Don,
I did some testing of four client interfaces in the spring when we had
identified this issue (I've been meaning to post about this for a
while, but spare time has been hard to come by), and collected the
test results in a spreadsheet.
The two bga interfaces were not able to associate with
For those wanting to test Macs, you can save yourself a lot of work by simply
running the Console application, selecting all messages, and then toggle
the Airport off/on. When the driver comes back up, OS X displays all of the
channels that the installed card is capable of using.
As an
FYI. This documents something that we have stumbled over with UNII-2e
channels and is a heads up for anyone running Cisco LWAPP gear and
using the auto channel selection component of RRM (Dynamic Channel
Assignment (DCA) in Cisco-speak).
The Cisco WLC release notes for v4.1.185.0 have an
Charles,
We discovered this a couple of months ago during our initial setup/rollout of
the Cisco product. I believe there is a US2 setting in the DCA templates (at
least in 5.1) that exclude the UNII-2e channels.
In out testing, the latest Apple iMac's with integrated BCM43xx do support
Charles,
I'd be interested to know which client/drivers you've already tested
this with. Maybe others have some as well to add to a list of either
working or not. Thanks,
--
Don Wright
Brown University
CIS - NTG
On 9/10/08 10:41 AM, Charles Spurgeon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FYI.
