Impressive. No complaints?
Pete Morrissey
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We have just turned off the
s for
controlling connected appliances and metering power usage.
-Paul Reimer
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g
the ever growing trend of Smart TVs. The most interesting new device to show
up so
far as been a Ring Doorbell system.
thanks
mike
On 7/31/17 4:39 PM, Peter P Morrissey wrote:
Wondering if anyone has noticed any new trends in popular wireless devices that
we might expect returning studen
Wondering if anyone has noticed any new trends in popular wireless devices that
we might expect returning students to want to connect in their residences when
they return?
Not being a gamer, this one was new to me. It apparently streams games on
running on your laptop to your TV over a WiFi
Jeff,
Would love to hear more about your performance data, especially the gig versus
multi-gig versus non 3800’s as we are investing in these now as well. We are
deploying them on a single gig connection, but we also rarely see a whole
residential building get above a gig.
Pete
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We have suffered under AVC. I would also add that we use S4B quite a bit and it
always seems to work very well without it. In fact, we have used it for video
conferences that span the Atlantic Ocean and it works very well. I'm not an
expert on this, but my suspicion is that the codec used for
Interesting that they had a mix of two vendors. Wonder how they managed the
radio environment.
Pete M.
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...@merrimack.edu<mailto:rand.h...@merrimack.edu>
If I had an hour to save the world, I would spend 55 minutes defining the
problem and five minutes finding solutions. – Einstein
On Wed, Feb 22, 2017 at 3:09 PM, Peter P Morrissey
<ppmor...@syr.edu<mailto:ppmor...@syr.edu>> wrote:
Me too
.oli...@uleth.ca>> wrote:
I would love to turn this into a big poster and plaster it all over the campus…
Cheers,
Jeff
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Me too. Nicely formatted, great graphics, clearly written. Just wondering how
this would/could be used. Having a hard time imagining most or any users having
enough interest to read the second line of this, never mind the second page,
given everything else they are barraged with these days.
In case there are any doubts about turning them off, lots of research on this
kind of thing lately:
http://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/blue-light-has-a-dark-side
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/q-a-why-is-blue-light-before-bedtime-bad-for-sleep/
Pete M.
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Another consideration is that, at least in our case, it can take years just to
complete the lifecycle upgrade.
Pete Morrissey
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Given my understanding of the way arp works, not sure I understand how it is
possible for a large subnet to cause a client arp table to become exhausted
unless that client for some reason is directly communicating with all of the
other endpoints on the large subnet.
My understanding is that
Good point Bruce. A large campus at an educational institution has many
challenges that would not be experienced by a corporate environment. I could be
wrong, but I would also think that campus edu networks tend to be much larger
in scale both in number of APS and number of devices connected. I
And really, what would be the point of doing QOS in this case when 99% of the
end to end connection is out of your control?
Pete Morrissey
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Suppose you are in a building without adequate 3G/4G coverage? You can still
make that 911 call. As long as you don’t pass out between the time you dial and
the time you give your location you’ll be fine.
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Who knows, maybe this will help in some way:
http://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-cisco-unveil-business-partnership-1441044139
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I agree. I can’t imagine a more user friendly option than 802.1X, aside from a
simple, wide open network.
Pete Morrissey
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Since cabling tends to have a 15-20 year life cycle, and can be expensive and
disruptive to install, why not just run a cable to each room while you have the
opportunity? Then you can use your survey tools to decide where to place the
AP's. This gives you the option of reconfiguring down the
I would think some of those adjustments are already being done at the web/app
or client/server layer?
Pete Morrissey
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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE
Stability over features.
Amen to that one bruthuh!
I would add: Transparency and proactive communicate would also really help!
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http://hdontap.com/index.php/video/stream/bald-eagle-live-cam
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Not sure if this is going to help or hurt:
https://gigaom.com/2015/03/03/broadcoms-new-wi-fi-chip-turns-your-phone-into-an-iot-hub/
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, Jan 23, 2015 at 1:42 PM, Peter P Morrissey ppmor...@syr.edu wrote:
We get authentication and thus historical retribution from 802.1x by
default, which is also considered NAC by some definitions. This is
handy. We also get encryption, although I’m with you on questioning
that as well. Nowadays
The vendors absolutely need to differentiate their products with “value-add.”
The issue in my mind is how they differentiate. I would rather they
differentiate on features that really are a value-add rather than simply
proprietary lock-in that provides little to no value except for the fact
“Don't assume I'm counter to what we've traditionally been doing in EDU, but
I'm constantly reevaluating if some of these best practices have outlived
their usefulness.”
