On Apr 23, 2008, at 10:41 AM, Lee, Steven wrote:
We also held a bake-off with the big 3 LWAPP vendors. The results
showed that these solutions were no better and sometimes worse than
what
we could achieve with manual tinkering of our IOS AP's.
snip
We came to a decision that the cost of mo
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Many moons ago when we used Cisco IOS APs for our new WLAN, we would
create picocells (knowing that the term means different things to
different people) by turning do
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Many moons ago when we used Cisco IOS APs for our new WLAN,
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Thanks for that input. Can you comment on the peak level of sustained
throughput, per room; per AP? Are these measured over 5 minute
intervals,
or some other kind of measurement? I suspect that casual use may in
fact
work fine
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Many moons ago when we used Cisco IOS APs for our new WLAN, we
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> John's comments reflect almost
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Fast forward to LWAPP. We still provision
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Can anyone on this list comment on their "dense" experiences with
vendors
other than Meru (and
es.
Regards,
Frank
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John's commen
On Apr 11, 2008, at 9:59 AM, Don Wright wrote:
I know this has been talked about and debated on this list
before, but what are people doing today when faced with a request
like the need “for 100 students simultaneously downloading a
powerpoint presentation".
Recently there was discuss
Hi Sean,
We use EAP-TTLS (SecureW2), with a FreeRADIUS back-end. Next Fall, we
plan to migrate to PEAP, still using EAP-TTLS for the legacy laptops.
-John
Sean Che wrote:
Hi, John,
250 users off 2 Meru APs that's very impressive. What authentication
method do you use ? captive port
Monday, April 14, 2008 8:28 AM
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Hi Don,
We are a Meru customer & we've had great success with their system in
our large lecture rooms. On Friday, we had 250 Engineering students
taking an exam, which req
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Hi Clint,
The AP208 have 2 radios, 11a & 11b/g. We have the laptops
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Hi Don,
We are a Meru customer & we've had
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Hi Don,
We are a Meru customer & we've had great success with their system in
our large lecture rooms. On Friday, we had 250 Engineering students
taking an exam, which required MathCAD, on 2 Meru AP208s. The exam ran
flawles
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Frank Bulk wrote:
> I'll let others with production networks pipe in with their
experiences.
I&#
reat. I'm just saying it is a difference.
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Hi Don,
We are a Meru customer & we've had great success with their system in
our large lecture rooms. On Friday, we had 250 Engineering students
taking an exam, which required MathCAD, on 2 Meru AP208s. The exam ran
flawlessly.
HTH
-John
Don Wright wrote:
I know this has b
Jason Appah
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I just wish I could get them to call me.
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I just wish I could get them to call me.
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Added a
I would like to add to Cal's question another one:
How well do these tweaking architectures (Meru, Xirrus, etc...)
play with neighboring 802.11 networks?
(read: the ones that you don't control)
802.11 was designed with the unlicensed spectrum in mind,
Meru and Xirrus etc.. are using typical archi
Frank Bulk wrote:
I’ll let others with production networks pipe in with their experiences.
I'm missing this aspect of the current discussion. Does anyone out there
have "real-world" experience to confirm or counter Jon's claims for Xirrus?
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Regards,
-- Cal Frye, Network Administrator, Ober
April 12, 2008 2:03 PM
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John:
Thanks for responding. Two points:
- It's not reasonable to ignore retransmits. One of Meru's key
technology strengths is its claim to pseudo-schedul
, April 11, 2008 12:52 PM
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Some math offers insight on this question
Assuming the following:
· were looking at a single area (i.e. lecture hall),
· No retransmits are allowed (not
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Based on research and interviews I performed two years ago, it appeared
that for dense client usage in a confined space, Meru was the product
most often implemented. These organizations chose Meru because it
worked well or better than the comp
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Based on research and interviews I performed two years ago, it appeared that
for dense client usage in a confined space, Meru was the product most often
implement
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I know this has been talked about and debated on this list before,
but what are people doing today when faced with a request like the need
"fo
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Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] many clients, one room
I know this has been talked about and debated on this list before, but
what are people doing today when faced with a request like the need "for 100
students simultaneously downloading a powerpoint presentation&qu
I know this has been talked about and debated on this list before, but
what are people doing today when faced with a request like the need ³for 100
students simultaneously downloading a powerpoint presentation".
Recently there was discussion on MCA vs. SCA vendors and how each
handles this
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