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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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Our University has recieved funding to do a Campus Wide site survey to implement 802.11a wireless lan. Two questions. 1)How will we be able to do an acurate 802.11a site survey without the Cisco equipment being released? 2)Is Cisco slow to release 80...

paul.sharp by Community Member
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i want to ask if there are some wlan cards that runs in freequencies from 10 to 15Ghz of if its possible to change the frequencies of wlan cards

pixie by Community Member
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I was asked to 'fix' a BR500 implementation with poor signal strength.I need to improve the System Operating Margin by adding gain to the receive side, but the manual does not show dual connectors (like the 340/350), so I can't do it unless the card ...

Hi, Im starting a Wireless ISP in my area. The main office sits about 1000' about ground level with 3 large cellsites within 5 Miles of eachother. The idea is to use 5.8Ghz Dish Antennas to push 50MB from the Office to each cellsite. Then I'd like to...

MSNiCROS by Community Member
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Hi,I'm trying to install a Aironet PCI352 PCI adapter card in a Compaq Deskpro 4000-5166 MMX (166Mhz) running Windows 2000. It detects the card ok and installs drivers, but when I try to reboot, it crashes before I can get into BIOS settings. It seem...

lunestadr by Level 1
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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

gverr by Level 2
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Hi there,I am trying to determine the best products to improve the strength of a wireless network I manage. This network is located primarily in a 5000 square foot building. I use a 340 series AP and 340/350 series PCI and PCMCIA cards. Performance i...

todd by Community Member
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I am setting up a link of around 13 miles but I won't be able to match antenna height at both locations. The root system's antenna is at a hundred and twenty feet and the client node's antenna is at 75 feet. I would like to know if there is a place I...

kbarrow by Community Member
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Has anyone out there managed to get Hot Standby working on a secured WLAN with LEAP? I cannot manage to get my clients to do anything more than roam to a different AP with LEAP. When I enable the standby on the second AP and take down the Ethernet on...

dsnider by Community Member
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himy cisco br342 bridge firmware is 8.24v. i wanna upgrade it to 8.65 or higher. how do i this?would you please tell me that what kind of Firmwares is best for me.i have two aironet342 Bridge, and have 4Km distance from eachother.and i have 2 Andrew ...

mmasha by Level 2
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I've been having a recurring, intermittant problem with DHCP-assigned IP addresses not getting assigned to Aironet 350 equipped Compaq iPAQ PDAs. I've upgraded the card (4.25.23) & AP (11.10T) firmware to the latest versions. iPAQ client software is ...

mark by Community Member
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I need to provide wireless Internet accesss to many customers that already have Cisco 340 series client adapters installed on there systems. Some of these customers are 20-30KM aways. Can 340 Series base station do this job.

adebowalen by Community Member
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