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Hey guys I just opened up a new 2702 and noticed a new Aux port.  According to Cisco this port is used for downstream data, but they don't go into detail on how to use it.  Has anyone played with this port?  What some things you can do with it?  I kn...

Resolved! RSSI & SNR Value

Hello - It is a conceptual question on Wireless SNR & RSSI subject that needs your expertise to shed some lights.I learned that, for RSSI is the measurement of Power in RF Singal. SNR is the measurement showing how much stronger the wireless signal. ...

HIWe broadcast several WLANs around 3 large sites.Most of these are setup with mobility anchors from external company's.We are licensed for 3000 context ware. Our manager wants to exclude these 3rd parties wlan from tracking, is there anyway of doing...

Hello, On the Cisco 1552EU, which has 6 available antenna ports. Can we mix and match antennas, for example taking the 5Ghz ports to use as backhaul on a RAP, put a omni on one port (to service 3 close by MAP)  and a directional on another antenna po...

trupeni2012 by Frequent Visitor
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I have two cisco AIR-LAP1142N-E-K9 AP directly connected to AIR-WLC2106-K9 but they are not able to join the network. Is there any specific command to run on the controller to make them join? The controller is running 7.0.235.3. I have two subnets ma...

The network structure is now a Cisco 3560X, CISCO2504, 2960 POE one, after configuring the related parameters, found a problem, Apple's device (macbook, ipad, iphone) and be able to connect to the SSID can obtain an IP address (IP address is allocati...

I recently purchased two 2702e AP's to expand the wireless coverage of our network but when I plug them in, they will not join the AP for some reason.This is what I am getting on the controller;(Cisco Controller) >show ap join stats detailed f44e0544...

Eric Stein by Community Member
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