Nick,
What type of card are they using. It might be a chipset issue. A
couple of years back, we had issues with the Aironets telling cards on
wireless carts around the hospital to re-associate to another AP.
The best thing to do, is to sniff the traffic in the airwaves. Or look
at the logs, if they are available, to see when that particular
client/MAC lost its connection. There you should find a brief
description as to why the connection dropped.
This is probably on of the hardest things to verify because by the time
you make it down to the location, the user is "FINE".
Thanks.
Jorge Bodden
Urrea, Nick wrote:
We at UC Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco are using
Cisco Aironett 1231 APs and a Bluesocket solution.
Some of our users experience wireless connection drops.
These students say that they don't have any problems connecting anywhere else
Here are the settings that we use on the radios
World Mode is Disabled
Preamble: Long
Receive Antenna: Diversity
External Antenna Configuration: Disabled
Traffic Stream Metrics: Disabled
Aironett Extensions: Enable
Ethernet Encapsulation Transform: RFC1042
Reliable Multicast to WGB: disabled
Beacon Period: 100
Max Data Retries: 32
Fragmentation Threshold: 2346
Data Beacon Rate (DTIM): 2
RTS Max. Retries: 32
RTS Threshold: 2347
We do a 3 channel overlay (Ch 1, 6, 11)
Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated
Nick
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UC Hastings College of the Law
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