I am a bit shocked by AppleTVs aggressive stance on channels 149 and 153. Any thoughts from Ruckus folks would be appreciated.
http://help.apple.com/deployment/ios/...
Bob
I am running Windows on an Apple laptop and all works fine with the DPSK. It's mac address is ab:cd:ef:12:34:56 (for example).
When we plug the unit into an Apple thunderbolt display, the wireless ceases to work. The mac address then shows as ac:c...
I realize the below is kind of a wide open question. I am looking for more of a wide answer and possibly some tips on what to look for in the statistics which may help figuring out the hiccups.
I am curious what makes some APs work better than oth...
There is an option in the WLAN settings that states "Tunnel WLAN traffic to ZoneDirector (Recommended for VoIP clients and PDA devices.)"
From what I understand it forces all traffic through an L2TP, which to me seems like it would introduce some la...
I am finding that I need to insert more access points into our system to give better coverage for our weaker devices. We have roughly 34 APs: 7363s, 7962s and 7372s
As I am doing this, I am noticing that the APs are seeing a lot more of the other ...
I have yet to mess with it much but the couple tests I did, it seemed to work quite well. This also allows you to NOT use the bonjour gateway AND stops airplay from flooding your network. All in all a good deal except they stole two popular channel...
As of the latest versions of both the IOS and the apple TV, Apple is using a more direct route. Disconnect the Apple TV from the network (wireless and wired) completely, enable bluetooth on the ipad, then do an airplay.With the latest revisions, the...
Agreed, seems weird to me as well. The one time I used it was when I installed a new switch and did not setup the necessary vlan tags on the ports (we have different vlans for different SSIDs). Worked great for that.
I think from his explanation t...
