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My first AP installation was about 6-10 years ago. At that time the instructions with the Cisco AP was not to handle the AP unit if it was powered up. To remedy this we install everything first and plug the AP unit into the powered switch very last s...
I agree with all of your comments. However, it is not a perfect world and everyone has handled them at 1 time or another. Have you ever seen the warning that I did telling the installer not to handle the AP unit if it's powered??? I really would lik...
Agree!However, If Cisco advised not to handle the AP when it was energized then I would take that to heart. What if I had to replace all of the AP units and handled them in a way that exposed myself to the radiation etc. If I had to replace 10, 20 or...
LeoYou may be right! However, That would not explain why Cisco had the warning in their installation instructions for the AP.Are you saying then that Cisco printed misleading instructions?
