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Posted By Larry Allhands 02-01-2024 09:05:28 AM
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I tried both options, but that was running under 17.9.3. I have not tried again yet but am planning to in the future, probably when we get to 17.9.5 or 17.12.3 since we are planning to move to that for 9166D support. Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect The University of Texas at Austin ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 02-01-2024 04:53:55 AM
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Good morning Eric, I have not seen that here and am running 17.9.4a as well for a few weeks now. I'm going to look around further to make sure. The only time I had a similar experience with that was when I attempted the WPA 2/3 transition mode with two WLAN profiles on the same SSID on my lab controller ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 01-09-2024 07:48:20 AM
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I have found the Google Bard gives me less filtered answers than Chat GPT. I have not tried jokes though. The way the AI answers is based on how it was trained and by whom. ------------------------------ Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect University of Texas at Austin ---------------------- ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 10-04-2023 09:38:06 AM
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Yeah I actually design capacity based on the peak aggregate throughput in Mbps for a LCD (Least Capable Device) and an identified MDA (Most Demanding Application), especially for classroom. And in those cases I also design for clients per radio, not per AP, as many APs now have multiple radios plus dual ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 10-04-2023 08:11:00 AM
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Here are some rough metrics I use to grade buildings based on "snapshots" to compare broad qualitative client connectivity without diving too deeply in the weeds. Building sheet Cover sheet ------------------------------ Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect University of Texas at ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 05-23-2023 09:34:08 AM
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We will keep our eyes open, but we are currently running 17.9.3 campus wide with 11K APs (2700, 2800, 1562, 9105, 9120, 9124, & 9166s). I have not seen any tickets like this yet, but we just upgraded last week and students are away. ------------------------------ Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 05-02-2023 06:58:00 AM
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I no longer design for clients per AP, but rather active client applications per radio, especially considering the XOR capabilities. I prefer per client aggregate throughput as a capacity planning metric rather than number of associated and connected devices. The thinking behind this is that using modern ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 01-23-2023 01:22:01 PM
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If so, which are you supporting and what is your experience with it? Any limitations on WiFi technologies? Any specific considerations we should look out for? Thanks! ------------------------------ Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect University of Texas at Austin ---------------------------- ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 12-09-2022 08:05:00 AM
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Cisco warranties are only 1 year on outdoor WAPs so we paint with non-metallic paints ------------------------------ Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect University of Texas at Austin ------------------------------
Posted By Larry Allhands 12-09-2022 07:54:49 AM
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Just remember when mixing that looking forward there will be a different EOL & support dates for 9120/9130 vs 9136/9166. I inherited a mixed Cisco environment and we are dealing now with having to run disparate controllers & software versions in many buildings while we are upgrading our environment and ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 10-26-2022 12:21:23 PM
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We are beginning to look at these Cisco alternative offerings as well. Did you find any good information you can share? We are currently Cisco WLC9800s. I have visited the University of Michigan (Aruba 6E on-prem deployment) and am going to UT Arlington to see the Juniper Mist deployment next week. ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 06-23-2022 10:10:28 AM
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Thanks! Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect The University of Texas at Austin ITS Networking 512-844-8350 utexas.edu
Posted By Larry Allhands 06-23-2022 07:10:26 AM
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Thanks Lee! Cheers, Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect The University of Texas at Austin ITS Networking 512-844-8350 utexas.edu
Posted By Larry Allhands 06-23-2022 07:10:02 AM
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Thanks Dan, Although 60GHz is something I have not yet deployed, I have had a lot of experience with Ubiquiti PtP and PmP radios in the past and have never had a bad experience, so this is in line with my thinking as well. Cheers, Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect The University ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 06-23-2022 06:18:56 AM
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Does anyone here have any experience with or opinions on 802.11ad/60GHz point to point radio systems? I'm currently exploring a few manufacturers' offerings Ubiquiti, Microtik, GNS Wireless, etc. ------------------------------ Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect University of Texas at Austin ...
Posted By Larry Allhands 04-03-2022 06:16:10 PM
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Thanks for the information. We are going to conduct a test with our 9800s and I'll post any interesting findings here after we finish it. ------------------------------ Larry Allhands Wireless Network Architect University of Texas at Austin ------------------------------
Posted By Larry Allhands 03-30-2022 06:20:09 PM
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Does anyone have any experience running Cisco' s FT Mixed Mode on 9800 WLCs in a large environment. I know when it first came out it was not recommended due to so many devices having trouble. Have they fixed it and does anyone run it? We are considering this in an attempt to reduce our processor load ...