Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] DHCP Lease Times

Thanks Lawson. Curious how you decided on two hours. Was that because session times are usually one hour? I like the idea of scopes with 50% utilization. Also very important to watch CPU/load and keep it low. In this scenario it does mean if your DHCP service fails - every user in your en

Re: DHCP Lease Times

I have run a report in Cisco Prime that shows the duration of the "last session". Based on this report I think our average is around three hours ...but it varies a lot. A /19 is pretty big. We have some /20's right now and I am thinking about possibly going bigger. It seems the rule most a

Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Photos of outdoor APs on building

I will run out and take some pictures today. We haven’t been worried about aesthetics as much as coverage. Generally, people don’t see them at all even if it’s obvious to us. Also, we are looking at the below pedestals for some new buildings and in areas where trenching is easy and the pedestal

Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] DHCP Lease Times

We have a wireless system that sees roughly 30K unique clients pass through each day. Our address space is set up as a single large /17, as the Aruba controllers are extremely effective at controlling multicast and broadcast... no need to segment the IP space in my opinion. We have the default

RE: [WIRELESS-LAN] Photos of outdoor APs on building

I would not mind seeing this also. we have the same issue. Thanks. Don Sullivan Network Administrator Technology Services 205-726-2111 | office 205-566-1432 | mobile dsulli...@samford.edu LinkedIn www.samford.edu

[WIRELESS-LAN] Photos of outdoor APs on building

Greetings, We are upgrading our outdoor wireless APs to Cisco 1562s and want to move the mount locations from roof top down to ground level; approx. 10-15 feet up on walls. Unfortunately, we are getting pushback that, aesthetically, this is not going to be allowed, even with camouflaging of th

RE: DHCP Lease Times

If you have Airwave one of the may "dials" is how long is your average connection. Mine is 28 minutes. I set my lease time for WiFi for 1 hour. I have a /19, which might be overkill, but with AD based DNS, I have poor insight into the things that go bump in the night (for DNS) If Cisco, I th