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Welcome to the Cisco Community Ask Me Anything conversation. Submit your questions from  Monday, August 17 , 2026 through Tuesday August 31, 2026. Our experts Saikat Nandy and Prashanth Bargur Hanumantharayappa will be waiting to assist you and resol...

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If i am having a 1200 ap from aironet ,can i use this ap with a client adapter which is of different make?(talkin about .11a standard)

I have installed last week eight AP-350 with some PC to equiped Cisco PCMCIA Card wireless.All it worked in order.Today customer called me to say that some PC can't connect through AP to network.What it can be ?What can I do to troubleshotting ?Thank...

lformelli by Level 4
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We're running Cisco LEAP enabled wireless clients on NT. Our Helpdesk would like to remote control these machines. Problem is: The HelpDesk administrators need Administrator privileges. They need to log in as themselves...remotely.When they do a "clo...

jrobert by Community Member
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Is the aironet 350 bridge can function as an access point with the 350 access point firmware? And what is the reverse situation ?thx in advance anybodies response.

s.matyas by Level 3
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We have implemented a single 350 AP with Cisco ACS 2.6. The problem is that the clients are able to associate and logon through the radius server, but never receive an ip address. The clients are W2K and XP. Any thoughts on what the problem might be ...

athibodeau by Community Member
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I am conisdering purchasing another WAP. However, I was considering the possibilities of purchasing a higher powered wireless NIC card.What are the specs regarding wireless NIC cards? Do different ones have different ranges?

dss2 by Community Member
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