Putting on my ex-physicist hat for a moment... Without knowing what the
experiment is and how it and its room are shielded, it's hard to tell. That
being said, giving the concerned faculty member the specs (power level, gain,
frequencies) and offering to reduce the power or turn off one of the r
Because APs are a source of heat and potentially light, we have had requests
from our Physics and Astronomy Departments that APs not be placed in certain
temperature controlled and "dark" areas. Some researchers on the medical campus
have also inquired about the effects of APs in their vicinity,
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From: Chanowski, John [mailto:john.chanow...@utoledo.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2013 9:29 AM
Subject: Re: RF interference from 802.11
Because APs are a source of heat and potentially light, we have had requests
from our Physics and Astronomy
, 2013 3:33 PM
Subject: Re: RF interference from 802.11
The light on a Cisco lightweight access point can be turned off via the
command-line. We've done this on the few APs we installed in a local theater
we own. (Of course, you could just prime and paint over the light.)
Barron
Barron H
7 AM
Subject: Re: RF interference from 802.11
Certain non-metallic paints can now be used without voiding the Aruba warranty.
I would contact your SE about the specifics.
Tim Cappalli, Network Engineer
LTS | Brandeis University
x67149 | (617) 701-7149
cappa...@brandeis.edu
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