At 03:29 PM 6/30/2005, you wrote:
Talk to your Cisco engineers about per AP card support. It comes back to
the number of roams per second and the amount of resources those roams
consume (ex: if you are doing LEAP/PEAP/etc, it will consume more
resources to roam than if you are running open). We run ours open at
present (web redirect authentication), and would be comfortable with 1,000
APs on a single card based on our discussions and experiments. We have
deployed ~1,200 APs across two cards in different chassis-- and life is
better. Roaming is not supported between cards, chassis, or mobility
groups on a card.
The Airspace acquisition will of course change everything.
-William
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Well this is good to hear. We were planning on possible using PEAP with
possibly 600 AP by next year.
Thanks for the info
We like the Airspace solution but do not want to have to run 2 different
solutions at one time. I think in the future the Cisco 1200 AP's will be
able to be migrated.
Chris
Chris Hart
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Northwestern University, Evanston
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