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Posted By Jason Healy 05-02-2024 06:00:00 AM
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We've had occasional discussions of whitebox switches on the list, but it's been a while. Wondering if anyone has evaluated PicOS from Pica8 as network OS, and in what capacity. They have a virtual version that I plan to try out, but if anyone else has anything they can share, I'd love to hear it. Since ...
Posted By Jason Healy 04-17-2024 07:54:35 AM
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Do the times correlate with anything, like class changes? Our RADIUS logs look like that with spikes as the student pass between classes at the same time. If a big chunk of your clients are reauthenticating to the network at the same time, they might be generating a bunch of mDNS or other discovery ...
Posted By Jason Healy 03-06-2024 01:10:29 PM
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We did this a year+ ago and the "gateway" boxes installed by the vendor are rpi with a PoE extractor. We had to get a network cable to where the rpi was, but fortunately didn't have to worry about getting them on wifi. The rpi talk to the laundry appliances via zigbee. They came and did a survey beforehand ...
Posted By Jason Healy 03-06-2024 10:55:52 AM
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Aaron, Thank you for sending this along! We have had on and off issues with wifi calling but it hasn't been a big enough deal to dive into it. Your notes will simply give us a jump start. To (partially) answer Seth's question, my provider (AT&T) only lists FQDNs and doesn't promise specific IPs will ...
Posted By Jason Healy 01-14-2024 07:59:25 PM
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Just a quick note as I promised an update: today was day 25 and once again the IPv6 issue struck. I thought it wasn't going to when we passed the 25 day 9 hour mark (when it happened last time). However, just as we hit 25 days 12 hours we lost one, and then two of our four controllers. Spent some time ...
Posted By Jason Healy 01-11-2024 06:11:34 PM
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We have upgraded to 8.10.0.9 per TAC's request. The dreaded 25-day window for us will arrive this Sunday afternoon, so we're on standby to see what happens this weekend. I'll try to remember to upgrade the group once I have something to report. Jason -- . Jason Healy Director of Technology . Suffield ...
Posted By Jason Healy 01-11-2024 08:25:04 AM
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Another vote for BitWarden here. We are much smaller and so I'm not familiar with all the features you're requesting. For our small group it's done a good job of keeping central access to shared passwords, with group/individual access capabilities for items or categories of items. It has SSO and enterprise ...
Posted By Jason Healy 12-21-2023 08:19:37 AM
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Hi Neil, That is interesting that it's in the same timeframe. Our issue is with the controllers losing connectivity (the APs seem fine), so I'm not sure if it's the same. Still, if you could share your case number(s) with me I can pass them along (off list is fine: jhealy@suffieldacademy.org). Meanwhile, ...
Posted By Jason Healy 12-11-2023 07:43:13 AM
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Jonathan, That sounds like the same symptoms to me. We've been able to reach the controller through the "dead" gateway as well, and seen other weird behavior (can't SSH to the controller directly, but MDC from the MC works OK). Pings come and go, etc. I'd love your case number (off-list is fine: j ...
Posted By Jason Healy 12-11-2023 07:32:51 AM
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This is 8.10.0.8. We were on .7 when the issue first happened and we moved to .8 because TAC thought the issue was resolved in that version. They never got back to me about moving to .9, so we are still on .8 at this time. I imagine they'll want me to upgrade but I don't have high hopes that things ...
Posted By Jason Healy 12-11-2023 06:30:00 AM
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Good morning, this is a quick scream into the void in case someone can help. This summer we upgraded our Aruba cluster to 8.10 and converted it to IPv6-only operation. Since that time we are experiencing an issue where members of the cluster lose connectivity after 25 days of uptime. It's now happened ...
Posted By Jason Healy 10-04-2023 09:08:00 AM
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I wanted to pick the collective brain on this... We have "visitor" and "iot" SSIDs that I'd like to merge into one, along with a NAC/captive portal to sort devices out by role. Right now we have WPA2-PSK on both, but the key is not terribly secret (we rotate the visitor one periodically). I'm leaning ...
Posted By Jason Healy 09-22-2023 12:33:09 PM
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We're an all-apple campus using EAP-TLS for eduroam. I decided to be a canary and upgraded my phone yesterday and was able to get on to wifi no issues. I have not yet heard reports of student issues, but we only have 400 students and I'm not sure how many have upgraded. If you're suspecting TLS version ...
Posted By Jason Healy 08-11-2023 01:48:34 PM
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Thank you, the TFTP is what I was looking for. I directly downloaded the image off the controller and it's still 8.8.0.0, so it sounds like the controller's install might be messed up. TAC is having a look at the logs to try and figure that one out now. Thanks for the pointers! Jason -- . Jason ...
Posted By Jason Healy 08-11-2023 11:21:09 AM
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Hi Tim, 1) We use Router Advertisements for client configuration. We do have a DHCPv6 server (built into our core router) that serves stateless config options (you should mark the "other" flag in your RA to announce that this is available). This is mostly as a backup for old clients that can't get things ...
Posted By Jason Healy 08-11-2023 10:33:56 AM
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So far I've tried a 303H and a 325 (what I had lying around). Both have the exact same issue. I do remember something about the 325s not having enough flash space to upgrade now that you mention it.... ugh, I'm starting to get a rash thinking about it. Jason -- . Jason Healy Director of Technology ...
Posted By Jason Healy 08-11-2023 09:30:00 AM
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I'm opening a case with TAC but hoping for any hints here in the meantime. We're on 8.7 and I have a test controller running 8.10. I've migrated a couple APs to the new setup and they appear to be stuck in a boot loop. The serial output shows the AP being upgraded from 8.7.1.10 to 8.8.0.0, but that's ...
Posted By Jason Healy 08-09-2023 10:40:31 AM
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The pros are that you only have one address family to configure and debug, and a much larger pool of addresses available for use. In our case, we don't have nearly enough public IPv4 addresses to give them out to clients, so IPv6 is a way to get global routable addresses (we still firewall them, but ...
Posted By Jason Healy 08-03-2023 08:53:15 AM
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I'm glad Stuart brought this up as I was wondering something similar. The last time we did a major rearchitecture, we configured all our switches to support jumbo (9216 IIRC) frames on all interfaces on layer 2. However, we kept all the layer 3 interfaces at normal frame size. I figured that way we'd ...
Posted By Jason Healy 05-15-2023 09:00:59 AM
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We did networked laundry in the last 12 months at our school (Automatic Laundry). I had similar hesitations about wifi, and the company was good about working with us to get their "newest generation" equipment that would do zigbee (or something similar) and IPv6 (which we require for new projects). The ...