On 09/09/14 01:08, Muraca, Peppino P. wrote:
> Hi, I was wondering if anyone has been having issues being able to
> connect some IO7 devices iphone or ipad.
>
> We have been seeing some devices just not connect to either open or
> secure ssid’s . we have plenty of iphones and ipads that seem to c
BLE is designed to avoid issues with WiFi due to low power and frequency
hopping. Certainly no guarantee that there won't be problems, but I would dare
anyone to demonstrate it as an issue noticeable at the user level. It would
actually be pretty cool if someone could come up with a good way to
Is a concern to a certain point, but better Bluetooth and orderly connectivity
than angry users that try to cob a wireless environment together themselves, to
me.
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Yes the ATV is on wired but the client(who uses BLE to discovery ATV) is always
on wireless, which means the campus WiFi network is around. So this Bluetooth
thing could still be disruptive to WiFi. It doesn't scare me neither based on
its low Tx power but still a concern.
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Dennis Xu
Analys
I agree with the outline below
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We are doing it via Bluetooth with wired apple tv. I also have some doing
wired apple tv using the mdns features on the cisco controller. We also have a
very small few doing it all wifi with the apple tv wireless (802.1X) and of
course the client is wireless. The last option is the worst as f
We keep telling folks if it has a power brick, and plugs into the wall, it
should use an Ethernet port and plug into the wall.
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It sounds great. But I still have concerns about the interference. We have been
educating people not to cause interference to campus WiFi network and then
encouraging people to use Bluetooth for ATV just sounds like self-contradicting
to me. Is it just me having this concern?
---
Dennis Xu
Anal
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone is having issues with iMessage on Apple devices on
wireless network. We have Cisco 8510s in HA running 7.6.110.0. Some of our
users have started complaining about iMessage not working on their device while
they are connected to our wireless network (secured or un
We are using Bluetooth to discover apple tvs that are on a wired connection. We
also have some connected wirelessly using WPA2
Jeff Legge
Network Services
Radford University
(540)-831-7727
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Are you running client exclusion on your 802.1X SSID? If not, it is worth
looking at- I guarantee it. Can fill in more if interested.
Been there, done that.
-Lee
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It was 1.2 fully patched. We haven’t upgraded to 1.2.1. That’s disheartening to
hear though as we were hoping an upgrade would fix the problem.
--Eric
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[mailto:WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU] On Behalf Of Joe Roth
Sent: Thursday,
This doesn't give the convenience (and speed) of one-click to turn off all APs,
or to turn off specific ones, and then one click to turn them back on again.
The PowerDsine GUI also allows for scheduled downtimes (nice for maintenance
windows).
-jcw
We found the BT discovery does work ok with wired LAN. A few of the network
guys weren’t too happy about the inability to disable the Apple Sleep Proxy
Service. It can cause a little bit of bonjour hell, as they called it, if
bonjour is enabled on the LAN. The BT discovery we found was a bit unr
I have had good success using RANCID to automate collecting show power
inline results into files for all our switches using one command, and then
use awk and grep to make reports.
On Mon, Sep 8, 2014 at 9:55 AM, Jeremy Gibbs wrote:
> Command line show power inline with the "|" include should wo
Lee,
Do you assign a static IP to the ATVs or just let them get a lease? If the
methodology is discovery using BLE then handoff to layer 3 it seems a DHCP
lease should suffice. Is there any advantage to knowing the IP address of these
as they sit in the classroom, such as managing or maintenanc
Thanks Lee. Yes I believe you are correct. No ATV discovery over BLE yet for
MacOSX. I misspoke about that earlier. Maybe this will be announced tomorrow
and we'll forget all about the lack of iWatch announcement! ;-)
Mike
Michael Dickson
Network Analyst
Office of Information Technologies
Unive
This is exactly what we're doing, and so far our biggest Appleheads are happy.
But... only works from iOS so far, no BTE pairing from OSX yet (unless
something changed very recently).
-Lee Badman
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Apple TV discovery over Bluetooth Low Energy is a welcome workaround for
enterprises which block mDNS on their wireless networks. I see plenty of
discussion about ATV discovery using BLE over wireless. What about when the ATV
is connected to the wire?
I'm curious if anyone has successfully use
Are you willing to share?
Thanks.
-jcw
John WattersThe University of Alabama
Office of Information Technology
205-348-3992
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Yes, I am fully aware of the CLI commands. But they don't give me the speed of
a GUI nor the easy comparison of watts drawn by the devices.
-jcw
John WattersThe University of Alabama
Office of Information Technology
205-348-3992
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Fro
Hi, I was wondering if anyone has been having issues being able to connect some
IO7 devices iphone or ipad.
We have been seeing some devices just not connect to either open or secure
ssid's . we have plenty of iphones and ipads that seem to connect fine, but I
have a good amount that cannot. Fr
Command line show power inline with the "|" include should work out well.
You could also have a programmer develop something for you. You would
just have to walk the SNMP tree and take port descriptions and power
levels. Also, if you use Cacit, check for a plugin that will graph total
power usag
We just use the command line, and don't seem to need to do much management as
the devices are plug and play. Occasionally we power something down and up to
reset it and occasionally we have to check on a power issue, but it seems to
mostly take care of itself. I can't say I have ever missed not
John,
Can't help you with the GUI end but you can achieve what you want with
some simple CLI commands:
show power inline
This provides a complete summary of all POE ports and power budget on
the switch or stack.
show power inline | include
This filters for the string you
On Mon Sep 08 2014 11:22:11 CDT, "Watters, John" wrote:
> The problem I have with abandoning the PowerDsine units is the lack of a nice
> graphical management tool for the PoE on my Cisco switches. Has anyone found
> a nice tool for power management of Cisco switches?
>
We rolled this functi
I have been using the PowerDsine PoE inserters (6, 12, & 24 ports) for years
and am generally very pleased with them. We started using them before VoIP
caught on and before our switches had built-in PoE. I am now getting pressure
to abandon the PowerDsine devices since all of our new switches d
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