- Original Message -
> From: "Noah Weis"
> We identified a link between 2 switches that was having intermittent
> physical errors just a bit ago. The offending copper bits have been thrown
> to the depths of hell. There were several access points in the center of
> Millenium Hall that wer
More on network status:
We identified a link between 2 switches that was having intermittent
physical errors just a bit ago. The offending copper bits have been thrown
to the depths of hell. There were several access points in the center of
Millenium Hall that were fed via this link and, as such,
Nick, we actually do limit the client power settings, by default, for the
very reasons you mention.
Noah
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 12:43 PM, Nick Hilliard wrote:
> On 10/10/2011 16:01, Anton Kapela wrote:
> > Please relay any outstanding issues my way--I'll route to Verilan,
> > which is handling
On 10/10/2011 16:01, Anton Kapela wrote:
> Please relay any outstanding issues my way--I'll route to Verilan,
> which is handling the network and wireless support for the meeting.
If Verilan has the ability to limit client power settings, these should
also be reduced as far as possible. Some dri
Attendees,
At present, we're aware of several issues affecting access to the
NANOG attendee network -- in short, they include:
-Apparent 'lumping' of iDevices, picking 11b/g channels of "1" and "6"
(while channel 11 AP's sid idly by); adjusting additional AP's power
and channel configuration to p
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