to get started the CWNA book is quite good.
Fyi,
Brian
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Content preview: All, I'm looking for a good book on current wireless tech
that covers more theory and RF then vendor specific implementations. I'm
working
on a deployment, and we have vendor training lined up, but wanted to dig
into some more of the RF side before getting bogged down int
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Somehow this escaped me, and now I'm dealing with not getting wind of it
earlier.
It's no surprise that WiSMs are getting long in the tooth, but the part of the
announcement that (I think) sucks
Smartphones were killing us this quarter. While we only have 3500-3800
concurrent daily users, we have about 6500 devices connected. Most of these
extra 3000 devices were smartphones that come online for less than a minute,
and then go idle again. With our 30m DHCP renew times, we were exhaus
I agree, the school newspaper only shows it from a user's perspective.
"The smartphones are shutting down the network" while it's more "the
network has run out of public address space and the use of private
address space on this network is ___ "
We all know the major flaw in using private add
http://www.vsuspectator.com/2012/02/02/outage-linked-to-usage/
Looks like VSU had to make some hard choices and is blocking Wi-Fi access by
smartphones. Not sure why they couldn't add another RFC 1918 block, but I'm
sure there's more going on than the school paper shared.
Frank
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One of the network engineers I work with came up with this link for promising
GPS products.
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=157&ra=true
It does not show any products for Canada - English, though. Canada French is
not even an option to select. :(
Bruce Osborne
Network Engineer
IT Networ
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