Disregard wrong post :>)
Craig
On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 12:10 PM, Craig Eyre wrote:
> We use it to drop certain traffic but not P2P as it will just morph into
> different ports. We just mark and control the bandwidth for all the P2P
> stuff to "try" and make it unusable for users.
>
>
> Craig
>
We use it to drop certain traffic but not P2P as it will just morph into
different ports. We just mark and control the bandwidth for all the P2P
stuff to "try" and make it unusable for users.
Craig
On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 11:22 AM, Gavin Pyle wrote:
> We petition our tech fee council for mon
We petition our tech fee council for money to perform wireless upgrades.
Students consider having the latest WiFi technologies essential so they have
yet to turn down a request. We upgrade APs in the areas that serve mostly
students using this money and the older APs usually get trickled to fa
Another approach to consider is:
Replace all the AP's in a single building with something new.
Ditch the 1131's that came out of the building above, but redistribute any
newer AP's to another building (with the same type), cycling out any 1131s
there.
Jeff
>>> On Monday, August 11, 2014 at
I would like to be able to take this approach, but the current distribution
of several age of AP in each building is going to make it tricky. The way I
see see it, given our starting point, the best plan is as follows:
1. Replace the existing 1131s (Annoying due to the different mounting).
2. Move
Good Morning,
We added the wireless infrastructure to the 5 year refresh cycle which is used
for our wired network. In this cycle specific school buildings are refreshed
each year. This helps in two ways; first the budget for 5 years is spread
nicely and second we aren’t hit with a large uplift
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Oli,
The University of Michigan has been in
Oli,
The University of Michigan has been in a similar position until
recently. We are moving toward a funding model whereby units will
provide central IT with funding sufficient to cover their portion of
the wired and wireless infrastructure on campus. The initial refresh
of WiFi is being provid
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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