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We have updated our customer wireless network with new 1562I and 1562D access points. We have diverse clients that wok fine, but we are facing some connection problems with third party clients used as wgb, wlc fail to comunicate randmly and shows err...

aperez by • Frequent Visitor
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We have a Ubiquiti setup and an AP has started giving us trouble. Decided to put a Cisco in it's place. We currently have 2 SSID on different VLANs and 1 Management VLAN.  A Windows Server 2012 R2 Box acts as the NPS server. It has a nic on VLAN 10 a...

jkay18041 by • Level 6
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Hi!   I'm wanting to take the CCNA Wireless exams (I've actually got about 15 years of WiFi experience, but the last Cisco AP/BRs I've used were the ancient Aironet 350s.  I used tons of equipment from other vendors).     Since I like practicing at h...

Hi, I bought some Aironet 1852e without antennas. The deployment will be done using only the 2.4GHz band due I'm not planning to use 5.8GHz. I have a lot of old AIR-ANT2422DG-R antennas (2.4GHz only) so I would like to know if this antenna model is c...

I have registered Tecom dmp330 wifi-phone like a 3rd party sip device to CUCM 7.1.5   So it works fine with outgoing calls, but not works with incoming calls. When I take a call nobody hears each other, but if I hold on this call and then retrieve it...

azazio by • Visitor
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 Hi Guys,   I am currently trying to setup a MESH toplogy involving 2 x 1562E outdoor APs, 1 WLC 3504 and 2.4Ghz Omnis and 5Ghz directional antennas.   The issue I am having is when configuring the Antenna Band Mode from "Dual" to "Single"   From the...

kevinks1987 by • Frequent Visitor
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We are designing an AP placement plan for a large hospital that will have requirements for high density and location services for an RTLS solution.  We are planning on using the 3800 series AP.  The RTLS solution operates on 2.4GHz only--obviously th...

AlexZmann by • Level 1
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So i just work as NE for two weeks with zero experience in AP and WLC (I have CCNA R&S). I have learned our company WLC via web GUI, and know a little bit about how to see active clent and its mac address, our APs, SSID, WLAN and basic stuff. But the...

satyaz by • Frequent Visitor
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I guys, hope you are fine.I've a MA-ANT-25 to install in an AP MR-74.The antenna is dual band, so I can connect one connector to a one radio (2.4Ghz) and the other connector to the other radio (5Ghz), or I've to connect the 2 connectores of the anten...

lpmatos by • Level 2
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We currently have a WLC 4404 with 1142 AP's.  We plan to upgrade to a new WLC 3504 and 1852 or 2802 access points.   Assuming the wireless design is the same and that it is configured properly, I am curious what are the main benefits we will see with...

mac1234 by • Frequent Visitor
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Hi Guys,   I want to make a small mesh network with a vWLC. I know that some AP's have only 1x 2.4 GHz and 1x 5GHz antenna, so if you use I.E the 5GHz frequency band as back haul you cant use it for distributing WLANS   Which AP's could you recommend...

p3tter123 by • Level 1
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I have a  SG110-24HP with a Cisco 2800 Access Point.  According to the documentation for the AP, it needs 25.5W of power to power it over PoE, and the  SG110-24HP has 24 ports of dedicated 100W, so initially I think I am OK.   However, when I plug th...

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