Earlier this month Cisco released a new autonomous IOS for the 2700 and 3700 access-points. If I look at the release logs, they reference to a new 1700I access-point:Support for Cisco Aironet 1700 Series access point- This access point is built on 3x...
Hi!First some background information. We use a combination of Cisco ACS and Cisco catalyst 3560 switches for network authentication and authorization. Clients (Windows XP) have a certificate installed which will grand access to the network and put th...
I have similar experiences as Arne, we only use 802.11r with Cisco's 8821 phones on a dedicated SSID. Other than that we stay away from it for the majority of our customers, with as exception adaptive ft on some BYOD networks. Do you need 802.11r for...
The AP's you use lack something what Cisco calls Dual-DFS logic. Due to this the AP only uses the main chipset to determine if the detected "energy spike" is indeed DFS which results in a lot of false DFS hits. The workaround is to only use UNII-1 an...
Please take a look at bug CSCvq81388 and CSCvm68624 which are both fixed in 8.5.160.0 (also called "8.5 MR6") software. This software is quite new, but as long as you don't use flexconnect with CoS based APs you should be fine. Please rate useful pos...
"Are you saying that if under the WLAN, I have client user idle timeout unchecked, that it will globally set this to 300?"Yes, the global setting will be applicable in that case. You can find this setting under in the GUI under the "controller" tab.