pretty sure they're the 60Ghz models. Our distances are relatively
short, probably less than 1,000 meters; we use them when cabling is
difficult because it crosses water or because it's to non-campus
premises where we don't have easy conduit access.
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Doug Payne
Manager, Network Support
Roth, Joe wrote:
We have two Catalyst 6500’s running native IOS. Both have 3 WiSM blades
installed in each. We are currently running modular IOS ver 12.2(33)SXH.
Both Sup720’s seem to be leaking memory at a constant rate, about 7
megabytes a day. The Sup’s eventually hit a point where
Rick Coloccia wrote:
Yes. We aren't using the wpa-tkip with acs, but we do use ias (windows)
for radius, we have our clients uncheck the 'Validate Server
Certificate' option
Why? (i.e. why not ensure that the cert is valid?)
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We're in the process of installing a pair of BridgeWave GE60s to connect
an off-campus site where we can't easily pull fibre. We also have a much
older and much slower (45Mbps?) point-to-point wireless link whose name
I can't remember it's so old, that we will replace this summer with a
but it works. (However, I actually find that the
Dell-supplied utility in my laptop works better than the native one, YMMV).
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Manager, Network Development, IST
University of Waterloo
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