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Installed aironet 350 on IPAQ, current drivers. Associates with AP340 & DHCP states IP given (verified by mac). still cannot access anything from IPAQ (IE) or mail. No ping to test connectivity? Am I missing something or will Aironet 350 not work wit...

acaswell by Community Member
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Im thoroughly confused.Please help.What I would like to do is setup my clients to useEAP LEAP first whats the difference.Do I really need the ACS? I have a radius server already. If so why do I need the ACS.When I am setting up the Wireless Access po...

bradyrf by Community Member
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We have Cisco 350 Work-group bridges. We have successfully fed a shared hub with this device, but the connection is not very reliable. Is it possible to have a 350 feed a managed switch?

gmcgee by Community Member
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I have a outdoor wireless link bridge-to-bridge. the distance between the sites is 8 km. the power level of the link is 51% (trans.) 56% (recep.) quality of signal is 70% (out) 76%(in). the line of sight is perfect.My problem is, the bridges loose th...

gzamboni by Community Member
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I have set up a 350 AP with 252 PCMCIA clients running Win2k prof. I am using ACS 3.0 running on an 2000 member server and set up for authentication against the Win2k domain. However, clients cannot authenticate. In the failed attempts log on ACS I g...

ketilgri by Community Member
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We have Lucent Orinoco PCMCIA cards in our laptops and have just purchesed some Aironet 350's, they work ok with the Orinoco drivers and client manager software,but i can't get the Cisco client ACU software to recognise the cards as i want to get the...

mike.f by Community Member
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