26 Mar
Say goodbye to your old WEP 128-bit keys and say hello to AES and WPA2. If you want to really secure down your Cisco Aironets follow these settings.
*Personal with Pre-Shared Key*
In the Windows Client (If you have your SSID Hidden and you are using Microsoft’s Zero Config)
1) Do properties on you wireless connection
2) Go to […]
Posted in Cisco, General, Networking, Security, Wi-Fi by: chris.super
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12 Mar
I had to update my Cisco Aironets as well for the DST change. There isn’t much for controls in the web console to help you fix the issues. You can uncheck and check to use Daylight Savings Time but since it doesn’t think that DST applies yet that won’t help.
The work around for this is […]
Posted in Cisco, Daylight Savings Time, General, Networking, Wi-Fi by: chris.super
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13 Jul
We got the Cisco 6509 with the 96-port blades up and running. One thing that we ran into is that when you do POE to a legacy POE device you cannot run it through the Cisco 96 to 48 port patch panel. We were planning on running all of our Aironet 1231s using POE on […]
Posted in Networking by: chris.super
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26 Jun
I have been doing some research on what settings would most optimize my Cisco aironets. One of my major questions has been should I run one or two dipole antenna and what should the setting be. My first thought it why not just use one antenna because the way the aironets work is they can […]
Posted in Wi-Fi by: chris.super
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23 Jun
B-rad left a comment on my post Wireless Ceiling that the longest cable is only 5′ but you should be able to get good coverage from one ceiling tile in the area. You should then be able to mount an AP above this ceiling tile and running the access point off of POE. I have […]
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20 Jun
I have been looking into running some Aironet 1231s off of POE on the new network I am setting up. What I have found is that the 1200 series Aironets don’t support the IEEE POE standard but have been built to the legacy Cisco inline power. There are multiple ways you can power these devices […]
Posted in Networking, Wi-Fi by: chris.super
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16 Jun
Earlier I talked about the importance of running Cisco products on your network. http://blog.super-networking.net/?p=3 I had some questions about sizing and options. Cisco make a wide variety of products and these products have may models that are sized/priced for different sized businesses. The #1 important product to have with any size business is a firewall […]
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16 Jun
Got some Cisco Aironet 1231s in today, moving network from Linksys Wireless bridges to Cisco Aironets. I upgraded the IOS today from 12.2 to 12.3 series of IOS. In the past I have see a large increase in performance of the aironets with is upgrade. The aironets seem to cover a greater distance even though […]
Posted in Wi-Fi by: chris.super
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