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B.Smeets · 09-10-2013

Our controllers use the default UDP source port 32769 for outgoing Radius requests.According to the RFC, there can be no more than 256 different IDs for these requests. It has turned out that, in peak times, there are more than 256 outstanding reques...

B.Smeets · 12-02-2016

Do a paper site survey: place an AP near a corner and assume a circle with radius 9 meters as its coverage area. Then place the next AP in the same way, allowing for an overlap with the previous circle of about 3 meters. In this way, cover your whole...

B.Smeets · 10-28-2016

Same temporary problem here... 'Physical mode' on ports is auto - So, would HA-SSO work anyway with 10G at one side and 1G at the other?

B.Smeets · 10-07-2016

We also had some of these issues with 8.2.121.0. We upgraded to 8.2.130.0 last week and have no more issues since then.

B.Smeets · 03-22-2016

We use Radiator. The algorithm I mentioned is written in Perl. You could write a similar algorithm to issue vlan numbers based on the access point's MAC address instead of the userid. The wireless controllers report this MAC to the Radius server in a...

B.Smeets · 03-21-2016

If your Radius server allows it, you could make an algorithm on it that issues a vlan number based on userid. We convert all characters in the userid to numbers and boil this down to a vlan number, so every user will always get the same vlan, regardl...

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Source port for Radius requests

Do a paper site survey: place

Same temporary problem here..

We also had some of these

We use Radiator. The

If your Radius server allows