I think that is a very healthy approach. We shouldn’t do things just because
we’ve always done them a certain way or because
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Subject: Re: It would seem FCC just declared WLAN quarantine features illegal
So isn’t
So isn’t the MiFi device essentially jamming your network and interrupting
valid communications if it overlaps a nearby channel?
Pete Morrissey
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spread throughout a city, you couldn't deauth non-university vehicles
from using the (publicly owned) roads (to ensure university owned vehicles
could get to their destinations unimpeded).
On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 6:06 PM, Peter P Morrissey
ppmor...@syr.edumailto:ppmor...@syr.edu wrote:
So isn’t
the semester was over and students
left for a few months.
Ian,
Yes I'm in the process of manually increasing power levels at this time.
--Joe
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That has been our approach. We have 100% coverage in residences and there isn’t
usually a good reason to have an offending device with the exception of devices
that just won’t work on our Enterprise network that Lee had mentioned. We have
found that once we explain the situation to students,
We are looking for another Smartnet vendor for our Cisco wired and wireless
gear. Obviously cost is a big issue, but our current vendor is costing us quite
a bit in labor, working through the confusion of our annual renewal process.
The above vendors have been suggested for alternative bids. We
It's probably just so they can sell more iBeacons:
http://time.com/money/3432693/macys-shopkick-ibeacon/
Pete Morrissey
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University of Redlands
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Hi Pete,
Do you have a link for Akamai? After reading this, I tried to find out where
to apply, but I couldn't find it.
Thanks.
-John
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We have one and it helped us tremendously
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Hi John,
Don't have link handy but I'll
We have one and it helped us tremendously for the Apple event last week, about
a gig worth of traffic. We are counting on it to help us tomorrow as well. It
is easy to apply, they just have to determine that they can offload enough
traffic to justify their expense of sending and supporting the
Regarding your CALEA comment. There seems to be lots of hand wringing about
CALEA, but I have yet to hear of a school that was penalized in any way for
having done something that does not comply. I have to say, at times it strikes
me as a bit of a bogie man.
I do know of one very large school
So you actually act like you like your guests! :) What a concept.
Pete Morrissey
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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
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
You might want to do a survey of the students:
http://campustechnology.com/articles/2008/10/college-students-find-wifi-essential-to-education-survey-reports.aspx
Pete Morrissey
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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] requests for open, unauthenticated, no portal WiFi
On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 01:30:30AM +, Peter P Morrissey wrote:
What is also interesting is that the CALEA recommendations
. Closing it off is too much is really a denial of service created against
good users because of a very small number of bad users. I see a lot of
inadvertent denial of service”
I couldn't agree more with John on this point. We used to, and apparently some
schools still do, offer guest access
I'm sure that happens even more then we realize. Anyone can join the list, and
harvest data from it. What vendor wouldn't want such a source of targeted
customers? I have often thought that it would be great to have a listserv
without vendors. The other challenge to having vendors on the list
Cat6a is 100 meters for 10 Gig. You may be thinking of Cat6 which was supposed
to go 55 meters for 10 Gig, but now I think they are saying 37 meters for Cat6.
Pete Morrissey
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For new construction we are doing two, but not for existing drops. The more
interesting question I think is what kind of cabling people are using for them.
We are going to start using Cat6a with the assumption that the lifecycle
replacement of our cabling is 15-20 years and within that time,
Hi Philippe,
This is a great discussion and I'm glad to see we're not the only ones
struggling with these issues. I'll add my 2 cents on a number of issues brought
up in the thread, and yes I think some of your accounting is a bit off.
First off I don't think it helps to have this discussion
Our philosophy is that use of the open network should be so painful an
experience that they will be highly motivated to configure their devices to
connect to the encrypted network, which requires a college account for
authentication.
Ah, so you like to torture your guests. :)
Pete M.
From:
This reminds me of that guy on the cell phone, talking loud, spoiling the
meal/ride/etc for everyone in the restaurant/train/(plane?). Boorish behavior
is not illegal. Although in the case of myfi, I think the users sometimes have
no clue about the impact of the device. The vendors of products
We've decided for now to run two Cat6A to every AP for new construction. This
is because right now it is not clear if vendors are going to utilize two Gig or
one 10 Gig connection for each AP to support the theoretical oversubscription
of one Gig by Wave2 and beyond. One of the challenges is
Can anyone name an application that does not have strong encryption?
