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Re: New Switch Gear / Various Goodies right, it wont look terribly bad, but still, the flush look would have been better, what was sonicwall thinking?
do you have a picture of your sonicwall firewall with the sonic point section/tab active? i would like to see what that looks like.
i am running an NSA 2400
a screen shot of the sonicpoint/station status would be nice. |
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| yes, thank you.
do you have it setup as 1 SSID so that users can bounce between them while keeping an active connection?
i am thinking 1 sonic-point might cover my entire office, but if i had to have two of them, i'd like to have the same SSID so the users doesnt have to bounce back and forth if they are back and forth between offices (within our building). |
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| we are pretty spread out as it is. For the most part we don't roam between access points. I do have a new building that has two of them in the building and they cover it well. We currently have 3 SSIDs being broadcasted.
1 - Primary Staff (WPA2-PSK)
2 - Staff Wep (128 bit WEP, We have some older devices)
3 - Guest Wifi |
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 DarkLogixTexan and ProudPremium
join:2008-10-23
Baytown, TX
kudos:3
1 edit | reply to tomdlgns
back were I worked before we installed cisco 1242 access points in the ceiling so you couldn't see them at all in normal use |
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| i assume you mean couldn't
yeah, i don't mind if they are hidden or not, as long as having them above drop ceiling tiles didnt hurt the coverage. i suppose it might not matter all that much. |
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DarkLogixTexan and ProudPremium
join:2008-10-23
Baytown, TX
kudos:3 | ya sorry for the typo
in that location there wasn't any issue with the tiles and fiberglass (unless you wanted to actually get to it) |
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