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Buzz,
If that is true, then our service provider
needs to learn a bit more about wireless. The Cisco APs are among the
"hottest" (highest transmit power) APs available. This is not compatible
with a high density environment. In a high density environment, the need
is for APs to be closer together and operating at lower power, to increase the
overall capacity of the entire WLAN. If the transmit power is high and the
APs are placed close together, the APs wind up interfering with each other and
reducing the overall capacity of the WLAN. The more APs you put into the
WLAN, the lower the capacity gained by each AP.
-Bob
From: owner-stds-802-sec@listserv.ieee.org on behalf of Rigsbee, Everett O Sent: Thu 5/6/2004 2:29 AM To: STDS-802-SEC@listserv.ieee.org Subject: Re: [802SEC] +++EC Email Ballot+++ Allocation of Funds for the Acquisition of Wireless Access Points for Plenary Meeting Network Support Bob, The Cisco AIR-AP1231G-A-K9 is the only unit our service provider, IDEAL Technology, would recommend for our type of high density configurations.
Thanx, Buzz
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Disapprove. There is no need to purchase this equipment at this price. There are plenty of other solutions that are better and cost less (my own company's, for example). Cisco's equipment, even at the "discounted" $700 is absolutely the most expensive and lowest performance that you can buy.
-Bob
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Members,
The ballot opens
8PM EDT 5May 2004 and closes 8PM EDT 15May
2004.
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