Less, there is a Cisco white paper on the subject (applies to 8.2 and above).
It has a lot of fantastic information on RRM in general including FRA,
including how it makes decisions. It should all be there, and what’s not I got
directly from the RRM/FRA engineers in the BU.
After updating Cisco, they said that we were hitting two documented bugs
- CSCug27515 and CSCug65693. Cisco indicated that this was a bug on
Apples side and that these Apples device could experience problems on
any network supporting A-MPDU...
Thanks,
Dustin Howard
Network Support Specialist
Jeff-
Any reference links on the timers/sensitivity/channel width recommendations?
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I read “do you put your switches on a maintenance contract” as talking about
the switches themselves, but I can see what you are saying as well.
I agree that life/safety/phones, but a blanket “everything gets a UPS” can be
wasteful. For example, switches that just support wired ports in dorm
Most UPS companies offer service contracts on the larger UPS (Symmetry line
from APC is one example). That's what I think they were asking about.
IE, If your putting cheap throwaway UPS's in there, is it worth having a
service contract.
I think it comes down to how you utilize your network. If
