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Hi Cisco gurus, Recently we decided to change the name of one of our Aironet 1140 AP's. Everything was great for a few days then, for some reason, nobody was able to connect to it. They would all recieve timeout messages when they would connect....
Just a few days ago, one of my coworkers computer was unable to see any of our wireless access points - all aironet 1140. He is one of two using a Win 7 machine, everybody else uses Mac with either Lion or Mountain Lion. The Macs can "see" and connec...
Alright so I've enabled 2.4Ghz broadcasting and everything seems to work fine now...odd. Why would his computer suddenly stop detecting the 5Ghz broadcast? My coworker is in the engineering dept and he says that he didn't install anything at all on h...
Nope, all of the other computers, including mine, can still detect them fine. I tried to manually add one of our access points to my coworkers computer, and Win 7 said that it already existed and that it was unavailble. What stumps me, is that only h...
My coworkers laptop cannot dectect ANY of our WAP's nor can some peoples phones (which is of less concern to me). However, interestingly enough, his laptop can detect other companies WAP's. I'm at a loss as to what could have caused this.His computer...
Yes, its the first thing I tried. The WAP's are using WPA2 with AES CCMP + TKIP with 128 bit encription and are broadcasting in 802.11 N if that helps.