I'm not arguing against 802.1x, because it works very well for us as users
don't have to authenticate constantly on a portal, and we seem to do a very
good job getting them on initially, but I am having a hard time
Our experience has been the opposite. For the most part we are able to
effectively stop it. We don't get DMCA violations. A couple of days ago, one of
our shapers went down though, and we routed around it, and are getting
violations already. Any other time the shaper went down, we would start
http://www.wired.com/autopia/2013/10/faa-ban-lifted/
I never did understand that one.
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We don’t have issues. For every legitimate software that claims to need P2P
there appears to be an alternative that is quite workable. (How long does it
take to download a driver?) Having said that though, about a year ago we moved
our packet shapers off the Internet edge due to some outages
I agree, especially since there likely aren't any clients capable of 4 streams.
I would be thrilled to be proven wrong on that though. Seems like new Macs
would be most likely possibilities as they do tend to be ahead on these types
of things in spite of all their other wireless issues.
Pete
Right. But do they do 4x4?
Pete
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New Macbook Air's already
Amen Brothu!
Pete M.
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On Oct 3, 2013, at 5:31 PM, Anders Nilsson
anders.nils...@adm.umu.semailto:anders.nils...@adm.umu.se wrote:
Great that they invest in further development in new 802.11ac APs
Now if they only could do the same with their poorly performing Prime
I try not to go to the .0 version of anything that I rely upon. My phone is one
of them. There is nothing about 7.0 that I can't put off until the .1 or .2
version.
Pete Morrissey
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Ours didn't at first, but eventually kicked in and thankfully took on a good 2
gigs worth.
Pete Morrissey
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To answer your second question, we do re-evaluate this ourselves periodically.
Just about every OS can automatically get 802.1x working nowadays, but not
securely. We use xpressconnect to limit the certificates that can be accepted
to the valid certificates by name. This enforces the
My only suggestion would be to be careful not to err on the side of suck. We
did that for a while, but I really had a problem offering a service that
sucks. It also struck me that it did not offer a welcoming environment to
our visitors. I agree that it is important to have incentives that
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2039587/ericsson-makes-bus-windows-part-of-a-wifi-network.html
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No, but it looks very cool. I would be curious how compatible it is with
existing wireless deployments.
Pete M.
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Syracuse University has an opening for a Network Engineer. Apply here is
interested:
https://www.sujobopps.com/postings/48697
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Yes, me too. It is unfortunate that it took that much effort. :)
Pete M.
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My view regarding the 3850 is that anything that locks you into a vendor, and
makes it more difficult to switch to a competitor is a bad thing for the
consumer, and should be considered with your eyes wide open to the long term
consequences. In my mind, one would have to make an extremely
They are not allowed on our network as they don't do 802.1x.
We tell them in as many communications as possible that they should bring USB
cables.
We found that you can get 15 foot USB cables for a couple of bucks in quantity.
We give them out during opening to those who didn't get the word and
I'm curious if anyone has gotten Windows 8 devices configured for 1x, using
Xpressconnect. I realize there are lots of issues with
Windows 8 drivers that make this complicated, so I'm just wondering how it is
working when the drivers are capable.
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I'm curious if anyone has gotten Windows 8 devices configured for 1x, using
Xpressconnect. I realize there are lots of issues with
Windows
I think it is a good question. One could argue that the more who sign it, the
better. I’m not sure though that this issue would be applicable to an ISP. The
petition emanated from the frustrations of those directly involved in grappling
with the problem. If anything, I would think a corporate
On 8/1/2012 11:47 AM, Peter P Morrissey wrote:
I think it is a good question. One could argue that the more who sign it, the
better. I'm not sure though that this issue would be applicable to an ISP. The
petition emanated from the frustrations of those directly involved in grappling
I understand why there is a benefit to keeping the scope focused, but I agree
that there is some merit in at least making some more general statements about
the difficulties of running Apple products in the enterprise.
Pete Morrissey
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Not for the enterprise?
“AirPlay Mirroring is made for an audience. Because with a click, what’s on
your Mac is also on your HDTV. It’s easy to set up with Apple
TVhttp://www.apple.com/appletv/. Show web pages and videos to friends on the
couch, share lessons with a classroom, or present to a
I doubt that Apple has any clue that Educause even exists.
Pete Morrissey
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[mailto:WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU] On Behalf Of Lee H Badman
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To: WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU
Subject: Re:
I had a similar reaction. Is this thing within FCC specs? If not, then I think
the manufacturer needs to replace or repair it.
