My installation will be Aruba AP315's, but anyone feel free to chime in ..
In an open air area (e.g a large cube farm), what is your general rule of thumb
for how apart you place your AP's? One of the spaces I'm looking at is 88' x
24' and will be filled with 8x8' (48" high) cubes. I already h
, 2017 4:41:05 PM
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My installation will be Aruba AP315’s, but anyone feel free to chime in ..
In an open air area (e.g a large cube farm), what is your general rule of thumb
for how apart you place your AP’s? One of
62 is should get you into the higher ac
bitrates.
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My installation will be Aruba AP315's, but anyone feel free to chime in ..
In an open air area (e.g a large cube farm), what is your general rule of thumb
, Bruce W
(Network Operations)
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Brian,
I know the best advice is to survey, but I know for new construction projects
that is not possible. We used to use the VisualRF
: [WIRELESS-LAN] Basic design question
As Bruce mentioned, use the freebie app from Airwave and it works well. Plug
in the floor plan that the architect gave you and it should be pretty dang
close.
Ian
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Brian,
I know the best advice is to survey, but I know for new construction projects
that is not possible. We used to
: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 1:33 PM
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Hey Bruce,
AP315's, not AP135's.
The building construction is steel-frame, concrete (4") on metal deck, brick
façade with drywall interior. Low-E glass, so I hopefully won't see signals
from the houses that are 40
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Is there a link to the app?
Todd Smith
Charleston Area Medical Center
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So that's 30 to 40 cubes? Two or three AP spread evenly around the space
wi
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My installation will be Aruba AP315's, but anyone feel free to chime in ..
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I echo Lee’s comment.
There is no magic rule here. If WiFi is the secondary (non-production) network,
then a few ap’s may
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