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I would like to be able to see client RSSIs in the commonly ascribed simple dBm value, ideally in a table, but I cannot find this in Dashboard. What I do find is a positive value, which is not possible. RSSI by industry convention should yield a v...
I occasionally have some suggestions for IOS and other OS for commands which I'm certain would be extremely popular, such as a "shut cycle 5" for interfaces which would power down the interface for 5 seconds, then bring it back up (handy for remote w...
CSCug73845 says it effectively doesn't work in 7.4.100.0 and doesn't show a fix till 8.x, but I've heard of people getting it to work. Doesn't work for me. Anyone? I see exactly the symptom described, in 7.6.120.0.https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch...
I read that one must use the user/pass method of web auth to take advantage of the newer "sleeping client" functionality. Certainly the same need for this function applies to Passthrough (acceptable use page submission) authentication as well, since...
I know that the 3700 itself will drop to 3x4 MIMO if it only gets 15.4W of power (takes 16.8 with 4x4). If I add in a WSSI module, I know that is not enough power to run the WSSI module. We'd like to deploy our APs with the module installed and li...
Thank you for the reply and insight!No reflection on your response, but definitely on the Meraki product, is that SNR and RSSI are very different things and we need to know both to make certain determinations about how our clients are performing, and...
Thanks for the info... If you happen to know, I'm trying to sort out dBm versus mW for the power local command. I'd encourage you to check out http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/access_point/15-3-3/configuration/guide/cg15-3-3/cg15-3-3-...
.... and even a tiny bit of documentation on old to new mobility migration would have revealed this for both of us. Oh well. All the best with your migrations!
Presuming the 5508 was in "old mobility" mode (pre 7.6 or set to old mobility), we found that moving APs to new mobility 5760 is not possible. If you switch the 5508 to new mobility (might require an upgrade) (and reboot), the HA setting change does...
Yep, the AP w/WSSI does power up and service clients on an 802.3af port. Not sure how to tell if the WSSI module gets powered up or not (I presume not...seems to be either a black hole in the AP status on the WLC UI, or it's not intuitive).On 802.3a...
