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Right now we have about 22 Cisco access points. Some are 1200s but most are 1100s.Currently we only have an SSID that is not broadcasted. It has no security on it.I have approximately 400 wireless clients on the network. All laptops using windows to...
My building is about 70 years old and made of block and concrete. Like a hospital or a school.We have two hallways that run parrallel and are about 100 feet long, and are about 40 ft apart with a corridor that connects them to for basically an H. Un...
That is quite funny. I keep my desktop support guy in a box, so I guess it is not a stretch to stuff a wireless engineer in one too Alas the quite bit of research I have done shows me that my 1100s and 1200s can infact enter this fantastic zone.Eba...
Did you ever consider a WLC and converting these APs to LWAPP?-I dont know what WLC and LWAPP are. I will do some research.I have contracted with someone to come out and pull cables for 4 in each hallway, but will only use three as per the recommenda...
Thank you both for your input. I do have a survey that was done with Ekahau. Which I will upload. I really don't know how to Interpret the findings, other than to look at the colors and combine that with my knowledge of where signal strength is poo...
I have had similar problems in the past and have used two different things to locate the APs. One is finding the MAC address on the switch - it should tell you what port its on. I have 3Com switches and it is very easy to do. I dont know about Cis...