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I'm looking into upgrading current Cisco 1232 (G) to an (N) solution. Can I upgrade the 1232 with a radio change only or will the 1232 not accept the change? Will I have to replace the 1232 with a 1252. If anyone has a white paper on this it would be...
I use Cisco 1232's in a wireless solution, and they work great. They can get power (PoE) from an 8 port Linksys switch, but the 24 port PoE switch wont power them. After a call from Linksys they confirmed that all their switches are 802.3af standard....
I push the .tar but it comes back stating it still has the same revision as before...Seem to be following all the rules, just no success at it. Who out there has the trick fix.....
I've used the tftpd32 application in the past to configure the Cisco 1232 AP's with an IP Address, can someone tell me if that tool works on the Cisco 1300 Bridge as well. All I want to do is put an IP address on the bridge so I can go into the GUI i...
Thanks. That explained it all. Strange though, some are .3af and some are not. Seems like Cisco should make their AP's compatible both ways. It appears that the industry standard is becoming .3af
The answer to your question is YES. You can extend you your network by connecting to AP2 (the non-root bridge). Yes, its true what others have said about the NRB needing to be connected to the RB, but that just applies to the first NRB in the chain. ...
Rob, does this include the problem with configuring an external antenna. With previous 1232 AP's I've not had any problems configuring a 9dBi Hawking antenna on this ap. Now when I enter the information and hit save, it takes me to a 404 page. I've a...
