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I maintain multiple buildings, and each building has anywhere between 1 and 4 Cisco/Linksys WAP4410N access points. The problem is that at random intervals, the access points just stop sending and receiving wireless traffic. Every day or two, I have ...
I maintain multiple buildings, and each building has anywhere between 1 and 4 Cisco/Linksys WAP4410N access points. The problem is that at random intervals, the access points just stop sending and receiving wireless traffic. Every day or two, I have ...
I have two WAP4410N wireless access points powered using Power-Over-Ethernet. Both are running the latest available firmware version (2.0.5.3)They are both connected to the same LAN and broadcasting the same SSID with a WPA2 password.One is using cha...
Unfortunately, this was never solved. The workaround helped slightly, but did not come anywhere close to fully resolving the issue.I finally gave up and ended up returning the WAPs that I could and then ended up going with another vendor--Ubiquiti Un...
I ended up calling Small Business Support a while back, and eventually got passed to someone in "Business Support Level 2 Escalations". After going through all the standard troubleshooting stuff (including a hard reset), the technican said it was a k...
1) LAN port speed doesn't appear to have any effect2) Forcing a connection type doesn't seem to have any effect. This is also rather impractical.3) I don't have that option (though there is a TKIP/AES mixed option). Either way, I'd rather not have to...
