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That is good to know. Thanks Chris! ------------------------------ Brett LaBerdia Wireless Engineer, CWAP, CWDP, CWSP Network Services & Telecommunications Clemson University ------------------------------

We are turning on 802.11r on our primary SSID in a couple weeks and are trying to build a list of devices that we know will break when the change goes live. We are mostly interested in non-IoT type devices like phones, tablets, or specific apple or windows driver versions that might be affected. So far ...

Sara, I have read that guidance. However, to simply "continue the use of the SSID "eduroam" also on the 6 GHz band" does not work on Cisco 9800 controllers when you have to make the SSID wpa3 only (not wpa3 optional) in order for 6ghz to broadcast. I have also tried creating a separate policy for 6ghz ...

We've done some testing with 6E and deployed in a small, highly trafficked area. So far I've only seen Google Pixel 6 series phones and some of the newest Dell laptops (Precision 7560) with Intel ax210. Kind of a moot point though since we can't turn on wpa3-only on eduroam without killing a large portion ...

We run a 3 appliance cluster for DNA on the XL version of the boxes and it handles our deployment of 7500 APs with 30,000 concurrent clients pretty well. There were some growing pains when we were trying to run on just a single appliance and TAC had to increase some software limit on the appliance just ...