When we did our redesign last summer, I planned on 30 per AP (even
though they were dual band). As a worst case scenario, I was planning on
each student in the cell having 3-4 devices each. However, I found (at
least this semester) most students are averaging only two devices, so
there is room
Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Residence Hall Wireless survey
High density doesn't surprise me very much. We try to track general student
wireless device, and this last year and this we had a decent amount (I forget
the percentage, but it was non-trivial) that had three wireless devices per
person
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Ok, 3 per person is about what we see too, but then we've an ap:student ratio
of approx
On 2/24/2013 7:45 PM, Bob Williamson wrote:
What is considered to be too many clients per AP?
We have 30 APs and 450 K-12 students (100 of which are dorm students). We
also have a number of carts containing 15+ laptops the move around the
school, carts with 15+ Ipads moving around the
Don't think in terms of clients per AP. Think in terms of clients per radio,
as some access points have more than one radio. At this point, it depends on
what you're doing. 25 per radio is a good rule of thumb, but for some things we
go as high as 30. For other things, like asking a full
I assume I'm not the only who's thinking this... Could I get a copy of
whatever results you end up with in this survey?
Thanks,
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Tom O'Donnell
Senior Manager of Network and Server Systems
Information Technology Services
University of
On Feb 22, 2013, at 12:56 , Tom O'Donnell to...@maine.edu wrote:
I assume I'm not the only who's thinking this... Could I get a copy of
whatever results you end up with in this survey?
I'm definitely planning on sharing general/aggregate results of the survey with
the list. Will probably be
On Feb 22, 2013, at 13:00 , Julian Y Koh kohs...@northwestern.edu wrote:
As of right now there are 32 responses.
And in the last 20 minutes that shot up to 43. :)
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Julian Y. Koh
Manager, Network Transport, Telecommunications and Network Services
Northwestern University Information
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On Feb 22, 2013, at 13:00 , Julian Y Koh kohs...@northwestern.edu wrote:
As of right now there are 32 responses.
And in the last 20
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On Feb 22, 2013, at 13:59 , Entwistle, Bruce bruce_entwis...@redlands.edu
wrote:
Add me to the list.
OK, there's no need for everyone to respond - as I wrote before, we're going to
be sending the total/aggregate results to the entire list. :)
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Julian Y. Koh
Manager, Network
Greetings all!
The recent thread on residence hall AP placement, coupled with our own
performance issues that we are getting reports on from the residence halls, has
prompted me to throw together another survey so that we can present some data
to our Student Affairs department as to what other
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