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We have run into problems where Apple devices (apparently more mobile devices
than laptops) appear to gravitate towards SSID's that are on top
alphabetically. It often confuses users who get set up for our preferred 802.1x
network which should automatically connect and authenticate them. They
The solution is to have redundant hardware. If the service is that important,
then you could argue that you would want to avoid any outage, even if it only
affected 150 AP's. That is still a lot of users potentially affected.
Pete M.
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Sweet! It seems like one challenge would be the devices would constantly be
resetting every time the bus stops running if you are powered directly off the
alternator? Has that caused any issues? On top of that it seems like you would
be dealing with some environmental extremes that you
I've seen this come up a couple of times. So I hope you don't mind me asking,
what would be the advantage of providing very low total bandwidth for your
guests?
Pete M.
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Bruce,
Are you saying that you are providing HDTV channels to all their wide screen
TV's in the rooms over wireless that is equivalent in quality to what they
would get from satellite or standard CATV? I would be curious to hear what the
quality of experience is for the students watching HDTV,
That can only help. I couldn't imagine trying to run a wireless network and
allowing that many rogue devices. One thing we do is give out USB cables to
incoming freshmen if we see they have a printer (which is almost always
wireless nowadays). I found you could get 15' USB cables for close to
Based upon how these types of things usually work with Apple, I would guess
that the assumption is that everything is connected to the same Airport
wireless router.
Pete M.
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Tony,
There is an easy answer to that: Bluesocket. I believe it does just about
everything on your list and more including SMS authentication which we helped
them develop. This allows us to have easy self provisioning of guests while
maintaining accountability (which we have never had to use
Every year we purchase a handful of laptops to get a sense of how well the new
laptops that freshman are coming in with will perform on our network. Ideally
we like to test laptops with 5Ghz 11n, and since we've upgraded all our
residences to 11n this summer, that is even more important. I have
Our view is that in order to provide a consistent, high quality, wireless
experience that students pay for and depend upon, we have to limit
interference. We prohibit interfering devices and enforce. We do make a
concerted effort to get the word out to students on this even before they even
Ha ha, yes. I give it a Like too. I'm guessing that if they are using the
connection to play online games, they are going to get a more optimal
experience using 100 mbps or Gig Ethernet full duplex wired connection than
they are going to get with a 2 mbps wireless connection.
Pete M.
Has anyone who automatically authenticates with Safeconnect via 802.1x seen
problems in 10.6.7 and possibly 10.6.5? What we are seeing is if someone
connects to one of our non-802.1x SSID's, then switches back to the 802.1x SSID
that has an existing profile with stored credentials, the Mac
Has anyone come across a mobile app for iphones/ipads etc that can be installed
on a server on campus?
We have tried the Ookra product, but to use the mobile apps you have to apply
to become one of their public test sites.
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Exactly right. Most user traffic is bursty in nature. Another way to look at
this is your Internet connection.
I'm guessing that if you use the simple mathematics on your Internet
connection, the per user bandwidth will come out even worse.
Pete Morrissey
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We're going on about 3,000 installed, and I think one may have been vandalized.
Our students love their wireless and seem to understand what makes it possible.
There is clearly no ROI for enclosures. You can install a lot of extra wireless
connectivity for the price you would pay for the
goes south.
John Kaftan
Infrastructure Manager
Utica College
315.792.3102
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I second that emotion.
Pete Morrissey
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[mailto:WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU] On Behalf Of Joel Coehoorn
Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2011 10:30 PM
To: WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU
Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Wireless Site
Has anyone heard about iPads suddenly rebooting on their own?
We are hearing reports of this, and of course they are connected to our network
when it is happening, so it is the network causing it.
Just wondering if anyone else has heard this.
Thanks,
Pete Morrissey
Syracuse University
Has anyone come across a SIP phone that does 802.1x? I believe we had an
Hitachi at one time that did this, but they don't make them anymore.
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http://www.saucontds.com/us/index.html
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[mailto:wireless-...@listserv.educause.edu] On Behalf Of Nathan Hay
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 10:24 AM
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I recently saw a presentation on a product called Mobile Iron that either does
this or is about to do it.
It also has other benefits for managing various types of mobile devices.
http://www.mobileiron.com/index.php
Pete M.
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From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent
Very cool! So it is a home-made, DIY solar powered AP kind of a thing then.
Pete M.
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From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv
[mailto:wireless-...@listserv.educause.edu] On Behalf Of Hanset, Philippe C
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 7:31 PM
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Let me get this straight. Are you guys saying that each address is exactly the
same?
Pete M.
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From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv
[mailto:wireless-...@listserv.educause.edu] On Behalf Of Matthew Gracie
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2010 9:09 AM
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