04-06-2006 12:12 AM - edited 07-04-2021 11:54 AM
I have a fairly large wireless deployment and I have been looking for information regarding the total number of users supported per AP; as of yet I have not found any information other then marketing statements of "High Capacity". I am looking for 802.11G/B information regarding the total number of users supported using no auth, 802.1x, WEP, and WPA security configurations; this would be an indoor deployment. I would appreciate any information that could be provided.
04-06-2006 02:23 AM
I believe to remember that TAC sais that no more than 20 users should be on one AP. With VoIP (7920 phones) just 7 users.
What do you call "fairly large"? How many AP's? What type?
Are you using a WLSE? Or wlan controllers?
VoIP? separate VLAN's? QoS?
best regards
04-06-2006 05:35 AM
Hi Sekmet,
This is a question that comes up all the time.As you can see from the answers in the links below,there are alot of factors that come into play.The consensus from everything I have read would be 20-30 users per AP depending on actual applications etc.Have a read for some great answers provided in this forum by some "hands on" experts:
Hope this helps!
Rob
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04-09-2006 05:55 PM
Thank you for your help with this.
04-13-2006 07:44 AM
It depends upon your users and application. In my warehouse I have one AP350 driving 45+ handheld RF scanners. The RF scanners are mostly 4800 cards and a few 350 cards. The traffic generated by each scanner is very light and the scanners are running at 1Mps therefore I can get that high of a client density and I still have room to add more.
The wireless network says it is 11Mps or 54Mps but you do not have that bandwidth. You have to account for the wireless overhead and wireless is running at half-duplex.
Good luck with your deployment.
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