Bruce,
We're in the later stages of a wireless network renewal, replacing an older
a/b/g autonomous infrastructure with a controller based a/b/g/n system (Cisco
WiSMs and 1250s). We've deployed about 2350 APs so far, doing a one-to-one
replacement of the old system. It's worked well so far, w
one to one replacement worked for most of our cases (going from Proxim
AP-2000 b/g to Aruba AP-125).
Weak coverage became better, and very weak coverage became weak!
We had to replace all power injectors. Our old POE (from 2001) didn't
support 802.3af.
We took advantage of the change to use pr
We have done a few one to one replacements from Cisco to Xirrus and have
been very pleased. Xirrus conducts wireless surveys in all of our
locations to determine what placement will be optimal. So far It seems
the locations are not far off from our current AP's so we can use the
existing jacks.
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From: Clark, Joseph K [clar...@cofc.edu]Received: 12/3/09 4:52 PMTo: WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU [wireless-...@listserv.educause.edu]Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Upgrade to N
We have done a few one to one
replacements from Cisco to Xirrus and have been very pleased
Bruce,
We recently completed a major deployment of 3,400+ Cisco 1142 AP’s in our
roughly 5 million sq ft of building space (replacing 200 old Cisco AP’s of
various flavors in the process). Our design was based on providing pervasive
high bandwidth service to a high density population, so our ex
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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Upgrade to N
Bruce,
We recently completed a major deployment of 3,400+ Cisco 1142 AP's in our
roughly 5 million sq ft of building space (replacing 200 old Cisco AP's of
various flavors in the process). Our design wa
