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Hi,I'm trying to use the address filters on the AP 350 and do not understand the following feature:"Is MAC Authentication alone sufficient for a client to be fully authenticated?"I mixes EAP and OPEN AUTHENTICATION, AP AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AS RADIU...
Operating filters on AP 350, here is my question:What is the difference between the radio filters and the ETH filters, between RECEIVE and TRANSMIT for both ? I mean when, for instance, would I use the ETH filter rather than the radio filter for a gi...
Hi,Still dealing with the filter configuration on AP350.Filters can be designed based on the ETHERTYPE, IP protocol and IP port. Focusing on ETHERTYPE filters, how can I filter out 802.3, 802.2 frames ?Thanks and best regards,Guy
Hi,I'm trying to set up filters on a CISCO 350 and am a bit confused with the configuration.1) Is it so that the "Default disposition" defines how all protocols will be handled while for each protocols defined in the "special cases" in a filter set d...
Lorenzo,All radio cards that are WiFi approved. See the logo. Now, most of vendors have implemented the strict 802.11rules, but since all of us thought of improvements to the standard, we all have added "proprietary features in our AP's. As such, 802...
First of all what radio do you have inthe PTC 960SL?Likely a 4x00 since you connect to a Lucent 802.11b AP.If it is so, I would have a look in the radio settings of the 350, at the preamble size. For these legacy radio's, the AP needs to support "LON...
Well in DS (Direct Sequence), each channel is 22MHz wide. The Spread spectrum band is from 2400MHz to 2483.5 MHz, that is 83,5MHz. Count a little space between the channels and you can only get 3 non-overlapping channels 83.5 -(3x22)= 17,5 MHz, < 22M...
Mike,To get an IP connection (layer 3 of OSI model) you need to have a link at layer 2 and 1 of the OSI model, that is MAC and physical. As such, your mobile unit need to know the MAC address of your target node or the the MAc of the EXIT door of you...
I don't believe it's gonna work. The reason is that 802.11 only handles the RF relation between RF nodes (i.e. AP with AP, MU to AP or repeater to Root AP). In your case, you are expecting interoperability at a higher level than 802.11, between the B...
